as i say, there were were women you knew about like clara barton, dorothea dix, there's also a woman journalist who came to town. some of them came before the war, one was grace greenwood she was an abolitionist, and she was the first woman allowed to write from the scented gallery. she was a soon kicked out of the senate press gallery for writing truth. she wrote that daniel webster was a drunk, meant it like that. again it reminded me a lot of my own experiences. there were activists, all of these fascinating women who thrive during the war in washington and the reporters came in large numbers. dorothea dix was here before the war lobbying in congress and she was so influential that she is actually given a little alcove in the senate library, by the senate in which to do her lobbying. when she was here she established saint elizabeth, then she went off to other places when the bill she was trying to get through was vetoed. she then came back and brought herself into the surgeon general and said she would be the superintendent of the male nurses. there were no female nurses, she cre

by the time dorothea dix died, she had created more than 100 mental hospitals around the world includingin japan, meaning, meaning she had to travel by herself there. clara barton, what you know about, this is what drives me nuts about this book, clara founded the american red cross. really, was it hard? did anything go before that, what was involved there? well of course a a great deal was involved. she came as a governor networker and then did heroic work during the war as a nurse and as a supplier. she went to europe afterwards and discovered the red cross and came back and lobbied for two decades to get the geneva convention ratified by the senate. when they finally did ratify them it was with the american amendment, which which she wrote which said the red cross could go to natural disasters as well as to war zones. so anytime you see the red cross , after a flood, hurricane, hurricane, anywhere in the world, it's because clara barton, and she then went back as the american representative, she got the american amendment adopted by the red cross. there is a lot involved in founding t

dix, put them in uniforms and sent them off to training camps. wasn't long before i got transferred to washington, where i picked up, i was employed by the same people who quite had eventually had charge of building all the camps and hospitals and airfields in the united states and the pentagon. and i went over, i became the, one of the five subordinate officers that colonel renshaw. the army supervised 40 or 50 k architec architects, and a great big team of contractors in the building of the pentagon. our job was to try to stay on top of all that. when the pentagon was finished, general groves picked me up, and i went into the manhattan district, which is his atom bomb project, very quiet, very secretive. and everything was so secretive that it was five or ten years after the war that i began telling people what i really should have told them at the outset to get the job done. after the war, i picked up, i went into the construction business on my own. worked at that for 50 years. built about 800 buildings. most of them are still standing. if on

we have visibility issues, some fog in mount pocono, some fog around fort dix this morning, slightly reduced visibility at philly international. if you are up early, i hope you had a good time in philadelphia. at least weather won't delay you but they are advising to you get there at least three hours early because they anticipate lot of people leaving today, as well. temperatures walking out the door, in the 60's, it is mild for a morning in late september, and so we have 66 degrees in philadelphia, mid 60's just about every where else, and rain to our south, rain out to our west, nothing here at least not yet, but we do expect some showers to be around later on in the day. in fact we are calling them hit or miss showers but high temperature look at that 82 degrees later on. 6:49 is your sunset time. we will see a little bit of sun today. it will be kind of a hazy day with a lot of humidity, and, a couple have of days where it will feel like the season just passed and then, wait until you see temperatures at the end of the seven day forecast, chilling out a bed. >>> we will talk abo

reduced visibility around fort dix this morning, but again, we'll keep an eye on the visibility to see if we get any fog later on. 76 degrees in philadelphia right now, as we said, 68 mount pocono, muggy 73 degrees in reading, 72 in trenton, at the shore mid 70s, same with dover, and wilmington, and the dew point up there, as well, snow is really muggy morning after our steamy tuesday. we mentioned, 94 degrees, was the high yesterday. it was close to the record for september 8th. but the record was 96. now, today's record is 94. we're calling for 92 in your weather by the number, going with seven, because of the increased humidity and the chance every thunderstorm later on. so hot, very humid, and some late day thunderstorms. here in the city probably won't arrive until much later in the day toward evening. that is your weather authority forecast. soap, one more day in the 90's, bob kelly, and big changes after that. >> yes, my daughter, started teaching third grade yesterday. she said it was hot in the classroom for the first day of school. so be ready for that again today, gang, as w

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though she has a front row seat, she could not get a ticket and standing amongst the crowds is too dix. >> i saw john paul so i guess that is enough in a lifetime. >> they complained that the security posed a logistical nightmare and strain on people that can't afford it. >> i heard from someone that there are no pets within the red zone, but there are thousands of pets within the red zone. >> perhaps the biggest chance is what to do with their cars. >> we'll be moving our car to a friend in the suburbs and taking the train in for the duration, a lot of our neighbors are leaving. >> a manager from park town place -- many residents say the communication is spotty and non-specific. >> i don't know how to get out of my apartment or how do a drive back, i don't know where to go to eat, there used to be a grocery store here but it's closed. i hope for the best and stay in my apartment for a tuesdays. >> clearly some frustration out there. the apartment management company says they will update residents as they receive more information from the officials and secret service, tonight the lowin

in their work are women you know about but you don't know how remarkable there women like dorothea dix and clara barton. she had come to lobby for a bill and she wanted the government to put aside 12 million acres for the mentally ill and poverty-stricken. and she was already so influential because of her work with the mentally ill that the senate set aside an office in the capital for her from which to lobby. she would get it through one house one session and finally she gets it through both houses of congress and the president vetoes it. before she left she got congress to establish a government hospital for the insane and then she comes back during the war and she goes to the surgeon general and says she will be the superintendent of female nurses but there were no female nurses. nursing was not open to women. that was not open field in the surgeon general was terrified of her and basically said yes maam, you could do that. and by the way not only was nursing not open, the field of medicine was barely touched because women had not been allowed. they were basically three or four wome

some fog there, pottstown, socked in with the quarter mile visibility, same around wrightstown, fort dixand wilmington delaware three-quarters of the mile visibility. you could be driving just fine and hit isolated areas of fog all that in moisture in the air this morning. yeah, humidity coming back. temperatures in the 50's to the north of us, 60 in foggy pottstown. seventy-one in the the city. sixty-four in wildwood. sixty-five in atlantic city. as you check dew points they are going up in the upper 60's in wilmington, philadelphia, dover delaware, wrightstown that means it is starting to get more humid. it will be a muggy night at the ballpark as phillies return home facing the braves tonight at seven will 05. it will be 85 when the game begins tonight and it will be a warm, muggy one as well. we are way above average and we have been with that long heat wave last week. upper 80's both saturday and sunday and low humidity. ninety's come back and so do stickies. nine out of ten for your labor day. by tuesday and wednesday we are still in the 90's by thursday and friday is starting to g

you can see there a quarter mile visibility, .8 of a mile in fort dix. it is coming and going that fog all morning long and once it goes we will get rain moving in. that will be mostly this afternoon and this evening. high temperature of 82 degrees. what can you not see at this hour right now. >> and, just imagine this fog had joined us on saturday and sunday for the the papal plane or the papal visit or papal mass. thank goodness we have to deal with it today but also today not just the fog but everyone heading back to work. jammo every where. live look at i-95 northbound atwood haven road an overturned vehicle, only the two right lanes are squeezing on through, southbound we have a gaper delay and then even more so south into the city, well over 40 minutes, from northeast philadelphia, on down, but the accident is centered around that northbound side, atwood haven. the fog is hit and miss depending upon where you begin your trip. we have been dealing witt the all morning long. the sunnies trying to come out, burned some of it off, but north on the free

dix, new jersey.ever, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we were all about changing hearts and minds. the '70s was more just about expressing anger. international politics and domestic politics seemed to be decided by violence. and violence only begets violence. >> from the underground, that radical left wing group, the weathermen promises more attacks on the establishment around the entire country starting next week. the medium for this message was a tape recording reputedly by the weatherman rebel leader, bernadine donor. >> sisters and brothers, we are not just attacking targets. we are bringing a pitiful, helpless giant do their knees. guard y

fort dix, and around the jersey shore one and a half miles visibility the atlantic city international miles visibility in dover and millville all that moisture in the air and not a lot of wind creating some fog in some places. 66 degrees in the city. in the 60's just about every where else. so comparatively speaking, it is a mild morning. pretty chilly up early for papal activities, it is not as chilly today with the breezes out of the north east. we will look at average high temperature for this time of the year is 73 degrees. we were right around that with 27 on saturday and 71 object sunday but we will go well above average with 82. eighty-two tomorrow. windy, rainy day on wednesday, and temperatures dropping dramatically after. that there is 82 today. sixty-two on friday. so really will feel like fall after we get this cold front through the area. so be ready for anything and everything weather-wise this week, guys. >> hey sue when is the next eclipse of the super moon. >> 2033. >> and on that day, that night i will say to alex. there is a super moon, where is my pudding. >> here

the worded a plan to attack fort dix. he was reelected to a second term. he wants to reform social security, medicare and kernel justice system and create any taxes them and make college more accessible. he's often joined on the campaign trail by his wife and they have. good to see you. me start with the expectations or maybe the burden of expectation is better. in 2012, you are the republican savior and now you are stuck in a crowded field. what happened? first off, i: decided not to run and i felt terrible not running in 20 wealth and my decision to support mitt romney. we have seven people in this field. one ever gets to be president of the united states without working hard and i am not allergic to hard work. do you think that that hurt me? -- that that hurt you? gov. christie: you had relentless news cover -- coverage where i was tried, prosecuted and convicted. after three different investigations, they have all said the same thing -- that what i said the day i found out after this is i had no involved in and i did what leaders do. i've fired the peo

half a mile in wrightstown around fort dix, we have reduced visibility in millville. half mile visibility in dover, delaware. there will be foggy spots this morning, abe as you try to travel around. we have really mild temperatures for all have of almost the end of september, 70 degrees in reading. sixty-eight in pot town. sixty-eight in trenton. mid 60's in at atlantic city, 70 in wildwood. it is a mild, soupy start to the day. 82 degrees for a high temperature with some showers around, mostly coming later on in the afternoon. 70 degrees is the overnight low with some heavier rain rolling in. and then we will talk about the the rain for tomorrow, and we have to talk about our latest tropical storm, joaquin, we told but yesterday, it looks like it will impact us, probably, possibly this weekend. we will talk all about it. we have a lot of weather to talk about. >> we have a lot of pay backs for that nice weekend we have with the papal visit. good morning, everybody. 4:03 on a tuesday morning and today expect major jammos. everybody is back to work. everybody is going

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inches, almost in dover. 3 inches, almost in lancaster, and about two and a half inches around fort dix case you were wondering, the all time daily railroaded of how much rainfall we have ever had in one day in philadelphia was 8.02 and that only happened a couple years ago on july 28th of 2013. it was a sunday. i remember it well. phillies, yeah we were talking about that double header tonight. it will be a nice evening for both games. it starts at 5:05. 78 degrees when the the games begin, the phillies and cubs at citizens bank park tonight. you see most of the heavier rain from yesterday moved to the north east and up in new england, boston getting back rain right now. for us we don't see too much left, ocean county, we have a little bit of rain, around barnegat, and beach haven this morning. some light showers and that is about it. so clouds will linger longer, through about seven or 8:00 o'clock and then we will see sun filtering in later in the morning. if it is cloud think morning, just clouds we shouldn't have any rain. the rest of the day looks nice as humidity goes down. satur

today but really heavy stuff moves in tonight, so there is poor visibility in trenton, around fort dixn new jersey, and the atlantic it i international it is only 3 miles visibility but we are objected in with fog in dover delaware. 6 miles wrist built at philly international. make sure you call ahead if you have a flight outside this morning because it could be delayed. we have not heard of any delays but we will keep an eye on that situation. so that is what we're talking about. temperatures in the 70's in allentown and reading. second to the last day of president, it the is not usually this warm this early in the morning. we're usually have high temperatures like this. we will, when youe the seven day forecast in a little bit. it is particular i, humid out there. this morning with that humid start we will have mostly cloudy case and peaks of unshine. so by 9:00 o'clock we should be up to 73 degrees. it will be a warm one with the clouds. 82 degrees is our high temperature but possibility of a few hours and thunderstorms on your drive home today, that is your weather authority foreca

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reduced visibility around fort dix, that's about it. temperatures, are in the upper 60s, to the north of us, mid 70s to the south of us, and very, very sticky outside right now. it was a steamy tuesday, we made it all the way up to 94 degrees, and now the record for yesterday was 96. so we didn't break a record or even tie one yesterday. we could get close to a record today, going with a seven out of ten, because of the chance later on, pop up thunderstorms, quite mug toy start, hot, humid this afternoon, already in the upper 80s by lunch time. should top off 92 degrees, pop up shower or under this earl storm. moles that far will happen north and west of the city over night to tomorrow heavier rain, sunset time 7:20, this evening, as those days get little bit shorter. 5:02, here is a look at your traffic with bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody, 5:02 this wednesday, with the whom day, already wednesday already, live look at route 309, right near the pennsylvania turnpike, at the ft. washington interchange. the cones at least pick up h

always a pleasure even on a day where some people are putting their heads under seeley posture pea dixes industrials down 300 point. we're head backhoer. will we go below 16,000. down almost 3% on nasdaq today. a lot more than the dow, weeping eye own the dow . >> nine out of 0 dow stocks. biggest loss in over a month. heading into the closing bell. look at this. david: nasdaq over 3% to the downside. wow. you wow. look where we're ending day. look first, at all the dow. melissa: looks ike we'll not break below 16,000. that is one of the main things we're looking at. right there. david: just settling 300 to the downside. the nasdaq is the story. i don't know if you put up nasdaq numbers on the screen right now. look at that we're over 3% down on the nasdaq. i mean dow jones is nothing to write home about, except for bad newsletters. down about 2%. a full percentage point operator greater to the negative side. oil is down. gold,. come mint from the head of new york fed

dorothea dix -- dorothea dix was laughing before congress and she was so influential that she was actually given a little alcove in the senate library by the senate from which to do her lobbying and while she was here she establish saint elizabeth's and then she went off to other places. when she failed at the bill that was vetoed by the president, she then came back for the war and brought herself to the surgeon general and said -- there were no female nurses. she created that and open the profession to women. it really had not been women's work with the exception of catholic nuns and she was a formidable figure. the whole medical profession was close to women. they were a couple of female doctors in the country at the time. one of them was a surgeon mary walker who again came to washington and presented herself to work for the union army. she was not hired paid she worked as a volunteer and then in the course of her work during the war, she was eventually hired. she had such horrific experiences that she is still the only woman to have won the medal of honor. it was mary walker during th

now we have a new one on the northern state parkway westbound near deer park avenue in dix hill. that accident is being cleared. street cleaning rules in effect. >> meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> cloudy skies and temperatures have been right around 62 degrees. we are starting out kind of cool with cloudy skies. breaks of sun today. we are looking at 70 by noontime and this afternoon we hit 74 between 1:00 and 4:00. there will be brightening in the skies, maybe a peak of sunshine out as we end summertime with 74 and cloudy skies. we begin fall sunny and 80 tomorrow. 80 thursday. no humidity. it's just going to be warm, 5 to 10 warmer than normal. we will cool down for the end of the week and the weekend. ken? >> that's the news for now. on "good morning america," exclusive interview with the controversial kentucky county clerk kim davis. she speaks out next on gma on channel 7. have a great day. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and

over philadelphia we have moisture in the air, fog to the north of us in mount pocono, aren't fort dix, 4-mile visibility at the airport, foggy in dover, delaware, millville, new jersey and quarter mile visibility in atlantic city right now. these are your temperatures now, not too chilly out. sixty-seven in philadelphia. sixty-three a allentown. 68 degrees down in wildwood. we will notice a little breeze out there but nothing like wind we had over weekend and it played out the way we said it would. temperatures were on the seasonal side, average high this time of the year 73 degrees. we will be well above average. today and tomorrow in the 80's, and then we will get that rain on wednesday and then the cool temperatures settle in for rest of the week. guys, these are the last games of the phillies season but we might see a couple rain outs, especially on wednesday. >> can you imagine. >> i know. >> if i did what this jets player is doing here yesterday i would not be up and moving today. >> flipping a switch. >> is that a yoga pose. >> downward facing jet. >> yeah. >> what did they say

as i say, there were were women you knew about like clara barton, dorothea dix, there's also a woman journalist who came to town. some of them came before the war, one was grace greenwood she was an abolitionist, and she was the first woman allowed to write from the scented gallery. she was a soon kicked out of the senate press gallery for writing truth. she wrote that daniel webster was a drunk, meant it like that. again it reminded me a lot of my own experiences. there were activists, all of these fascinating women who thrive during the war in washington and the reporters came in large numbers. dorothea dix was here before the war lobbying in congress and she was so influential that she is actually given a little alcove in the senate library, by the senate in which to do her lobbying. when she was here she established saint elizabeth, then she went off to other places when the bill she was trying to get through was vetoed. she then came back and brought herself into the surgeon general and said she would be the superintendent of the male nurses. there were no female nurses, she cre

dix and mr. jerry trotters the program director he's over there recording special thanks to him (clapping.) and the board members and lastly ms. pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not have liked school but got her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail en

attorney and led the team that thwarted a plan to attack fort dix.e was reelected to a second term. he wants to reform social security, medicare and kernel justice system and create any taxes them and make college more accessible. he's often joined on the campaign trail by his wife and they have 4 children. good to see you. let me start with the expectations or maybe the burden of expectation is better. in 2012, you are the republican savior and now you are stuck in a crowded field. what happened? gov. christie: first off, i decided not to run and i felt comfortable not running in 2012 and my decision to support mitt romney. no one ever gets to be president of the united states without working hard and i am not allergic to hard work. josh: the bridge issue, do you think that that hurt you? gov. christie: you had relentless news coverage where i was tried, prosecuted and convicted. after three different investigations, they have all said the same thing -- that what i said the day i found out after this is i had no involved in and i did what leaders do

dix and mr. trotters the program director he's over there recording special thanks to him (clapping.) and the board members and lastly ms. pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not have liked school but got her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it i

i think what we are trying to do with dix, is is take what it stands for, not the geographic location, and make sure -- the secretary is is very clear with us, hey, it's more about the concept of innovation. reach to wherever that it. so you will see us spend more attention in the northeast and frankly in the southwest sector. >> there is really no substitute for physical presence and physical interaction that can take place. thank you. my time is is back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the army is establishing a cyber campus in the aviation and missile research development and engineering center, also known as mrdec. it provides world class cyber security support to aviation and missile systems by outing cutting edge of cyber security solutions to challenges associated with emerging and legacy technologies. the mrdec cyber campus coordinates cyber activities with industry, academia, and government partners. although it is is uniquely positioned to integrate the department of home land security, the department of justice, space and missile defense command, and the industrial base. add

dix and mr.program director he's over there recording special thanks to him (clapping.) and the board members and lastly ms. pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not have liked school but got her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous y

the focus now east, mineola 72, dix hills at 73, farmingville as well. hatchton bay 75. get ready for some heavy rain through the hamptons in the next few minutes. orient point right now at 75 too. 60s north and west, but very, very soupy. i mean, the atmosphere just ready for this. these stoarms percolating up from the southwest -- storms percolating up from the southwest and rumbling inment the front pushing through from the west. pretty typical, you've got that front as pathway or conduit for the heavier rain later today. 79. yeah, we're out of the 80s. still a little bit above normal, no where near the record of 97. sun is up at 6:31. not going to see much sun today, sun sets at 7:14. every now and then you get a blast of it and another cloud or storm will rumble through. monmouth county, look at that, 2 1/2 inches so far. aberdeen 1.42. brooklyn seen 1.34 and it's raining right now in brooklyn. staten island 1.31. well, wait a minute, how come there was so much flooding on staten island? it was the rainfall rate. it just came down so fast. you had these two systems

she was with john kra zin ski and -- >> she dix i chicked herself. she's alienated half the country but will think twice about going to her movies. >> i didn't know who she was. sorry. >> i'm sure she -- >> congratulations. you're an american citizen and very unhappy. do you believe -- will emily blunt's feelings about citizenship affect the way you feel about her movies? >> yes. >> a dozen minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a high school football coach and marine corps vet under investigation. his crime? he led his team on a post game prayer on the field. the fight over faith is coming up. here's his picture. >>> donald trump endorsement of romney in 2012. the love doesn't go both ways. mitt romney has one mission. to keep the donald, the man behind the campaign is here to react. that's next. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. the possibility of a flare swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go...

what makes me happy is there was a football player who is name is ha-ha clinton-dix. >>> on some otherthree inmates killed, five others hurt after a disturbance broke out yesterday at the correctional facility in oklahoma. one guard was inside the housing pod when the fight started but wasn't hurt. the same prison was locked down in june when a riot sent 11 inmates to the hospital. >>> and the main man from the hit hbo show "entourage" is being called classless after a post on 9/11. he posted rhode island -- rip, those who died. he quickly deleted the picture. the tweet still remains. >>> george clooney can be a real ladies man on screen. >> i volunteered to work for anna tomorrow. >> she's an intern. >> i thought we would spend more time together. >> oh, you didn't. >> no, i didn't. that's a lie. >> oh. well, now he says he wants to work for ladies. clooney is suggesting more hollywood writers should feature women in roles originally intended for men. he got the idea after hsandra bullock's character was rewritten that same way. >>> pope francis visits later to the u.s., there's an ap