. >>> in just a few days new national museum of african hearn history and culture will open their doors. curator were tapped with collecting black history artifacts across the country. >> when they asked one woman from washington d.c. she gave them priceless family hair looms linked to one of the country's first african-american business moguls. mar lee hall has the story. >> reporter: she wants to share her great, great, grandmother's accomplishment, madam cj walker was first woman to be a self-made millionaire, before women had the right to vote. >> this is a story that needed to be called. >> reporter: madam cj walker was born shortly after emancipation proclamation, her parent had been slaves on the plantation in louisiana. with guidance from her brothers who were barbers she developed a hair care line for black people, it took off, and by 1910 she had started a beauty school and built a factory, employs as many as 3,000 people. bun also donated about a dozen family keepsakes to the new national museum of african hearn history and culture in washington d.c. including this sign. >> i

hearn sdeza, kuszed -- hernandez is accused of hitting the young girl with a chair. money has been refunded. >>> new information about yesterday's shooting at that elementary school in south carolina. two volunteer firefighters are being credited for heroic actions. one went inside the school to help the victims. the other tackled the teenaged gunman. >> one of our firefighters did that. probably saved a lot of >> reporter: firefighters say the 14-year-old gunman killed his father then drove to the school where she shot two students and a teacher. a 6-year-old boy is in critical condition. >>> this country's deputy attorney general sat down with the denver police chief and other law enforcement leaders today and they got an earful. rick salinger community members had plenty to say. >> reporter: they did. the reason denver was chosen for this forum in part was due to its diversity and location in the rocky mountain region. one thing that everyone seemed to agree on is a communication is necessary to try to prevent the type of violence that has occurred elsewhere. the

the president declared this week as opioid and hearn awareness week. president obama said the number of deadly overdoses from the drugs has almost quadrupled the last 17 years. he's asking all americans to about the dangers of those and other drugs as well. >>> let's check in with janessa webb right now and came in this morning and here and there though. >> and we're dealing with great fog and a quarter mile. and -- . >> that is a wonderful time to be out there. >> and i feel like we should be talking about fall, pumpkin spice, but, man, summer is just a fighter. i have to love that and it wants to hold on strong here. >> and there is plenty of time to talk about fall. >> and fall is three days away, and we're going to continue to see temperatures in the 80s. the wall-to-wall blue sky that we're seeing, a few high cirrous clouds for ashtabula county and we're off to a wonderful start if this is the start of your workweek as the high pressure continues to build here. our 5 live radar, composite be the theme for at least, folks, the next five days. right

nir baram: it's horrible, but feel there is a gap of knowledge between the idideas that i hearn israel, in berlin or geneva from people that never visited the west bank, never saw how it looks like, the road, the palestinian settlers. and i wanted to change this for me, for my honest political opinion, for my honest pololitil involvement i felt i had to see what i'm talking about. >>>> for a year, nir baram explorored the west babank, whee scenic landscapes, misery and violencece lie side by side. he gives new insight into an old conflict and new startrting pois for a discussion where it seems like everything's already been said. we go with him to the palestinian village of yanun. we pass checkpoints. israeli soldiers are everywhere, deployed to protect the jewish settlers. nir baram: okay, we'll make two states, one palestinian state and onone israel state, with blocks of settlements. there will be three blocks of settlements. but when you go in the west bank, you see that the settlements are not in some blocks. they're everywhere. settlements are everywhere in the west bank. >> by no

one hearn pass been de -- one person has been detained. >>> he was lost at sea. even the coast guard gave up on the search. >> he's back and we have information. >>> and new information that led [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, >>> welcome back. a vermontment with asbergers who spent seven days in a raft was rescued off the boston coastline. he made it to shore with the but his mother is still missing. >> reporter: hearing the words nathan is safe, brought a smile to sharon's face. >> i was amazed and shocked and surprised and -- uplifted, you know, thinking. >> she was thinking her close friend linda was found after the mother and son never returned from their fishing ship aboard their boat, the chickenpox. >> we're still praying. >> reporter: she said it was >> she's always interested in spe

saturday history is made, as the national museum of african hearn history and kill tour opened up itsrs on the national mall. cbs's marley hall was there. >> reporter: with the ringing of the 130 year-old freedom bell, president obama officially dedicated the national museum of african-american history and culture, before a crowd of thousands on the national mall. >> it is an act of patriotism to understand where we have been. >> reporter: dignitaries and celebrities including oprah winfrey and will smith helped celebrate historic occasion, with poetry, speeches and musical performances. >> ♪ >> reporter: black civil war veterans conceived the idea more than a century ago and former president george w. bush, signed legislation authorizing construct of the museum in 2003. >> this museum tells the truth that a country, founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains that the price of our union was america's original sin. >> reporter: 400,000 square foot museum showcases four centuries have black history with nearly 3,000 artifacts on display. museum visitors are encouraged to

he wasn't a bad hearn. >> reporter: sanders ill canner only described with a black male as a round face. the vehicle he fired from, a newer silver or gray chevy suburban to go out and do something like this >> reporter: saunderss was not just a son, but a parent himself to three children his youngest one year old. >> why would somebody do this horrible thing to this dad. i can't answer that tor them. >> reporter: tonight through the tears, this family is begging for that killer to come forward >> you know, taking innocent people's lives and you want to you know, >> reporter: if her son's shooter won't step up like she wants, she is hoping you at home will >> i want you all to help. help me find out woe took my son. >> reporter: silent witness offering up to $1,000 reward for sanders murder, information this family is desperate for. >> that case and so others, generating tips is how so many of these crimes get solved. silent witness is rolling out something new on arizona streets hoping to do that. the new silent witness car making its debut >> whether they go to a neighborhood function

after an agonizing hour, a body was carried away with an hearn flag dropped over it. the hours later, police soluted, as the bodies of the fallen were driven to the medical examiner. >> please keep us in our prayers, all of our family is hurting, significantly. the entire city is hurting. i know i am. >> reporter: fire officials say two fire fighters are still in the hospital in stable but critical condition. >> it is really sad because they have family. >> reporter: family and neighbors prayed for heroism they are also questioning whether the tragedy could have been avoided. >> somebody was trapped in the fire because it is a family of eight, all eight got out. >> reporter: there are many questions to be answered including why those fire fighters went inside of the home, and if, in fact, that family had already gotten out. the state fire marshall is investigating. in wilmington jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >>> now family of those fallen fire fighters attended a memorial service this afternoon at the answer slam school in wilmington. chris leach, attend

what the city will do every day to keep the hearn problem away from kids. >>> going out to dinner could cost you more. an alcohol tax and how the city plans to use it to fight drug addiction. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >>> good morning, 4:30 thursday september 15, i am daniel miller. >> catherine: i am catherine parrotta in for julie grauert. cool weather. fall-like even. shiri spear says rain-free until sunday. >> shiri: rain-free until sunday. we are in good shape as this goes. okay shape. 5 to 15 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday at this time. i wouldn't be surprised to see a little bit of cloud cover move through these towns and city. plymouth at 56. temperatures are still going down. lower 50s inch boxford and millis. town send at 47 and bedford new hampshire at 50. your day planner today starts most of us in the 50s at 7 a.m. it is cool and mostly sunny. sunshine today and at noontime, 67 degrees. there will be a little bit of a breeze out there. we get up to about 70 an a range as always and the

distr hearne and person hit by aarnede car. that crash is under investigation.oinlice activity blocking two lanes eastbound of new york avenue. it's closed between montana and bladensburg twola c rlodoa r traffic is getting by but veryy slowly so please use cautionasus there. the good news is traffic istris very quiet right now. n you can always keep it to i rhode island to get around that one. as we get aund forward our mapse show you a look in princein george's county. we're at speed looking ygeeally nice through oxon hill on the hn inner loop. inne no worries across the wilson thw bridge. could be a nice day to spend s in z along by the national harbor.or. prince william at speed from fro prince william parkway to fairfax county parkway.. metro gearing up for the holiday adjusted at 7:00.t:0 that's your look at traffic. tr. wisdom. wi >> 4:35 is the time.is tim coming up, one of those decorated players in theplay history of the naval academyca has landed a job in the nfl.fl. >> democrats forced to deal forl with even more fallout fromallof the hillary clinton

. >> we would not see him again until he was removed covered by an hearn flag. jerry also lost his life. fire fighters, artis hope and brad speakman are in critical condition. misty napier lives with her children and have lost everything but feels blessed with so much support from this community. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> reporter: there are still two fire fighters in the hospital listed in critical condition. so you are being to asked to keep them in your thoughts and prayers as well. reporting from wilmington, bob brooks, channel six "action news". >>> on the heels of that tragedy, congregation in delaware county came together to pray for fire tighter, police officers and e ms workers. several officers joined parishioners at bv them for so-called blue mass. this tradition started back in 1934, when more than a thousand police officers and fire fighters took part in the mass in washington d.c., that mass was meant to say thank you to the men and women who served and protect our communities. >>> meanwhile, local muslim group served hundre

alan hearn look at this. packers swarm and they hold out to win. 27/23.>> the raise could not afford the void coming out. look what they did to the rookies. this is really bad.the rookies get hazed every year for having to wear ridiculous outfits. the guys had to wear them. then they went to the hotel. it had to be fun. >> before the game, heavy hard to new york as weremember 9/11. the yankees manager , joe girardi playing with a respected tragic loss from 15 years ago. now to the game. the raise when a four-game sweep with the yankees. it's a two run homer in the chase smashes a solo homer. the raise lead and everything goes out to right field.he goes deep and it's a solo homer with the 19th of the season. three run one tampa bay. alex makes and judge the fly out. the rays avoid the total embarrasen 4/2 for the winter. two weeks ago into the college football season we have more shakes up shakeups. alabama clears number one. the symbols move up to number through to after their 52/8 win. it's coupled by the lo

. >> jeremiah joseph hearn. >> alexis: joanne marie. >> alexis: 15ar 90 minutes in the memorial, and went to her daughter chelsea's apartment and then walking out waving to the crowd. a crowd of family members and friends gathered in shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the heros who gave their life to the diverted plane headed to the capitol. >> their spirits live in the sacred ground and our hearts. >> and president obama took part in a service in the pentagon resolve. >> in the end, the most enduring memorial to those we lost is ensuring the america that we continue to be, that we stay true to ourselves, that we stay true to what's best in us, that we do not let others divide us. to forget. jay gray, nbc news, new york. >> and all across the nation as well as here in las vegas, there were 9/11 tributes, as well. >> just a short time ago, there was a procession on the fremont street experience in downtown las vegas. the las vegas firefighters benefit association and retired joined forces tonight with 403 people received an american flag to hold during a procession, which represented

bill: when i hearned the most was john kerry's campaign.we saw was on depending on the strength of your surrogate if you put somebody in milwaukee or des moines or minneapolis, you could see a bump in the numbers after they came. hillary clinton has a stable of awesome surrogates led by president obama who can go into a market and get people jazzed up. people may know that president obama supports hillary clinton but that's different from him coming to down, doing an event, getting people hire fired up, leading on the newscast and get that can freerble bounce in the polls target by target. nicolle: bill, you're speaking my language. you and i were both on that campaign of 2004. that's how we used to do things in the republican party, target by county where you had to pick up your support to make the state turn in your favor. your bus and mine used to cross each other on the highways in wisconsin and ohio. trump is not playing that game and are you confident that hillary clinton has adopted so warfare? asymmetrical it doesn't seem like the p

. >> and we're projected for this year, the have 500 hearn overdose in cuyahoga county alone. how many of them are parents? >> this is a growing problem with an expensive price tag. opiate cases led to more than $45 million a year in child placement costs. >>> and people showing the browns receiver josh gordon is the father of a maple heights girl. a warrant was issued for his arrest because he had not taken announces he's going to rehab. sat out all of last season and for violating the league's substance abuse policy. the said they support his decision. >>> and district leaders are proposing drastic cuts and local communities are coming together to try and save the school. and they much teacher layoffs. the mayors of seven hills, parma and parma heights are meeting with community members to have a official discussion about this. >>> and contribution equipment replacing beach gears at amo water park. >> and air tracker 5 showing the old beachhouse and restrooming have -- restrooms host 75-seat diaper, a souvenir shop and for necessities like sunscreen. and it will be expanded

. >>> and this week is opioid and hearn epidemic awareness week. president obama calling on the country to remember victims in the drug crisis solutions to the problem. this week, u.s. attorney general loretta lyncm is expected to announce a new strategy focusing on strategy prevention, enforcement, and treatment. >>> and we have new information on hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the new york posts the private server was targeted by hackers four times and claims reporters in china tried to break in three times and a russian computer tried to access it once and this happened while hacking attempts were successful. >>> and top would trump is facing heat about his comments against clinton and guns and in florida. he said her secret service agents should have her gun -- their guns taken away and see what happened to her. mike pence is defending trump's comments. >> and the point he was making is that hilary clinton has had private security now in her life the last 30 years and would deny the right of law- abiding citizens to have a firearm in their h

but there is my american flag showing hearn pride. it wasn't just nerlens noel.oel embiid was playing darn hole with the kid. >> fun. >> was he in the white. >> no, in the red. >> yes. >> do you see him. >> you can pick him out in the crowd good really. >> bright green shirt. he was hanging out there. people were running after him, joel, joel, they are exited to see him. >> let's hope he plays. he looks a file good he did. he looked like he would be fine. i think we should be good, folks. corn hole is mostly arms. you don't to have move your feet so much. as far as other people who saw, jason thompson, michael even kendricks was there. looking at the let's that were there. but, the moment, that a lot of people were waiting for, we saw rihanna on the saturday. she was amazing. she was happy to be there. she was like although made in america she was born in barbados. she was happy to be here. of course, she loves america. cold play, i, they are the headliner but quincy harris and jessica kitkat kline she told me this was best concert they have ever been to cold pla

hearn don, 21-0, 'canes. joseph urby, two touchdowns in the first half. 64 yards. slicing through the defense. 28-3 lead at intermission. miami opens with an impressive 70-3 win over florida a&m. rays playing spoiler for a second night in the a.l. east. down 1-0 in the sixth. they load the bases for evan longoria and he comes through with a single to left. after brad miller walks in the go-ahead run, matt duffy has a big blow. drives it deep off the wall for a double. the rays put up the inning to take a 5-1 lead. they would take a 7-1 lead to the ninth. they need it as they hang on over the first place jays 7-5. well, justin cav goal brings them -- justin chavez goal brings them within one. tampa picks up a point but they are in tenth place and they need wins soon. that is a look at sports. you have yourself a great day. >> alcides: coming up, couponing expert will show us (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. it's

supposed to have favorites but this is her favorite boss, maryann, she's with maryann, right there at hearnore. >> we are at the american girl store, yes, finally opened, in the king of prussia mall, grace is helping me out, we are very exited to hug your mom. grace's mommies our boss. here, harry and i love you so much. i love the american girl store. we will tell you why when we come back. >> yes. >> ♪ newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's again

judge cedric hearn s who put these young adults on managed story assignment when they landed in his court room and the participants get a couple of practices in before they have the big competition, and also a lot of people had never >> they are broken down at the bottom and to see them actually get a life back, and to see their parents get a life back, it is as rewarding as you can get. >> that is the judge responsible for what you are seeing on your screen. the rose regatta will take place in las vegas october 8. if you were interested in this, we have more information on our web site head to news3lv.com. >> dana: judge kerr is a big believer in you have to learn it with him, but do you have a chance with a second chance. >>> u2 is coming to town this weekend. no big deal. michelle velez is joining us. for the first time ever the city will host two music festivals, i heart video and life is beautiful on the same weekend. >> reporter: it is going to be very busy in the downtown and strip area this weekend. so just giving you a heads up now. a lot of people who are watching are probably g

we're hearning more will suspect eerie fusing to cooperate with investigators. when police arrested him yesterday rahami had a notebook on him and the ap is reporting that notebook had extremist ramblings and a references to terrorists. investigators are backing off earlier claims that notebook also marathon bombing. also tonight rahamis father spoke with recenter outside of family fried chicken restaurant in elizabeth, new jersey he said his son had been arrested before for assault and claimed he called father called the f.b.i. several years ago to voice concerns about his son's behavior. >> what happened? he doing bad? what did he do bad? he cut my son, he hit my wife i >> and right there you hear cheers erupting a lyndon new jersey police officer peter hammer was released from the hospital today. a bullet grazed his head during shoot out when rahami was arrested yesterday. and this as officer angel seen here on the left we're also getting a look at him now. he was also hurt. he was released from the hospital yesterday. a new jersey congressman aso said late t

initial north carolina and oklahoma when asked about the the relationship between police and the african hearn community. >> i mean it is important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of african americans about shootings of people, and justice is not always, you know color blind. the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the broader american community. that requires being peaceful. that requires being thoughtful about whatever specific reforms you're looking for. over hemming majority of the people hoff been concerned about police community relations doing it the right way every once in a while. >> i think young people... >> president obama believes majority of the people hoff been concerned about police community relations are doing it the right way. he said every once in a while you see people doing it the wrong way. >>> in montgomery county police are investigating a tragic accident that shut down route 422 in upper providence. two people were rush to the hospital after being hit the by a car last night. sky fox over the scene bet

. >>> new national museum of african hearn history and culture on the that the mall opens its doors to the public today. president obama will head line dedication ceremony on the national mall scheduled for 10:00 a.m. marley hall recently visited the museum and has a preview. >> it is a dream decade in the making a museum on the national mall, that showcases african-american history. president obama will speak at the dedication. >> there is plenty of space for harriet tubman and doctor king and muhammad ali but what makes the museum so powerful and visceral is that it is the story of all of us. >> reporter: just 3,000 artifacts will be on display, some so large they had to build the museum around them, like this segregation era railcar and guard tower from a notorious louisiana prison. visitors are encouraged to start with a exhibit on slavery in the u.s. which displays shackles, a slave cabin and harriet tubman's shaw. museum tour will take you chronologically through freedom, segregation and civil rights, stories are told with the help of the interactive lunch counter, a biplane flow

reporter: alice bonner has come a long way to welcome visitors when new national museum of after rick can hearnculture opens its doors. >> it will be overwhelming. it will be validating. >> reporter: now 67, bonner attended segregated schools in virginia as a child. >> you just feel invisible. you feel that your history doesn't matter. >> reporter: for her and many others, this museum is a turning point. >> as a kid growing up here in d.c. we will see museums, if i only had one that would tell your story, from your perspective, it was exciting. >> reporter: museum was inundated with people who wanted to work here. there are now 200 employees and 300 volunteers. so many people applied it stopped accepting applications. joslin imani is a curator assistant helping restore 3,000 artifacts from slavery to the present day. >> all of the people that sacrificed and that has worked and that conspired to get us here but this building, these other peoples store that is we tell, it is, it will level you if you think bit. >> reporter: museum officials hope visitors will be just as touched when thousands of

same thing with president bush when i ran his campaign as far as african hearn person. they tend to do it. they are not going to vote us anyway because they are democrats. i'm trying to teach them no, it is not about being democrats. you have to come out for all people. if you don't think we will vet or not still give us the message. >> last thing here what has trump said specifically about policy and the economy that has you excited about him as president. >> just the fact that donald trump, among african-american men 18 to 30 is up. >> what platform has he presented. >> about making american companies responsible, stop building factories in mexico, chine, making american companies responsible with the tax cuts as far as them getting reductions and then keeping jobs here in the you had. >> he needs to be clear about how he will do it so people will understand it. he did have a message for us with substance. he told us how wow do. it was with a smaller group. he need to expand that. >> i agree with that. >> i'm glad you agree good this is my point, but for me i cannot s

this epic showdown point of packet for both of these candidates neither comes in with a halo over hearn head. >> truer words. >> both have work to do in terms of making an affirmative case for themselves. do you think we will see that tonight? >> listen, i think there's so much talk about the knockout punch. these are punchers, these are fighters, they both prevailed in their primaries because they ultimately knocked out their opponent. no one questions their ability to deliver a slug above or below the belt, donald trump's case. what they need to do is work on their own problems. for him that's this question of presidential nature, presidential temperament. he needs to show, i think, some remorse about some of the more outrageous statements and insults. for her it's not -- it's not that she needs to show that she can be trusted. i don't know how you even do that in 90 minutes. she needs to show that she can grow and address her own questions about whether or not she bristles when she's questioned, whether or not she that she is always secretive. >> you've worked on campaigns in the pas

unforgiven, hearn snipper. i said go ahead and hit what you want.as than the speaksed to interview him. he was using tom hanks room for 20 minutes until tom hanks arrived. that was a completely an accident. >> my husband's last name is sullivan so anybody last name sullenberger, you think of sully, the big movie. what did the real sully think about this movie. >> film is incredible, i gave it 4.5 out of five. so it opens up, once landing has already been done. they take you back through the landing, a couple times from different perspective. i spoke to the real captain sully about what it is like to watch within of the biggest actors of old time play you in the movie, does it teach you thinking about yourself that you didn't already know. >> do you learn things about yourself at all mannerisms wise that tom hanks pick up on. >> first of all, it is an out of body screens the first time i watch the film, to see someone else portraying me and saying my words, but that is not me and it is kind of weird, but you are right, i began to notice did i move my

if you do meth and crack and cocaine and hearn, there is likelihood you will get addicted.ssified schedule malarky.ch is fu get addicted to major drugs, get do you do if you can't it? knock off a 7-11. if you are on marijuana and it, you don't enjoy donut so much. host: independent line, hi. caller: thank tou c-span. i'll back up here. it took me so long to get on today. to what refer representative cohen's first trump was ifut mr. it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's usually a to be a duck f. that were true, your the dential candidate on democratic side would be in jail. touch base ond to the stop and frisk. worked in new york. it clearly worked in new york there is no denying that. i don't know where you come up ith convoluted facts, but it worked. host: david, let's go back to donald trump, what he said about top and frisk and you can respond to what mr. trump said and respond to the caller, as well, how about that? let's show the clip first. >> stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional in new york because it largely singled out black and hispanic young men. wr

the first incident and we can only hope -- it was a very short period of time from when we first hearned about this. probably about 8:50 eastern time. the second installed tent occurred about 9:05 so that would be a short amount of time to get people out of the building. ollie is another witness on the ground. can you hear me? >> yes, hello. >> please tell me what you're seeing. >> well, i live in lower manhattan. i face the north tower. the north side where the first plane crashed into the building and right now there's a lot of chaos on the ground. a lot of emergency vehicles. everyone from the world financial center has exited and is walking north up to battery park north. there is just mass and mass of people walking north uptown of manhattan. i happened to look on the first tower and i actually saw people waving where the first plane crashed through and then it was unbelievable seeing the second jet come crashing into the second tower. what is going on? >> unfortunately here in new york many of our nations cannot see this because the antennas are in the world trade center. back up t