they discovered a man had been living in their attic. the mother said that she had put her children to bed bumblingheard the coming from the attic. thinking there was an animal, son anded her older nephew to check it out for. found still gives everyone chills. that's when they found the asleep in my heating unit. the unit.d coats in >> he ran out of the house when he she was calling police. he had once helped to remodel the house. a criminal record and has been in jail. >> at least he knew the house to go through. >> that is a lot of insulation to not hear somebody walking around in the attic. >> that is one big raccoon. >> what's happening with the weather? >> beautiful, bright sunshine, low humidity. perfect september day. see a few changes over the next couple days. low humidity today, high in the low 80s. let's have a live picture from new york city. picture.ul that's ground zero in new york ity with the lights cityup representing the twin towers. thanks for sharing that with us the control room. clear conditions, bright sunshine. sk

i am in the attic.'ve made vibrating seats next to the window that looks out on joe ringtones trailer and the juniper hills beyond the highway. i've taken one of the old heavy doors scored in the garage and propped it up on sawhorses. but you're probably hung in one of the original bedrooms downstairs that is now my writing desk. he took my note to. she is accusing him of stealing her marijuana. >> i didn't take your mota, bitch. i look for a angela wrightson added direct view of perez and josÉ. i am careful to remain in shadow, although i doubt my neighbors can see me given the angle and distance. and in any case, they are too deep in their moment to look across the courtyard and up to the tiny window of their neighbors attic. sometimes angela joins me. i kneeled by the wind and she stands. or is it in the rocking chair. she sits on the floor and researching unarmed she supports on the windowsill. we stay for as long as the fight last until he jumped into his car and drives up the clouded past. only ra

i am in the attic.'ve made my writing space next to the window that looks out on job windows trailer and juniper hills be on the highway. i've taken one of the old heavy doors stored in the and prompted up unsought horses. the door hung around at the original bedrooms downstairs is now my writing desk. you took my mota. she's accusing him of stealing her marijuana. i didn't take your mozart, bitch. when i hear the screams i had shut for angela wright and where i have a direct view of rows and josÉ's. i'm careful to remain in the shadow of though i doubt my neighbors can see me come even angle and distance. in any case, they are too deep in their moment to look across the courtyard to the tiny window of their neighbors attic. sometimes angela joins me. i kneel by the window and she stands. or i said in a rocking chair and she sits on the floor and rests her chin on an arm she supports on the one assail. we stay for as long as the site last until he jumps into his car and drives off in a cloud of dust. on

the unwelcomed attic residents had been to the house before and helped to remodel it.police doesn't know how long he had been living there but -- don't know how long he had been living there but don't suspect it was long he than two weeks because he was in jail for other related crimes prior to being in her attic. >>> you still have to dig deep when you pull up to the pumps. experts say it's causing the price of gas to go back up. we thought it was going down. turns out it is not. are we going to get a break? plus, cars usually parked inside garages what happened here in how did a garage end up on top of a car? we will look just ahead. >> and mother nature is doing her thing in keeping us dry. but we have changes in the forecast and you may not like the timing. >> reporter: we are dealing on a crash on interstate 70 leading it a had every backup. we will show you what else to look out for coming up on good morning maryland. forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (keep going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hu

and finally a north carolina woman finds a man living in her attic. hope john gibson hasn't heard about this. >> thanks, andy. >> you becha. >> got your present. >> is it the right time? >> i haven't picked it up yet. i forgot and went into my pocket and found this little note. it said look under your pillow. >> that didn't work. go away. let's welcome our guest. she is often mistaken for florida. i am here tonight with fox business network anchor lori roth man. it is jonathon hunt, studio b in the fox report on fox newschannel. and he is considered considered a screwdriver. it is bill schulz. and if fierce commentary was a broken vending machine i would bang him until he gave me some cab -- some candy. >> a block. the lead. that's the first story. >> we are not used to that. were they more than a mob? u.s. officials now suspect the attack in libia that killed our ambassador and three other diplomats wasn't the result of a protest against an anti-easy law film, but a coordinated raid to mark the anniversary of 9/11, surprise. former chair of the house

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they tried -- the rescuers tried to get access through that attic vent just to get to them. called crawled in through that. there was no response. it took them a while to get around the house to that kitchen area where they found the bodies floating. horrific to think about. >> this levee in plaquemines parish was outside the federal levee protection system. this was a locally maintained levee. there was money in the pipeline for it but the federal money -- hasn't been built yet, right? the. >> that's right, that's what the parish president told us. he said the money was in the pipe ryan. it had been approved. they had gotten into the bidding process when this happened. timing just could not have been worse. you just hear a lot of resentment from people inside that town. talking about how the money should have been there. the things should have been upgraded before this. but it just wasn't. >> brian todd, again, appreciate your reporting. back to our breaking news. as we said at the top of the progm, mississippi dealing with the possibility, and it looks like it's a receding

it will go body wash and ice cream and that will leave the soda up in the attic. let's find out how much pop- tarts are nowadays. $2.99, that's all they are? how about that? so you have $1,000. you want to continue of course? ( applause ) how much is it for that little bag of cheetos there? 35 cents. ( audience reacts ) taco shells, how much is it for a taco shell? $2.89. ( cheers and applause ) $3.24 you have $5,000. that worked out great! now, unicef has $5,000, you have $5,000, this is a game where if you make a mistake you lose it all so, so be very careful. if you think the ice cream and body wash together is more than... ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> no brainer. it is a no brainer. >> go for it., right? >> drew: going to go for it? >> yes. >> yes. >> drew: okay, $10,000 ice cream, how much is it for the ice cream there? $4.49. you're going to have $10,000 for unicef right now. how much for the body wash? $6.49. total of $10.98. you now have $10,000, stephanie. unicef has $10,000. you can stop right now. if you go for the $100,000 and you're wrong, you

he had packed coats and stuff in the heating unit. >> he was living in her attic. the man actually ran down the stairs and out of the house. she was calling police. the unwelcomed resident is actually not a stranger. he had come to the home before and helped remodeled it. police don't know how long the man had been living there but they say that they couldn't have been more than two weeks. that's because they say he was in jail for unrelated crimes. >>> an 8-year-old boy in upstate new york took his more's car for a joyride and could barely see over the steering wheel but luckily no one was hurt. andrew hopped into the driver's seat of his more's car and decided i am going -- mother's car and decided to take it for a spin. he made it half a mile away from home and went back. he turned around but that's when he ran into some trouble. naive. >> -- >> trouble navigating through streets. >> i was trying to come into the street and i jumped the curb and i got really scared. >> andrew ran over a stop sign, hate hydrant and -- hit a hydrant and crashed into the neighbor's

and gone through the attic. >> reporter: others weren't so lucky. the category 1 hurricane has claimed at least four lives in the u.s. and some, like jean oto were trapped in their own homes. >> right now, i'm in my attic with my wife and my year and a half old baby. the local police came around about 2:00 in the morning, told us the levee broke, and within an hour, the water was coming up. it looks like we lost everything. >> reporter: it's not over yet. the slow moving storm continues to wreak havoc. with heavy rainfall and flooding which overtopped the levee in new orleans. >> i have more daniel frmage fr storm than i did katrina. >> reporter: there was concern over a potential dam collapse. now officials say the dam holding back the swollen tangipahoa lake is not failing. they will pump water to lease the pressure. the parish president ordered thousands to evacuate along the 54 miles that runs through the parish just in case. >> my concern is whether it's one person or if it's 50,000. a life is a life is a life. >> reporter: not everyone is list

we had to breakthrough the ceiling and go through the attic. >> reporter: others weren't so lucky. four lives in the u.s. and some like jean oto were trapped in their own homes. >> right now i'm in my attic with my wife and my 18-month-old baby. the local police came around about 2:00 in the morning and told us the levee broke. and within an hour the water was coming up. it looks like we lost everything. >> reporter: and it's not over yet. the slow moving storm continues to wreak havoc with heavy rainfall and flooding which overtopped the levee with water in new orleans. >> i have more damage from this storm than i did for katrina. >> reporter: in mississippi, there was concern over a potential dam collapse. now officials say the dam holding back the isaac swollen lake is not failing. but engineers are working to pump water outo release the pressure. downed river in louisiana the parish president ordered thousands to evacuate along the 54 miles that runs through the parish. just in case. >> my concern is whether it's one person or if it's 50,000. a life is a life is a life. >> not

on in the attic. of there-- they'll get out the same way they came in. >> wow. >> if they're in the house, open a window. they'll feel the air immediately and they'll leave the house. >> right here in the book. >> fruit flies. all you do is take some apple cider vinegar, put it in the glass, put a funnel-- make a funnel out of piece of paper. that'll attract 'em. then they'll go in there and they'll die in the apple cider. and that'll happen almost immediately when you do that. >> well, myles could go on and on and that's why there's more than a thousand solutions in this book. here's how simple it is: you simply look up your pest, you find the page, your problem is solved. and here's what you don't have to do anymore: you don't have to buy expensive and dangerous products like this. you know, this kills the bugs but it also affects your family, your pets and your loved ones. so let's say good-bye to this and say hello to natural solutions to things that bug you. how do you get your copy? well, it's s

we're going to leave the cleaner up in the attic. how much is it for the deodo deodorant? $1.59. 1.59. you have yourself $1,000. you want to keep on going, right? >> yeah! >> drew: you gotta beat $1.59. how much for pasta sauce? 1 ft 99. $1 ft 99. how much for the candy? >> 2.29. so $4.28. $5,000, melissa, that's what you have right now. that's not bad, right, $5,000. you've got the juice and the cake flour, when we add that together if that's macintosh $4.28 i'm going to give you $10,000. want to go for it? >> yes, drew. >> drew: risking it all. how much for the carrot juice? $3 ft 79. how much for the flour? 3.69. a total of $7.38. you've got $10,000, melissa. come over here. $10,000 is what you have right now. remember, you're risking everything with every move you make. so to go for it, you really, you could lose everything. but if you go for it and wind, you get $100,000. if you think the cook top cleaner is more than $7.38. let me know. >> i'm going to stop. i got to meet you, i love you. >> drew: $10,000, she's got. we only had one other person in the history of thi

we had a breakthrough the ceiling and come through the attic. >> reporter: others weren't so lucky. the category 1 hurricane claimed at least four lives in the u.s. some were trapped in their own homes. >> right now, in my attic with my wife and my year and a half-year-old baby. the local police came arnd about 2:00 in the morning, told us the levee broke. within an hour, water was coming up. it looks like we lost everything. >> reporter: it's not over yeet. the slow moving storm continues to wreak havoc. >> i have more damage with this than from katrina. >> reporter: in mississippi, there was concern over a dam collapse. now, the dam holding back the tangipahoa lake is not failing. engineers are working to pump water out to release the pressure. down river in louisiana, the parish president ordered thousands to evacuate around 54 mile that is runs through the parish, just in case. >> my concern is whether it's one person or 50,000. a life is a life is a life. >> reporter: not everyone is listening. johnny sent his family to higher ground but he's not going anywhere. >> i be at that

a south carolina woman heard rustling coming from her attic.ent up her adult sons and a nephew, and turns out a boyfriend she broke up with 12 years ago was living there in the attic. he had been there about two weeks since being released from jail. they say the man had rigged the ceiling vent so he could look down at her in the bedroom. he ran out of the house and is wanted by police. >> let me do this -- >> that's just weird. >> another kind of story. >>> earlier, let's talk about this sweet story, we told you about this loyal dog in argentina. for six years he had been by his deceased owner's grave. there he is. i can't even look at it. more amazing, this dog, captain, found the grave site though he had never been taken there. the man's family try to take him home, but he always goes back. now the cemetery staff feed and take care of him. earlier, i told you that at around 9:30, i would tell this story. here's what i learned. i found it touching how the whole man's best friend thing. native american folklore says one day there was a big eart

the bidding to the rear downstairs first floor traveled to the second floor went in the building and attic >> the red cross is helping 15 people displaced by that fire. >>> another big product unveiling for apple. what apple officials are saying this morning about the all new iphone 5. >>> later what mcdonald's plans to do to make sure you know what you are getting when >>> terry mcsweeney is live at the yerba buena center with what makes this iphone different. >> reporter: apparently, a lot according to apple, lots and lots of new things ceo tim cook walked out on stage 10:00 this morning and said folks i have cool stuff to show you and unveiled the apple iphone 5. take a look as they presented it on the big . made of glass and aluminum. front can come in black or white, 18% thinner, 20% lighter, bigger screen, 4 instead of 3 1/2 so you can display for app icons larger views of e-mails and websites, 4g, high speed connectivity sprint and verizon will carry it, new chip, loading photos and music much faster. >> hardware and software engineering that has gone into this product is the most c

. >> reporter: police believe wynn may have called -- crawled up into the attic and jumped from the roof. a neighbor reported a man jumping over their fence who scratched -- who matched their description. this is video from this morning which was 20-year-old brett olsen's alma mater. someone wrote brett's name along the hillside. there will be a vigil at the high school at 7:00 tomorrow night. more than 90,000 people joined a facebook page to help support the family during the search. he disappeared while tubing down the river and was a student at cal poly san luis obispo. police say there's no sign of cam foul play. >>> these are live pictures from mansfield. you can see mott is greeting the grounds after he -- mitt romney greeting the crowd. romney has another appearance set for chicago later today. >>> president obama has no events scheduled today. he might still be recovering from this enthusiastic greeting. a peteia deliveryman said he was so excited he couldn't help himself. the secret service approached the bear hug ahead of time. >>> this woman's company recent lip used a loan by

viewer shot this video showing the upstairs unit fully engulfed flames shooting out of windows and atticee units were badly damaged, one sent to the hospital with second degree burns another injured after jumping from the second floor. the red cross is helping the displaced residents. >>> winds weren't much winds. >> hopefully no more fire danger. >> just the heat missing the other two, winds and dryness out there that comes with the fire danger. we are getting close to that time of the year so it is a good reminder. calm conditions this morning, calm conditions for the better part of next couple of days you saw haze around vollmer peak and sun over san jose. live doppler 7 hd picking up some of the clouds along the coast difference between yesterday and today cloudiness at the coast. surge pushing up the shoreline. pockets of sun not as much as you got yesterday. nor as much as you are going to get the next couple of days. 55 half moon bay, san rafael 59, around monterey bay and inland still socked in with clouds 50s gilroy sunshine leading the charge at 64. i think we'll see sunshine e

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so many of us carry around this sibling thing in the attic thing. it came to me because something happened in our life which transformed our relationship. it was huge for me and huge for him. we learned how to become a team. and we had, my brother had a crisis and wrote me a letter about it, kind of a stunning letter that came like a time bomb, when he was quite young, barely 50 that he had a rare form of non smoker's lung cancer. it was all typed out like the fruit in a control freak way, a lawyers letter that came by fed excompletely mysterious when we had just been together at thanksgiving for 4 or 5 days. i get this manifesto, i am asking you to save my life. my life changed completely when that letter came into my life. then the great task was with how to come together, which we did. again, it was a huge experience. i never thought i would write about it. i didn't think i could bring myself to. >> yet you took notes all the way through? >> of course. i write in a journal almost everyday. i was trying to come up with a new book idea. i wanted to

but you may want to worry about a little bit more is going into the attic, going into the closets, finding the coat. we've got some really cool air that's going to make its way in here on sunday. most of you on sunday will stay in the 60s for highs. overnight sunday into monday could be in the upper 30s for many of us. it's going to be fairly chilly. a few clouds tomorrow morning, not as koolt. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures really shooting up. 83-87. we're going to be 5-10 degrees above average tomorrow. but that's it. tomorrow, fall skcomes into the picture. it's going to feel like fall over the next couple of days. 58 for a morning low. 51 in washington on monday morning. but, again, many areas could be in the upper 30s early on monday morning. it's going to be very cool on tuesday morning and then moderating a little bit as we head towards wednesday, thursday, friday. but once again, only about a 40% chance of those storms here tomorrow. chuck bell will be here all day long in case any of those storms develop. but, right now, not expected to afekt the nats game tomorrow. nats game on

viewer shot this video showing the upstairs unit fully engulfed flames shooting out of windows and attic units were badly damaged, one sent to the hospital with second degree burns another injured after jumping from the second floor. the red cross is helping the displaced residents. >>> winds weren't much winds. >> hopefully no more fire danger. >> just the heat missing the other two, winds and dryness out there that comes with the fire danger. we are getting close to that time of the year so it is a good reminder. calm conditions this morning, calm conditions for the better part of next couple of days you saw haze around vollmer peak and sun over san jose. live doppler 7 hd picking up some of the clouds along the coast difference between yesterday and today cloudiness at the coast. surge pushing up the shoreline. pockets of sun not as much as you got yesterday. nor as much as you are going to get the next couple of days. 55 half moon bay, san rafael 59, around monterey bay and inland still socked in with clouds 50s gilroy sunshine leading the charge at 64. i think we'll see sunshine eve

. >> the building codes have almost always required vent laugz in your attics. there is a ceiling joist and above that area would require ventilation. i found some where there is a small space in san francisco a seals joist and roof rafters over that in a small space that are not ventilated. we are climate zone 3 we don't have a lot of the problems that places with more climates with build up of moistures. those areas are supposed to be ventilated to the outside. it's easy to do except where you have property lying walls you can't cut holes to ventilate because you can't have holes that's how fire spreads from building from builds. you have to have it mushrooms. ventilation is critical in concealed spaces. >> i see a lot of modern doors put. people replace the traditional doors which takes a lot out 469 character of the building. that's what you look at first is the front entrance of the building. >> the trap of do you replace the door or the unit? oftentimes it's easy to replace the door and not the unit. once again, once you take the unit out of the wall you a

when crews arrived, the fire burned through the attic. firefighters say it was ultimately the smoke detecter saving lives jolting the mother and daughter out of their sleep. >> the lesson is smoke detectors. those save lives. had she not had those, the root of the fire could have extended into the house and we would have a different story. >> both women were able to escape along with the family dog. the husband had already left for work. at this hour, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> happening now. it is getting hot outside. let's look at the temperatures. what a wide range. christina. >> i want to point the numbers out. it is the last day where it is unseasonably warm out there. you will be begging for these temperatures. sunol is at 79 degrees. these readings are already a touch above average. we will add an additional 5 to 10 degrees as we head into the upcoming weekend. let's look at what is happening right now. we do have live pictures out there showing you the blazing heat coming in. the sun just broke through

so's the attic. roger. jane, what's going on? treasure hunt. here?rd to transport. difficult to store. i had to hide the treasure someplace. probably near wherever they'd brought it in to shore. to keep it safe before they could sell the gold, but why look here? uh, jeeter? you were jay's best friend. jay was tricky, sly, always a couple of moves ahead, no? yeah. he was an operator, sure. he was an operator. jay's partner double-crossed jay, killed him, but what he didn't know is that jay double-crossed him first. jay moved the treasure before he died. seriously? yeah, and i'm guessing he moved it here. i got something. i found this in the trunk of that toyota out in the drive. oh, yeah? what is it? oh. (chuckles) treasure. ♪ [ [ barks ] [ announcer ] all work and no play... will make allie miss her favorite part of the day. [ laughing ] that's why there's beneful baked delights. from crispy crackers to shortbread cookie dog snacks, they're oven-baked to surprise and delight. beneful baked delights: a unique collection of four snacks... to help spark

that fire ripped through the home's attic and the wood shingle roof. neighbors helped put water on the fire. just trying to use guard be hoses. until firefighters arrived. >> it's just the reaction, you know, one, to make sure people are safe. everyone's out of the house. two just try to save my neighbor's house. >> hard to think of losing your home whether it's 30 years or a year. the most important -- the only thing going through my mind was the fact that all my family was out and everyone was safe. >> thankfully for them. that fire actually started inside the garage. the homeowners have lived there for about 30 years. >>> the teen drier accused of killing a father and daughter in concord is expected in court today. we're learning he could be changing his plea to guilty. 17-year-old david rosen pleaded not guilty to felony vehicle manslaughter and reckless driving in august. police say he was speeding through concord when he swerved, hitting the man and his two daughters. sadly, the man and his 9-year-old daughter both died. 12-year-old hannah suffer

in my mother's attic. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: he said she kept pestering him while he wasyou do to her? duct tape he replied. and then he fell asleep and the next morning i picked up and panicked. why did you panic? she was hard. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: so he was just trying to tenderize her because she was -- >> stephanie: she was hard. >> stephanie: yeah. >> what restaurant? >> stephanie: what restaurant was that -- >> i just want to make sure i avoid that. is that in south bay? red lobster maybe. >> stephanie: one more love gone awry story. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: nuclear sub commander decides to fake his own death. michael ward was having an affair -- >> no relation shun. >> stephanie: he was having an affair with a young woman. he sent his mistress an email from a fictitious person named bob, posing as a coworker saying he had died unexpectedly. what could go wrong until the woman showed up at his residence with condolence. where is the mind-erase thing. john in chicago you reason oh the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hey, steph, how are

while crews are inside they realize the fire had gotten into the attic. >> the roof was weak early on. our crews took a lot of risk looking for the potential rescue victim. once we determined there wasn't anybody there and the roof weakened we pulled everybody outside for their safety and went to a defensive operation. >> there was a lot of smoke. the fire was crazy. the fire was jumping. there was a lot of sparks in the air. i thought it was going to explode. >> there was no explosion, but there was a moment when the roof slashed over. it was so hot no one could be inside. and so firefighters had to fight this fire from the ground and up above. meantime, the entire cul-de-sac was evacuated for several hours. that includes six homes. firefighters were afraid the fire might spread, but it didn't. in all 11 people including the five who live in the home and six others who live next door will be displaced tonight. the red cross is putting everyone up in hotels. and firefighters will be here you through the night keeping a very close eye on this house. making sure the fire doesn't flare b

crews were inside they realized the fire had gotten into the attic. >> the roof was weak early on.our crews took a lot of risk looking for potential rescue victim. once we determined there wasn't anybody there we pulled everybody out for their state and went to a defensive operation. >> a lot of smoke, the fire was crazy, jumping, a lot of sparks up in the air. i thought it was going to explode. >> reporter: no explosion but a moment when the roof flashed over meaning everything got so hot no one could be inside. firefighters had to fight this fire from the ground and up above. meantime, the entire cul-de-sac was evacuated for several hours that. includes six homes. firefighters were afraid the fire might spread, but it didn't. firefighters spent the night in front of this house, keeping a close eye on it. making sure the fire didn't flare back up. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> 4:35. residents of 14 units in a brentwood apartment complex are back home this morning after a gas leak forced them out nearly five hours yesterday. pg&e crews were servicing a gasline in the 1200 bloc

the flames spread to the attic and roof. firefighters are back at the house due to concerns the roof might collapse. they plan to stay there for at least another 30 minutes. >>> in just a few hours a meet willing be held at a san mateo elementary school where a nine- year-old girl was abducted from a restroom and molested. alex savidge is at park side elementary school where the school is on high alert. >> reporter: even though there has been an arrest in this case, parents, students, and staff members still on edge here at parkside elementary school. that is why later on this morning police and the superintendent will be holding a meeting here on campus to talk about what happened. it was last friday when a nine- year-old girl was kidnapped from a bathroom she eventually managed to escape. they file charged against bradley mrozak of san francisco. he groped that girl, put his hand over her mouth inside the bathroom and carried her off campus. police say eventually the girl kicked and you are pushed her attacker and managed

while crews are inside they realize the fire had gotten into the attic. >> the roof was weak early on. our crews took a lot of risk looking for the potential rescue victim. once we determined there wasn't anybody there and the roof weakened we pulled everybody outside for their safety and went to a defensive operation. >> there was a lot of smoke. the fire was crazy. the fire was jumping. there was a lot of sparks in the air. i thought it was going to explode. >> there was no explosion, but there was a moment when the roof slashed over. it was so hot no one could be inside. and so firefighters had to fight this fire from the ground and up above. meantime, the entire cul-de-sac was evacuated for several hours. that includes six homes. firefighters were afraid the fire might spread, but it didn't. in all 11 people including the five who live in the home and six others who live next door will be displaced tonight. the red cross is putting everyone up in hotels. and firefighters will be here you through the night keeping a very close eye on this house. making sure the fire doesn't flare b

of an ancient athenian, perhaps coming from the panathenaic procession in the dazzling light of an atticugust and then going inside that building, we can imagine what it felt like to see that statue. as the eyes became accustomed to the gloom and saw the glittering gold, the jeweled eyes reflected in the pool below, the effect must have been overwhelming. we can only imagine the impact created by the goddess and her surroundings. our attempts to reconstruct the statue's appearance, like this one from the 19th century, can merely hint at the experience of seeing it in its dramatic context. but it reminds us how vivid, how colorful greek art must have been in classical times. bleached by the centuries and sterilized by museum surroundings, the reliefs of the parthenon frieze appear cool and restrained, but originally, they would have been brightly colored and even more lifelike than they are now. their depiction of the panathenaic procession would have been still more convincing-- art and nature coming closer together than ever before. the frieze is generally regarded as representing the h

>> broke up 12 years ago living in the attic.morning on "world news now" -- a developing story. a controversial film sets off a firestorm igniting violence against u.s. embassies in the arab world. >> this morning one american is dead, another is wounded. it is wednesday, september 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning, everybody. i'm paula faris. >> i'm john muller. rob is on assignment. we'll get to the latest on the anti-american attacks in just a moment. first remembering the victims of 9/11. a subdued commemoration marks 11 years since nearly 3,000 americans were killed. how this year was different than others. >>> a soldier who fought for our freedom received a gift that gives him back a little bit of his own freedom. a moving story. >>> we asked you to ask us anything, our new segment, the "world news now" "in box" we respond to your questions about caffeine intake, curlers, and more. i made the curlers up. >> i am the picture of health. >> aren't you? in your curlers there

. >> it's like the horror film that you see, they go into the attic. it's, like, don't do it. let's talk about what's going on right now because we are seeing clouds out there. we'll be seeing a few breaks in the clouds as we go throughout the day and also a chance of scattered showers and storms to move in as we go throughout the afternoon as well. a few shower back off towards the west in western maryland, but for the most part we are mainly dry. bus stop forecast not too bad. let's get a check of the traffic now with mike massco, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, lynette, good morning, everybody. let's take you straight to the big boards. we do have a disabled vehicle on 95 northbound as you head into fort mchenry tunnel, so just be aware of that this morning. we do have a wreck up near aberdeen we'll show you coming up in the next traffic hit. outside we go for a live shot, we'll show you 695 at harford road, some traffic picking up, but all is well thus far. we'll have another check of traffic in less than 10. megan, over to you. >>> a police officer being called a