that used to be d.c. parks. called the now house. duane jones put this on a barge. he brought it down the bay and parked it over here. [applause] everybody who worked on putting this on this foundation was from the development. as a result, we do not hear about broken windows in this center. you do not see any graffiti on this center. you know why? because folks on it. president chiu talk about tough votes. it was a resident of alice griffith who showed up at each and every one of this commission meetings and hearings, some of which lasted until 2:00 in the morning, talking about this was an opportunity they were not going to see let go by the wayside. i just want to express to you how grateful i am to you all for allowing us to work with you to get to this point. [applause] how much it means to be able to deliver on their promise, and just one thing before i go, for everybody here before you leave, i want you to look beyond the garden over here, this piece of land. it will not mean much to you now, but what i want you to understand is that that piece of land will b

maybe he's only a factor of instability but not really afraid i think unfortunately in my opinion being d.c. is going to win just finally eric here is a country on the african continent we've seen psychos in cameroon there you know well suppose i visit symbolizing the fact that a new regime is started to get after it is over but why hasn't the african union recognized the national transitional council just finally and briefly because you have to remember that the african union was a strong supporter of the financial support that he did lead. the organisation as well as a super state said that the developing problem for instance the niger and so on and because most of the countries of the african you know perfectly know who are members of the of the n.t. sea and what they're going to do then or they are islamists and they know they're going to this tbilisi the river the they're all the same you know real for a long time ever always good to talk to you thanks so much for time eric and he's the director and founder of the french center for intelligence studies joining us live there in france t

being raised. of course, in new york and d.c., the memorials there certainly got their funding earlier. describe it there as being a difficulty in raising funds or how would you describe it? why are you still $10 million short? >> you know, it's difficult to raise money. this is a private/public sector partnership working closely with the families of flight 93 to get this done. the community and this area here in eastern -- in western pennsylvania is a very poor area. we are outside of a town of shanksville, which has only about 200 people, only one small little store. so when you're trying to raise money in a place like this, it's difficult. that's why we've reached out across the country and that's why we have 75,000 donors already. that's why we have a system set up honor flight 93.org to reach out to the rest of the country. as part of the spirit of remembering this day that changed the history of the united states of america and the world, we're able to honor it through this story that we will tell here to those heroes that were on flight 93. >> sir, i guess you don't have a deadli

d.c. for us. thank you. i mentioned a moment ago that president obama will be leaving washington, d.c. shortly, heading here to be a part of the ceremony at ground zero. after new york, the president will head to shanksville, pennsylvania, to honor the victims of united flight 93. there will be a moment of silence there, 10:03 eastern time. that is when the plane crashed there. the new memorial in shanksville, though, was dedicated yesterday. [ bells toll ] >> the bells tolled for all 40 victims who brought down the plane before it could reach its intended target. here's a look at the memorial wall there. just the first part of the permanent memorial has been completed. former president bill clinton and george w. bush were there to help honor the heroes. >> for generations, people will study the flight, the story of flight 93. they will learn that individual choices make a difference, that love and sacrifice can triumph over evil and hate. and that what happened above this pennsylvania field ranks among the most courageous acts in american history. >> take a moment now, draw your attent

welcome to the loner show or hit the real headlines with none of the mercy or to be live in washington d.c. now and i are going to take a look at president obama's new deficit reduction plan republicans are calling it class warfare but if you take a look at income inequality here in the us it's exactly what we need dean baker is going to join us for that one then occupy wall street the plan of protest to set up camp and tell the bankers that americans are fed up again this past weekend we're going to report from the protest itself and then we'll ask how long this might last and then the g.i. bill subsidizes college education for veterans and it's been praised throughout the decades but recently it's also become a cash cow for for profit schools we're going to give you all the details on that one have all that and more free tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so president obama unveiled his deficit reduction plan today now this is what he wants the supercommittee that's been a forum to use as a guidin

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be available to keep the doors open. the library will get $316,000 to pay for the sunday hours. the library in the west d.c. will be open on sundays from 1:00 until 5:00 p.m. >>> a tweet about a hostage situation on the hill is now the focus of a police investigation. the onion coarsely reported that lawmakers were holding a group of schoolchildren for ransom. the proposed social media page also puts out fake pictures. a spokesperson for the capitol police says her department is looking into the incident. the inion refused to apologize for the story. >>> following breaking news from the 2012 campaign trail. florida just announced it will hold a presidential primary on january 31. that is expected to prompt officials in four states to move their primaries and caucuses up as well. those four states are the only ones allowed to hold contests before march 5 under republican and democratic party rules. >>> president obama and vice president joe biden attending the swearing-in ceremony for the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. a ceremony taking place at fort myer in arlington. admiral mike mullen is retir

go be part of the revolution so i think they're more revolutionaries or want to be really you know you're from washington d.c. who have gone over there to be part of the revolution who have gone she tried to cover their revolution ok that's kind of a little way to ferry the brooklyn hipsters clearly would have done this a week ago you know they would. do you know yeah they did you know revolution revolution just like they really know right exactly exactly but you know i mean you got to wonder what how i know the job market's bad but as a student like housing a k forty seven skill going to help you is like entry level jobs now looking for a k forty seven is changing there are have allusions happening here. ok this chinese story resort in china's hunan province has launched a p.r. initiative they've declared that they're you know offer free tickets to any female visitors over the age of twenty two who claim that they are virgins and they said that they're doing it for you take it as a gesture of kindness towards the female community so you just say i'm a virgin you can say for free. not so bad honor code. i me

and one narrow line of showers that will be moving through d.c. over the next hour. so there is plenty of rain out there. we had flash flood warnings for the scranton area. all the green is where we have river flooding. we expect moderate to major flooding next two days because of all this additional rain. in the next 48 hours this is how much additional rain we'll get. still possibility of another inch in new york. inch, two inches in philly. you notice from northern virginia through central pennsylvania, this is the bulls eye, four to six inches of additional rain on top of what we've already gotten. we also don't want to forget hurricane katia out there. this is not a problem for anyone on the eastern seaboard as far as rain and wind. but the waves from the storm as it makes its turn away from us are going to be right along the coast. we're already looking at 13 foot waves over the north carolina coast. rip currents will be a big problem. i know over the holiday weekend we did have a fatality in daytona beach there because of the rip currents. so that's a threat f

d.c. mid-70s there. 73 in new york. the concern throughout the weekend will be the potential for some heavy rains here. 2 to maybe 4 locally,5 inches of rain from d.c. to boston. you're in for a wet weather forecast. the next five days with a chance for showers each and every day. the heaviest rains will be at least through saturday night. temperatures into the upper have for the next few afternoons. we dip down into the southeastern states. that's where everything is organizing right now and will lift off to the north. there's a cold front moving through western ohio right now. that will team up with moisture across the southeast. all the deep moisture will fuel the heavy rain event. it's cool, it's dry, it's nice. 52 in kansas city, 8, finally dry in dallas and 87 and dry in new orleans. from atlanta to the northeast, also down the florida peninsula, showers and thunderstorms prevalent. we look further into the weekend in just a little bit. that's a "first look" at your forecast. >> you come from miami, you're supposed to bring the sunshine. >>> the founder of the twist enjoys his new-found celebrity. your first look at

d.c. kevin zeese and margaret flowers are actually going to be talking about it at f.t.l. you know in a live chat on a wednesday night to the organizers and the protesters from new york are going to be coming down. d.c. for that to join that demonstration so i think that you're seeing snowballing effect you're seeing people who really are inspired by other people getting arrested and taking to the streets and saying you know what i want to do something to you because i don't feel like i have hope in my life i don't feel like there's a job out there for me that there is economic security because all of the money has been taking in sight and up to the to the to the wealthy to the elites and i think we're going to see more and more of this you're talking about jobs you're talking about inequality it sounds like those are some of the goals of this movement so you think that it's clear that everybody can see what's going on but some of the craft of them that haven't just been for you know the mainstream media lack of coverage but that's come from getting less than bloggers is t

d.c. metro area. figuring out where they are parked can be tricky.students at gorge washington university came up with an app for that. >> i run the streets.com. we track the suburbs of m m.d. and west virginia, you name it. it started out in a funny way. dan, the co-founder and i were roommates since freshmen year. both business students and bouncing ideas back and forth. >> i don't know how it came up. it was like wouldn't this be cool. it's viable, let's do it. we had a friend that pushed us to go for it. we did it. cranked it on the weekend. didn't do a lot of sleeping. the thought process was just because it's on wheels doesn't mean it can't be mapped. >> we love food trucks. we put it on a map so it's one place. you look for it every day. we want to expand in other cities, but we want to do a whole city at a time. the concept is to solidify it in d.c., then come out everywhere. we are coming out with an iphone app. >> we are both 22 years old. to have a venture a lot of people haven't heard of is the exciting part. >> cool. >> good idea. >> ver

you're doing a fine job of it with the take back the american dream conference it's going to be here in d.c. once again where. this this month coming monday through wednesday in d.c. at the hilton hotel come to our website our future daughter work you can register still it's going to be an incredible gathering of activists and leaders from around the country. with people really laying out plans challenging where we go as a country and where we go as a movement to build an independent politics right robert thank you so much for being with us senator good luck and i'll see you at the conference board it's once again taking a vacation for the republicans is more important than making sure americans devastated by natural disasters get the help they need and a bonus for republicans looking to twenty twelve as the democrats in the senate cave republican spending bill is passed and tens of thousands more workers get laid off making president obama's job of getting reelected even harder. time for a daily poll your chance to tell us what you think yesterday france's leftist political parties includi

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d.c. and christine for example you're watching our team. well it would be difficult to refute that the point that since nine eleven we as a society have changed profoundly we think differently about the way the world sees us we travel differently and many of us don't even think twice when we hear stories about our government using enhanced forms of intelligence gathering to prevent violence to young men learned this the hard way when they attended the republican convention in two thousand and eight and were encouraged by a friend and mentor to take their protest to the next level that friend and mentor turned out to be an f.b.i. informant and one of those men was just released from prison for his actions the other remains locked up for another two years now earlier this month their story came out in a documentary on p.b.s. and here are some clips from it. this case was in this new england secret service that was a domestic terrorist i want to go to the bar and see to protest because i want to change the world and i believe it can be changed the selling some

we presume they will be out of washington, d.c. now, not much authorities can do tonight in the darkness. at daybreak they will be here. now, there's more about the pilot, jimmy leeward. 74 years old, his p-51 mustang named the galloping ghost. he's from florida and he loved flying. he played a stunt man in a couple of movies, including "amelia." he's flown 250 types of planes, but he loved the p-51. it was his favorite. he spoke to reporters just yesterday about his game plan for the air show, and listen in to this chilling interview. >> right now i think we've calculated out, we're as fast as anybody in the field, or maybe even a little faster. but to start with, we didn't want to show our hand until saturday or sunday. we've been playing poker since last monday, so it's ready to -- we're ready to show a couple more cards. we'll see what happens friday. >> reporter: as you can see, this man loved flying. the ntsb sending a go team here will be here at daybreak tomorrow morning going over the wreckage. again, they moved us away fro

. >> they have memory cards from the p-51 and they will be sent to washington d.c.or further vision. >>> we have continuing coverage on the air race crash on our website just click on our website for the very latest on the investigation. >>> another weekend air show disaster also under investigation by the ntsb. the pilot was attempting a rollover maneuver instead crashed to the ground pilot died nobody on the ground was hurt. >>> high price of gold may have played a role in heyward. that happened yesterday morning outside a home on st. andrew's street not far from the boulevard. they fired at a couple as they backed out of their garage. 65-year-old man was killed 59- year-old wife was injured. he may have been targeted because he was known deal in gold jewelry. >> if you have gold you have to have a couple $1,000 in your pocket all the time so it is not a healthy thing to do. >> the victim was a regular at sunday's flee market where he bought gold and gems and that may have been where he was headed early yesterday morning. >>> president barack obama will present hi

he will be in d.c. next week for a fundraising dinner with the president. are saying all these attempts to meet with the white house officials also mention there will be fundraising going on by the ceo and they think it looks bad. >> people are con striewg one thing and it means something different. the reality is that communication was a function of getting in front of the office of science and technology to talk about as a business entity that's about to deploy $it billion to $10 billion to talk about what's happening with the national broadband plan. megyn: why mention the ceo is there to fundraise for president obama. >> it's a function of them telling the individual when he will be showing up in d.c. this is not about -- people think that we made contributions to grease the wheels. that is so wrong. it's -- megyn: our information is he has made $30,000 of donations to both sides of the aisle. >> to both sides. megyn: are you more one side than another? >> i don't know if i should say this but i am a registered republican. i have taken a step back the la

>> i need to ask my staff if i am going to be in washington, d.c. if i will be, i will be supporting and defending the constitution here if not, maybe i will be speaking about the constitution and my responsibilities in one of these local schools, but this is what we have to do -- to many of our kids do not understand physics, not just on constitution day, but every day, we need to start teaching our kids about physics. >> speaking of the constitution, johnny is asking about the repeal of the 17th amendment and it will restore accountability to our senators and many people, many are calling for term limits and believe it would restore that accountability from some of this establishment. would you report the -- support the repeal of the 17th amendment? >> i am not a senator, and i think we could do better as far as accountability of our senators. i think we do need to have term limits in washington, d.c. [applause] one of our constituents down here who lives in atlantis, florida, is pushing for a plan that has gotten to the house of representatives th

be in the u.s. police in new york and washington, d.c., are taking additional security measures. tara mergener is in washington with details. good morning, tara. what is the latest? >> good morning, betty. officials say the threat came in a single piece of information and was so specific it cannot be ignored. extra police are guarding new york's bridges and tunnels following the latest terror threat. >> the nypd is deploying additional resources around the city and taking other steps to keep our city safe, some of which you may notice and some of which you will not notice. >> reporter: federal officials are investigating a possible al qaeda car bomb plot. aimed at new york and washington, d.c., near the tenth anniversary of 9/11. the threat originated in pakistan and authorities call it credible, specific but unconfirmed. sources tell cbs news some operatives, perhaps two or three may already be in the u.s. >> a little scared. i hope it doesn't happen. >> reporter: in times square some tourists seemed on edge but a show of police force reassured others. >> i think it's really saf

d.c. that is what we have to be able to do.e don't have a budget. 855 days at the united states has not operated with a budget. can you run a business that way? nothing has come out of the senate as far as a budget. jobs bills have been passed and they are sitting in the senate. had $200ere we have billion to $300 billion and nothing has been done. that is a great place to start. reform our regulatory system. 600 new regulations were set down from the federal government in july. there will cost $10 million in compliance. if we continue come will preclude our businesses from being able to grow. farmers and municipalities have to have run off water that is parts per billion pure or else they will be fined. these are the things that are frustrating businesses. this is the symbol of the inaction we have had recently. these are the bills that been passed in the house. nothing is getting through to the senate. folks say you should run to the senate and i say i would rather do some work. i do not know what these guys are doing. [appla

be associated with that camera. they are not sure yet. they need the send them to the lab in washington, d.c. for analysis, but that could be an important factor in determining what happened. second, the plane was equipped with what could be described as sort of a crude black box. it recorded information such as oil pressure, rp ms, speed, things of that nature. that information was also wrote on a memory card, but i the data was also transmitted wirelessly to the flight crew on the ground. either way, it looks like they have that information. let's listen to what the ntsb had to say. >> we do have the telemetry data that has been examined and will be sent to washington, d.c. for further analysis. i will talk about this as well. it has information from the engine such as oil pressure and oil temperature and includes gps information, altitude, velocity, latitude, longitude and other variables. these could be critical for us to perform analysis that would allow us to examine certain structural or medical issues, based on this information. >> so dan, they may learn about the cause from that, but

d.c. >>> well, be careful who you dial. vallejo police will fine people who accidentally dial 911, unless they offer a reasonable explanation. starting next month, you can be fined up to 200 bucks for mistakenly dial 911. vallejo police say thousands of people accidentally dial 911 every year and then hang up or ignore dispatchers when they call back. >>> state health officials are reporting that there has been an outbreak of measles in california and parents could be to blame. as of monday, there have been 28 reported cases of measles. that's the largest statewide figure in the country. and it's the highest number in california in nearly a decade. of the 28 reported cases, 22 were not vaccinated. in recent years, many parents have chosen not to vaccinate their children because fears of a possible link between the vaccine and autism. public officials say not getting the vaccination could be dangerous. >> the disease can spread very rapidly. and before with we had the vaccine, we had hundreds of cases of measles that ended i

be blustery this afternoon. here's a look at your doppler radar where we're look at clear skies this morning. the d.c. metro area. out to the west, we got this band of showers. but because the air is drier now, we don't think much can be produced as far as the moisture is concerned in the immediate d.c. metro area. western maryland, you may get a little sprinkle. otherwise, dry commutes this morning and this evening. for the morning commute, you need your sunglasses. breezy this afternoon. and still warm. but much colder for saturday and sunday. right now, it is 62 in downtown. 59 in la plata. tappahannock, 63. fredericksburg near 60. 59 near hagerstown. right now, reagan national, 62, the dew point 57. that's why it doesn't feel as sticky out there. and we're looking at mostly clear skies to start off your friday morning. here's a look at your future cast. so, we'll look at the clouds to increase this afternoon. the showers really maybe start to produce showers out to the east of d.c. i'm talking late tonight, more like overnight. and again, this is light stuff. now, saturday we're looking at mostly c

the reports say that new york and or washington, d.c. may be the target.ism experts say placed like the bay area need to be on high alert. >> i think that this could be a leak of some kind to get us to focus even more on new york and washington, and drop our guard in other places and other types of scenarios. >> reporter: in the days after 9/11, national guard soldiers patrolled under the golden gate bridge. those roads and paths are fenced off. vehicles cannot be on them. law enforcement agencies have gone through new training in anticipation of the tenth anniversary of the attacks. >> it could be someone that looks out of the ordinary, or it could be something that i will not discuss with you that wee been trained that we can recognize as one of these things doesn't belong here and i need to identify that, notify and then take action on that. >> reporter: since 9/11, the golden gate bridge, transit and ferry has received $15 million to bolster security. that includes improving and upgrading the lighting and security cameras. the district says the biggest

d.c. >> they will not be forgotten.p sadness that the names have to be on a wall. >>> the white house says president obama will send congress the proposed $477 billion jobs bill. the president is preparing to hit the road to a joint session congress last week. he was in virginia and settle to visit ohio on wednesday. centerpiece of the plan calls for lower social security payroll taxes and new spending to higher teaches for schools. let's check in with mike and it's starting out warm this morning. >> mid-level clouds, high-level clouds blow off from the storm that developed over the sierra but did not hold together as they crossed the central valley. we do have clouds. the low was starting to pull away so another low to our west is going to be the more dominant feature. that will bring us warmer weather into our valleys, inland areas. we have a southwest wind at 16 at fairfield. west at 7. we do have a little bit of sea breeze this morning. temperatures are running pretty close if not warmer than yesterday, fremont, liv

been coming up in october october two thousand and eleven dot org on freedom plaza and washington d.c. being october sixth we were about a thousand signed up for that i want to some of the organizing meetings for the wall street event and they had a hard time getting organized it was announced by a magazine in canada and no resources were given by the magazine that spurred the activity people came out and got excited a core group has developed and now they have to keep building and i think they'll learn from this experience and keep building from it they plan to be there for the next month so it's time to come out and join them i hope they do their one point five million tweets about this over the weekend so a lot of attention given to the corporate media of course is not covering it or trying to cover ways that undermine it and so i think that they have to stay with it but i think this is sort of a step toward bigger protests in the future as the economy continues to collapse as people social safety net we're seeing more and more anger and i think more and more protests i think october two

such cards were found at the crash site and now being sent to washington, d.c. for analysis. the crash dug a hole in the airport tarmac, right in front of the vip section. today, the national transportation safety board was still picking up the pieces. >> they have identified and recovered portions of the accident aircraft tail. >> reporter: that's potentially important because in the moment just before the plane plummeted to the ground, still photographs show a piece of its tail section missing. that could have caused the pilot to lose control. some answers about that could come from those memory cards. >> these could be critical for us to perform analysis that could allow us to examine structural issues based on this information. >> reporter: piloting the world war ii vintage p-51 mustang -- >> i'm timmy leeward. >> reporter: -- 74-year-old jimmy leeward, a veteran of numerous air races and stunt pilot. friends were stunned. >> shock, absolute shock. never dreamed that something like this would happen to someone that you know. >> reporter: one of the spectators who died, j

investigating what they call a very specific, credible threat that there could be an attack to the u.s., either washington, d.c. or here in new york city. that being three men traveling into this country that may be desiring to detonate a car bomb or a truck bomb on the anniversary of 9/11. new york is taking that seriously and being proactive. the feds tonight with the commissioner of police here in new york and mayor bloomberg say they are being proactive. they will have heightened security. there are scheduled to be thousands of police officers here and a frozen zone to be enacted as of saturday. the commissioner telling us that you can expect more vehicle inspections. there will be bag inspeck shups, bomb sniffing dogs, heightened security at bridges, transportation hubs like grand central and also on the subway. mayor bloomberg, though, saying new york is ready to protect its citizens but he says the best protection of all is for everyone in the city to be vigilant. >> if you see something, say something. and that has always been true. over the next few days, we should all keep our eyes wide open. the bes

be rebuilt, the point of impact at the pentagon. president bush is expected to take part in ceremonies throughout the weekend. this is just one in d.c., but the other in new york that so many eyes will be on tomorrow because so many lives were lost there, the former president expected there as well. this is what many people have been waiting to get an eye on. this has been in the process for literally ten years. and now ten years after the 9/11 attacks, that is one of two reflecting pools. this is the official 9/11 memorial which will be dedicated officially tomorrow. but will be open to the public starting on september 12th. they wanted to have this ready on the ten-year anniversary. indeed, they do. you're seeing one there. these are the footprints of the twin towers. this is where they stood at one point. but now you have the reflecting pools there. as mentioned, president bush will be in new york for the ceremony. president obama will be there as well. today, though, he had a message for the world as we come up on the 9/11 anniversary. listen. >>> a decade after 9/11, it's clear for all the world to see the terrorists who attack

from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there's some good news and bad news about bay area traffic. we do not have the worst traffic jams in the country but that could be a sign that the local economy is still not in great shape. the urban mobility report says the san francisco/oakland area was the seventh most congested area in the nation last year. the washington, d.c. metro area ranked first, chicago and langs round out the top -- los angeles round out the top three. researchers say congestion is one way to measure how well cities are doing economically. >>> san francisco firefighters were busy at a strip mall fire. the fire broke out around 4:00 this morning. firefighters say flames came from the roof of a business that's undergoing renovations. no one was injured in the fire. but neighboring businesses also suffered damage. it took firefighters about half an hour to put out the fire. >>> the oakland school board will hear tonight from parents about plans to close five schools. >> save our schools! save our schools! >> some students staged a small protest this morning outside lakeview elementary. it's one of five schools on the list of proposed clo

i don't want to negate those efforts are being made from the mayors office and d.c. yf. i think john osaki mentioned it before. getting people to come together for the betterment of the community not for their department or organization >> one thing cheryl brings up. what i like to tell people. we have the very difficult task the balancing the public's expectation of today. they don't want to hear about the long-term strategies to make sure this isn't popping up next summer. it allows us to front load. we have turf issues. they are not in the western edition. they are among cv o. check the egoes at the door. they are costing us the lives of the young people. it requires us to have the will to come together to say enough is enough. >> i am on is this gun buy back. anything, any sense in your organization of any plans for any future coordination efforts? >> there are discussions about the gun buy backs. we have to deal with the issue of access to firearms. while i think that particular program is important, i think we need to go back to ernie's point. what are we doing abo

welcome to the lower show we'll get the real headlines with none of the mercy or can be live in washington d.c. now and i are going to talk about the case of troy davis whose last ditch try for clemency was denied today by the georgia board of paroles and pardons so tomorrow a man whose guilt is still in question will more than likely be executed then the unemployment crisis in america has caused the underground economy to grow and what is the underground economy anyway sarah jaffe is going to explain it for us and it looks like the u.s. to shopping around for someone to build a massive new prison for the not ganna stand and all this time i thought we're broke we're going to have all of that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. well today the made stream media continue to turn into entertainment tonight and yeah i know i called him out for doing the exact same thing last friday when they were reporting on countdown to the emmys and silver commenters actually tried to defend them because they said it's friday apparently

all of those will be going to the laboratory in d.c. to determine if they have any video images from the actual aircraft. >> ntsb officials hope to pull important evidence from an on board data recorder. >> the aircraft recording system recorded the data in two ways, on memory card but it's transmitted by telemetry to the crew. >> reporter: part of the tail section looks like it's missing which could have caused pilot jimmy leeward to lose control. >> shock. absolute shock. never dreamed that something like this would happen to someone that you know. >> reporter: leeward and eight spectators died in the crash, including john crate, who his family believes he protected his son and two friends who survived. >> he probably sheltered his son. that's the kind of guy he was. a very, very good dad, very good husband, very in love with my sister. >> reporter: emotions just like the questions that continue to linger after the tragic crash. jay gray, nbc news. >>> elsewhere this morning, president obama will unveil a deficit reduction plan that c

be appearing tonight on some sacred republican ground. our political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd with us tonight from our d.c. wsroom. chuck, good evening. >> good evening, brian. let's lay out what chris christie is doing tonight. he's giving this speech, it's going to be on leadership. real american exceptionalism is the title of the speech. the speech itself is going to sound like someone who's preparing to enter a national campaign. but all signs point to him saying, once again, that he's not going to be running that national campaign in 2012. the reason there's been hub ush over the last couple of weeks -- really in the last week, brian -- has to do with the republican activists and donors concerned that both of the front-runners, rick perry and mitt romney, aren't really lighting the fires here. of course, originally this was a romney issue. he didn't seem to have the base with him nor the establishment. perry came in to fill the vacuum. and as you know, brian, had some rough debate outings, and that has folks concerned, and that's why they're turning to christie. >> i know your political team took a loo

there's a statute to martin luther king that's about to be unvailed in washington, d.c., great. that's fantastic, but there should be a statue to johnson. these guys were amazing, and everyone should know about them. my daughter is learning about it whether she likes it or not. [laughter] she's going to learn about it more and so is my son, and, you know, these people transformed an organization and transformed i would argue later a country, and it's not -- we're talking about specific people, a man who grew up in jacksonville, florida and helped change the united states, so i guess that would be my answer. thank you. >> you know -- [applause]

and called on opposition to protect the rights of all libyans. >> and protective nets being installed on washington, d.c.'s national cathedral to catch falling bee debrie from last week's earthquake. the quake caused three of the four spires on the episcopal church central tower to break off. and and they plan to reopen next weekend for services commemorating 10th anniversary of september 11th. >> and checking healthy living news this afternoon, venus williams just pulled out of the u.s. open that, move is shedding light on a rare auto immune disease, revealing she has a disorder causing fatigue and joint pain. in an interview, said she had years of unexplained stamina problems and says this is a relief. >> i would miss shots by feet and i just couldn't feel my hands and hands would hurt when i would play z i had swelling and numbness and fatigue which is really debilitating oo. there is no known cure, but the symptoms can be treated with medication, helping sufferers to live a relatively normal life. it's unclear how long williams will be side lines. she says she plans to return to tennis. >> there is

d.c.. it will be dedicated on october 16th. dedication ceremony was originally planned for last -- originally planned for last month but was delayed because of hurricane irene. president obama will speak at next months dedication. >>> rick perry and mitt romney are expected to dominate the debate between eight presidential candidates today in tampa, florida. romney will likely target perry for his comment in the last debate that social security is quote a ponzi scheme. social security is a hot topic in florida with its largely elderly population. the republicans have another debate scheduled in florida in orlando on september 22nd. and then the florida straw poll on september 24th. >>> president obama will send congress his new $447 billion jobs bill. swift passage of the measure. presidents plan calls for lower social security payroll taxes and new spending to hire teachers and rebuild roads, bridges, and schools. >>> time now 4:49. a day of service to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. how one mans idea has become a national

that in that case you might say so but you need to look at it over time and not look at it may be from d.c. because there have been some past cases where they generated different results in different cities during different court cases. and so, you know, wire i think they will be most trouble is when they are in an obvious case that they have decided to place their content ahead of others and then they are going to have to justify why did they do that and they continue to maintain. we've been to work for the motive, we did it because we believe that is best for the users. most people when they hear that they know that doesn't pass the test because most people know that businesses do have a profit motive and there is nothing wrong with a profit motive. the whole point i am making here is in business, parts of the world and by a free-market here as friedman says, the free market you have to follow the rules of the game and that includes not being effective for fraudulent and google's problem is the have been highly effective to consumers, websites and advertisers. >> scott cleland is the aut

at when it pertains to traffic and how people are able to get around, whether it be by metro or car or even walking in d.c. this weekend? >> reporter: we've seen no indication that there are big issues in terms of people being able to get around. there have been road closures. the road closures we've seen have been for big events going on this weekend. there's a triathlon scheduled, a few festivals around town. the police chief have told the public, go out, do your thing. people should come down to the parks and see the monoyou means and the memorials. we haven't seen so far at least a lot of problems in terms of people getting around. but we're keeping an eye out. >> athena jones, thanks so much. >>> americans are marking the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. take a look right now. live video from ground zero, the site where the world trade zern sto stood. thousands of new yorkers grasped their hands to form a human chain. >>> in washington, former president george bush and his wife, laura, laid a wreath at the pentagon at the 9/11 stone. defense secretary leon panetta was also there. panetta then h

chatter and intelligence reports do indicate a possible car bomb attack might be in the works in new york city or washington, d.c. three men are reportedly being sought, national security officials telling fox some of the men might be american citizens or permanent residents, and moments ago, new york mayor michael bloomberg told our neil cavuto that although the threat being treated seriously, authorities are still trying to learn more to confirm it from other sources. >> we only have one source which leaves you questioning the number of terror threats that only have one source are less real than if you have two or more sources, it is conceivable they could do what they want to do not big scale, so you need so say it's credible but not corroborated. >> the full interview can be seen on neil's show later today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. police meanwhile have beefed up security in the wake of the terror plot, new york cars and trucks are randomly being searched, the heightened presence on the street including bomb sniffing dogs and radiation monitoring equipment and more focus directed at bridges and tunnels, secretar

d.c. aren't being honest with us. you know, one of the other candidates on monday at the debate made a very good point. president obama scared social security recipients back during the whole debt debate by saying he wasn't sure they would be able to send out the social security checks. governor perry has been very clear. he wants social security to continue to be there for retirees, near retirees, and wants to make the necessary changes to secure social security for young workers, for those entering the work force. by the way, i think this is going to help them with voters. i think as voters pay attention to this, he is going to get well-deserved credit from voters who want authentic leadership, they want candidates who will be honest with them. back in the new york congressional, the special election, you know, the same old scare tactics didn't work. you had a republican win in a district that's been democratic for 80 to 90 years. geraldine fer arrow's district. democrats spent half a million dollars on tv in the la

there's a statue to martin luther king that's about to be unveiled in washington d.c. great, that's fantastic, but there should be a statue to james wheldon johnson. these guys were amazing. everyone should know about them. my daughter should learn about him whether she likes it or not of. [laughter] these people transformed an organization and transformed, i would argue, later a country. and it's not, um, we're talking about specific people, a man who grew up in jacksonville, florida, and helped change the united states. .. a panel discussion on conservative books from the 2011 young american student conference. this is about an hour. >> good to see wall. i want to say for c-span the young american foundation is an educational organization promoting conservatism and our ideas on the nation's college campuses through lectures, conversation, foundation sponsored 600 electors including addresses from sarah palin -- ben stein, and many others. in 1998 the american foundation saved for ronald reagan branch in downtown santa barbara and uses it to educate young people about