he takes off. >> the last atc facility he talked to was caldwell tower. after that, no one was in communication with jfk jr. >> it's the last anyone will ever hear from him. 63 minutes later, john f. kennedy jr.'s piper saratoga disappears over the dark waters of the atlantic ocean. >> we continue now with our top story this morning, the search for john f. kennedy jr. >> when word of the crash reaches the public, the national transportation safety board is tasked with figuring out what happened. they talk to the person they believe was the last to see jfk jr. alive. the night of the crash, private pilot kyle bailey was at caldwell airport, planning his own trip to martha's vineyard, when he saw kennedy pull in. >> i would say maybe around 7:00 p.m. or so, he went to a pay phone, made a call from there and basically looked like any pilot planning a night flight. >> but john f. kennedy jr. wasn't just any pilot. he was one of america's most famous faces and most scrutinized celebrities. local businessman and recreational pilot munir hussein remembers him as

regional director caldwell, secretary jewell, senator casey, reverend britain,, was friends,r, families, so many wonderful people i see in front of me today. community members and all of you who have taken time to join us today and commemorate the 15th anniversary of september 11, 2001, i welcome gratitude.er you my i offer my gratitude to you for actively remembering our losses, the individuals, the collective gratitudeactions, remembering m and life-changing events that unfolded here on the hallowed ground of the flight 93 national memorial as well as in new york and at the pentagon. with each year, we have seems beautiful memorial rise before our very eyes, growing from a few bales of hay on yonder hill, that serves as the beginning of our temporary memorial to the development of our sacred ground , the wall of names, the visitors and learning centers, the pedestrian bridge, and all the aspect of our memorial designed that stand before us today. our final design aspect to be voicesed is the tower of that will stand at the entrance to this memorial, a 93 foot tall tower containing 40

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britain, golden gordon felt and the families of flight 93 to our here, secretary jewell, michael caldwellt all at the mark national park service, congress and schuster, -- congressman schuster, cardinal miller, tom mcmillan, and again, the choir, we gather at this sacred site to do a number of things. of course, we gather to remember and to express gratitude. we certainly gather to mourn and we hope, to comfort. we are reminded of those words from the beatitudes, blessed are they who mourn, for they shall be comforted. we hope today we can provide a measure of comfort. of course, part of today is to pay tribute, to pay tribute to those 40 americans, remarkable people that we remember today. so we gather to pay tribute to them, but also, to draw inspiration from their lives, and certainly, from their actions on that horrible day, in this place. it is very difficult to come up with the right words. sometimes, you have to turn to scripture, and sometimes to prayer, and to hymns. the choir was, as we were coming "america theging beautiful." it is a great anthem part, os in a pertinent beautif

joining me in finding out more about arm strong is sarah ano caldwell. beauty of american is everybody has an american dream. without a doubt, my uncle armstrong williams is. host of a nationally syndicated show. business manager presidential candidate ben carson. born on a tobacco farm, williams raised with nine siblings. william's mother thelma instilled work ethic that guided his success. graduate he won a high school contest sign of the great things to come. after college, williams moved to flight. he worked for former senator straum therman. under justice thomas. public relations executive. currently owner of howard stern holdings, wwmb. throughout his career, he shown has graciousness and tenacity creates success. above all he has worked to become a mentor including me guiding us. armstrong, i love you. more than anything, i am always interested in how you have could you have imagined what you have become today? >> thank you for having me on the show. >> we had two or three hundreds head of swine, our life was work, discipline. early to rise, early

the founder and partner of caldwell strategic consulting. and his new book is called "nothing too fancy." same could be said about him too. sitting right next to me, comedian and author paul odo will let's start the show. >> president obama's white house isn't the feminist paradise i thought it was. women struggle to have their voices heard. the "washington post" says there is a meeting strategy called amplifications. a woman made a key point other women would repeat it giving credit to its author. it forced the men in the room to recognize the contribution and denied them the chance to claim the idea as their own. they started doing it every day and eventually obama noticed and began calling more often on more women. female staffers are not being ignored as often, but they may have another complaint. the post reported that the average man in the white house earned 13% more than the average woman did. that's due to the fact that most female employees held lower level jobs. wo years later women -- two years later women working pour obama earn

we're at the intersection where we were at before, caldwell and trey just near the time warner cable arena. as you can see behind me a group of protesters facing off with these police officers here. a few minutes ago, we got across the street. there were some rocks being thrown. right now they seem to be yelling at the officers and thankfully though no physical clashes. and this area where we're at. heavy police presence here. the hope is that this doesn't keep -- that this stays nonviolent, be as you can see, there are people venting their anger here. there is a lot of anger over the shooting of mr. scott and we don't expect that for anger and frustration to subside any time soon. >> we should probably point that, you know, like most things in life, it takes all kinds, and sometimes protests like this attract all kinds. local folks like the impassioned young man want to be out there and deliver a message. and deliver a message peacefully. the guy next to him on the front lines across from the police officers looked like darth vader with a blacked out mask and hat. while you were tal

i think that's where a brand like caldwell banker comes into play.ow to get in there with an offer that's most likely to be accepted. >> if i'm an investor and looking to buy a house or a home in a city, would i go to the most affordable city? all the tech jobs that are going there. >> i think one real useful piece of information is to understand what the average pricing is. so in the report, we compare a four-bedroom, two-bathhouse and 2100 markets around the country. the average price for that home is $320,000. there's 1,300 markets out of the 2,100 markets in the survey that are at that price or lower. so that gives you a good baseline of where pricing is nationally. you want to look at markets with strong cultural output. nashville, austin, salt lake city, and even in detroit and cleveland. >> okay, thanks so much for joining us. >> absolutely. glad to be here. >> and our thanks to you, diana. >>> still ahead, cargo chaos. american goods held hostage at sea. how are we going to buy all our stuff? big impact ahead. >>> first, a 1% economy, a 1% in

bracelet caldwell. >> and then stolen on the night of august 24. >> it is only a minute and 50 seconds. >> he believes it is time that the title several other thefts in the area. police said they are investigating two other car thefts within a half-mile of hotels. both happened in august. at this point they don't know if they ar >> brought people at least. one person have to drive the getaway car. >> he hopes his car original design was in his favor. >> it is lifted 3 1/2 inches which is significant. >> is offering a $5000 reward for its return. >> the biggest way to describe it -- it looks like a -- vehicle. marked the reporting. >>> let's go back to our top story. the weather and our monsoon it looks like you are getting blown around. >>> yes it is very windy. unfortunately the camera does not do it justice. this is e. ridge road. here. you can be tail light disappearing into the headlights coming out of the dust as. as we were headed down i'd send you could see these magnificent while the loss of death. coming to us. starting to see the wind a big concern. we saw a number of people

. >> her daughter is 48-year-old molly caldwell. she says her adoptive parents were very supportive but she said in ohio for many years it was impossible for her to get her birth certificate and look for her birth mother. >> i'm curious to know what you're thinking. >> it's tough for me to watch, my daughter is adopted, and this is a conversation we have. >> we wonders every day. it's nothing against us, we're still mom and dad, but she still wants to know where she came from. >> molly had those same questions. her mom said they look exactly she found her on facebook. >> of course. >> rose marie, since the year 2000, has been looking for her daughter. >> it's tough because of the circumstances in which she gave up her daughter. back in the day that was a huge thing. today it's not so much of a problem. it's so nice to see the story 48 years later get a book end. >> i never thought i would see you, ever! strainstrange things, this one in phoenix, arizona. a car towing and boat and this truck towing a trailer. watch what happens to th

the browns also cut one of their own draft picks defensive back trey caldwell louisiana monroe. he was the only draft pick to not make it conner ham lick was beat out by seth daval. >> that's the way it went for the browns, the indians are winning in crazy ways and fun to watch. >> they are hot. >> we want to let you know before we go to break we will go back out to twinsburg and news situation with dawn kendrick. we will be back in a few >> right now we will go to twinsburg where the scene is clear and the suspect reported dead. dawn kendrick is live with the update. what's new, dawn? reporter: as active as the scene was before it is over pulled in. we are waiting for the twinsburg detectives, it may be him now. the twinsburg police spokesman to verify everything. we know that one of those first responders that was on the way out here, it was a massive parade of them. he did tell us that this man, this suspect was found dead inside and it was a completely clear scene here so we can tell you that but as for all verifications from any minute and that's it for tonight. sadly enoug

. >> her daughter is 48-year-old molly caldwell. she says her adopted parents were very supportive. but she said in ohio for many years it was impossible for her to get her birth certificate and look for her birth mother. [ indiscernible ] >> i'm curious to know -- >> it's very tough for me to watch. my daughter's adopted as some of you guys might not know this. this is a conversation that we have. she wonders every day she wonders about them. it means nothing against us. after all we're still mum and dad. it's just that question, where did i come from. >> molly had those same questions. she said as soon as she saw rose marie she said we look exactly alike. how wonderful is that? that you finally get to meet on facebook. >> of course. >> but rose marie since the year 2000 has been looking for her daughter. >> it's tough because of the circumstances with which she gave up her daughter. you know back in the day that was a huge thing. whereas today that's not really so much of a big problem and it's sort of so nice to see the stories 48 years later get a book end. >> -- to see you ever

republican strategist janna caldwell and democrat strategist, jessica tarlov., how will it play with voters, especially black voters? >> i don't think it will play that well, after events with riots in charlotte. we have two different issues. african-american cop doing a shooting and the other a armed police officer and unarmed victim. i don't think this will help. seems like the minority outreach is over. stop and frisk has complicated system here in new york under ray kelly. there were complaints it was too aggressive and had to be toned down. that is something bill bratton did last two years. became generally accepted the african-american community, largely not happily to be released there are worries black on black crime. that is completely genuine. with the specifics i have to listen to the "hannity" event to hear what he laid out. if he going back to aggressive stop and frisk, i don't think that has any chance of playing well. liz: trump is basically positioning himself as law and order candidate. hillary clinton is going to come out and has said some of

regional director caldwell, secretary jewell, senator casey, reverend button, senator toomey, congressies, tom, wally, so many wonderful people i see on front of me today. members, tounity all who has taken time to anniversarythe 50th of september 11, 2000 and one. i wept with you and offer you my gratitude. i have my gratitude for actively remembering our losses. the individuals, the collective actions, remembering the hero is him and the life changing events that unfolded here on the hallowed grounds of the flight 93 national memorial. as well as in new york and at the pentagon. with each year we have seen this beautiful memorial rise before our very eyes, growing from a few bales of hay on yonder hill, aat served as a beginning of temporary memorial, to the development of our sacred ground , the wall of names, the visitors and learning centers, the pedestrian bridge, and all the aspects of our memorial designed to stand before us today. our final design aspect to be completed is the tower of voices that will stand at the entrance of this memorial. i-93 foot tall tower containing 40

joining me to discuss the hill.com contributor gianno caldwell and jillian melchior and leadership instituteire director of campus activities. is that it? >> yes. liz: is this going to soften colin kaepernick's image and calm down the controversy around him. what do you think? >> we heard the boos, i don't think it's softening any time soon. however, i was always questioning his motiving in the situation. i mentioned on the fox news channel why was he doing this? does he have a history of activism. doesn't appear that he did at all. now it seems he's taking this to an appropriate venue, spend a million dollars and give to charities that talk about these very needed issues, whatever he believed, it's a right step. it's a step in the right direction. i think he should stand for the national anthem. >> what do you think, jillian? >> i absolutely agree. we've been going through public records of university of missouri where football players walked off the football player in protest of similar issues. ticket sales are way down, nobody wants to go to sporting events, fans saying i'm burning my jer

molly caldwell. she says her adoptive parents were very supportive but she said in ohio for many years it was impossible for her to get her birth certificate and look for her birth mother. >> i can't believe it! >> i'm curious to know what you're thinking. >> it's tough for me to watch, my daughter is adopted, and this >> we wonders every day. it's nothing against us, we're still mom and dad, but she still wants to know where she came from. >> molly had those same questions. her mom said they look exactly like. how wonderful is that? she found her on facebook. >> of course. >> rose marie, since the year 2000, has been looking for her daughter. >> it's tough because of the circumstances in which she gave up her daughter. back in the thing. today it's not so much of a problem. it's so nice to see the story 48 years later get a book end. >> i never thought i would see you, ever! >>> dash cams catch some strange things, this one in phoenix, arizona. a car towing and boat and this trailer. >> whoa! >> kit

i got in to what is it called, caldwell and east trade street. by the arena around 8:45. when i got there, this was two hours after demonstrators started showing up for the initial protest. everybody was pretty peaceful. and then as i kept awalking up toward college street, toward the epicenter, there were waves of people just running and yelling after loud noises and stuff like that. people throwing -- the police throwing tear gas. >> so you're saying everything was peaceful until the tear gas was dispersed? >> yes. but the people were running and saying someone had been shot, but somebody is dead in the street. at this point living in charlotte, the past two days everybody has been really downtrodden because of the events, because our community of color -- like, the people of color in our community are just beaten. it's just another hash tag, seriously. we can't stop this, but it's actually come to our city. >> so were you there at the worst of this when the protests got violent? >> i was there -- i don't understand what everybody is referring to as the violence. i actu

marcus burley, tyronn homes, and linebacker corey lemonier from trey caldwell, cam johnson, raheem move it territory, terrell watson and rahim moore senior had his contract terminated. might have a new quarterback. according to ian rappaport, they claim kevin hogan from the chiefs, he was actually sixth round pick this year out of stanford. he'll be going to the practice squad. taylor gabriel has a new home. no long area brown after they got rid of him. now an atlanta falcon. claimed him off of check out this finnish from today's nascar truck series. the chevy silverado 250, john nemechek in the eight truck. cole custer. that's how it ended. these two guys scraping the wall in the grass. that guy wasn't happy. cole custer was not a happy camp per after nemechek put him in the wall. didn't go any further than this. off. probably a smart move if somebody wants to beat the stuffing out of you. >>lydia: can you see that helmet. >>mark: they have to wear those. i don't think i've ever seen a race finish where two guys were off the track. i've seen post race fights. never seent mom, dad, one

liz: to our political power panel, gianno caldwell, democrat strategist jehmu green. nice to have you both. >> thank you. liz: do you agree with what hillary is saying? >> well, i think we need both presidential candidates to have an understanding of where race relations are in this country and have a plan how to deal with the fact that we're at the most discontent in quite sometime, since 1992. numbers of race riots under president obama i think have nothing to do with the president and have everything to do with the fact that everyone has a smartphone in their hands. if you think back to 1992 when 55 people were killed in l.a. 2000 people injured in the l.a. riots, it was because it started with someone videotaping excessive force of rodney king. now you've got a situation where everyone has a smart phone, so it's not that the situations have increased significantly or are tied to the first african-american president. it's because they're being caught on camera and we live in this age where everyone is their own media publisher, and the police departments cannot esc

when his officer discharged at the five point st down the street where it happened at the blare caldwell library. it's part of a memorial ahead of the anniversary of 9/11 on sunday. four officers killed on the job will be honored and all with similar memorial signs. the ceremony started thursday with officer daryl sure who was killed 54 years ago. he was killed off duty eating a meal with his family in what was then the marigold cafe. three armed robbers walked in and the detective stepped in. he was shot in the chest and later died. honored saturday and sunday. >>> we have been talking about these colorful sunsets. again, a lot of it due to wildfire smoke. this is near avon, which of course much closer to the source of the smoke at that lost solar fire near meeker. rick spitzer with this shot from last night. smoke around here spreading from that fire. the beaver creek fire going on. some sections of northern and central colorado with light smoke over us today. we have weeds going crazy th a lot of allergy sufferers are feeling that as well. dense fog advisory continues until 9:00 this

we saw cut outs, a lot of whites, joining me to break down the red carpet weed denise caldwell, jessemy fox fashion panel. hey. >> how are you guys this morning. >> doing well. >> first we start with taraji, came out on the red carpet looking nice. hot or not? >> i thought very hot. looks gorgeous in the yell o and i loved her in the metallic number with the different hair. gorgeous she looked amazing, sequins. >> mild. >> why mild? >> the metallic was fabulous, and that hair, i wish she would have done this, then gave us the subtle moment later. >> she killed it, though. >> she wore different dress on the red carpet. but this one we're focusing on because she wore it on stage. >> looks amazing. >> what about sarah highlands, did something little different. >> i liked the high lan, you know, she looked amazing, look like fresh young starlet opposed to sometimes people we see saturated instagram ers and reality shows, you know, stars that are young but look too mature. she looked very young, fresh, and i thought real great. >> for me it was a not. >> what? >> you didn't like the pants?

i'd like to bring in gop strategist gianno caldwell and julie roginsky.o, i'm counting four medications, she's taking a thyroid medication, taking coumadin for blood thinner, clarinex, i know you're not a medical doctor. i understand that. do you think you're satisfied or the viewers should be satisfied. doesn't seem it's addressed she's taking a mix of medications that could have caused the dehydration and the collapse, what do you think? >> no, i don't think we should be satisfied. we need a comprehensive view of medical records. this isn't something we should look at how she is just today. we need to see over the past five years what has she been doing? what has led up to the issues we've seen which may not correlate to things in the medical report currently. i think they need to go way back. unlike trump, he hasn't had issues where he's falling down and perhaps collapsing. they need to do extensive review of medical records and put it before a panel of doctors to see what's going on. liz: julie, she got a chest ct scan, there was rumor she didn't but

my panel to discuss tammy bruce, robin brio and gianno caldwell. tammy, i like the monmouth poll that gives you a sense how divided this nation is. rural areas for trump, urban areas overwhelmingly for hillary clinton. and you wonder, one has the final way to unite this country. >> and, you know, unfortunately for us it's about the future for everyone's family. concern for the family, for our children transcends race, ethnicity. sexual orientation, everything. wait a minute, say we understand that there's differences politically that we'll have. but the fact is we want to be able to give our children a better future. that's why the subject matter covers everything, really, right? security, prosperity, things that make you believe that you can leave a better country for your children. this does not separate out when it comes to rural or urban. this is why donald trump is pulling ahead, even with women. women who happen to be white, women were supposed to be her bailiwick, here fire wall, that's not happening. she'll carry people of color in general.

police were called around 5:30 the driver, shawn caldwell was taken to the hospital with serious, but nonlife threatening injuries. alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in the cash. also new this morning, a man was airlifted to the hospital after losing role of his atc, the 51-year-old and his son were on deer mountain trail when it rolled with both riders. new hampshire police are investigating a burglary at the liquor store route 104. they say someone got into the store through a smashed window. right now, investigators are trying to figure out what exactly was stolen. bristol police and state police are helping with the investigation. >> now to an encouraging update. a statue that was stolen from the vfw in salem disappeared. it reapar veterans said they were willing to give the thief a chance to return it no questions asked and they are just glad to have it back. >> today marks 15 years since the september 11th terrorist attacks. 14 of the victims who died on that day had new hampshire ties. as wmur's jennifer vaughn tells us, they range from pilots and businessmen to pare

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according to caldwell banker the city of saratoga is ranked as the most expensive place in america to $2.4 million. on the top 20 most expensive list, nine bay area cities and some of the others on that list, cupertino, redwood city and, of course, san francisco. we could go on and on with this list. >> i could have named them all. could have named them all. >> anywhere in the bay area. >> that's it. >> thanks for joining us here in primetime. we'll see you right back in here at 11:00. >> just come back. >> we'll see you then.

according to the caldwell banker home listing report, ha spot at $905,000. the average price here -- $580,000. the report ranks states based on the cost of a four bedroom, two bath home. the most expensive town locally was wellesley, add nearly $1.3 million. we are getting a new look at one of boston's most expensive pieces of real estate. it is a four bedroom condo for sale right now, at the new millenium tower if downtown crossing. the asking price -- $10 million. of the 60-story high rise. it has four valet parking spots, a private terrace, and a pool. pretty nice. >> mark: and an incredible view. >> fantastic view. >> mark: that sunset was spectacular. >> vanessa: maybe they'll have us over, do you think? >> there you go. we're asking to be invited. 24 years later, her daughter's murder is still unsolved. >> vanessa: shells not giving up hope -- she is not giving up hope. that and we need the justice. >> vanessa: why this mom believes an arrest could happen soon, almost a quarter century after her beloved daughter was killed. >> mark: also ahead, how doe

joining me now, presidential scholar mark smith, republican strategist -- [inaudible] and gianno caldwelle's been a momentum shift. what happens now? >> well, you know what? i wouldn't agree that there's been a momentum shift. i write about this in red alerts politics. trump lost with the political class but won with the voters. when i took a look at that fox news poll, there were some things which i thought donald trump did well at the debate by naming that hillary clinton has been a politician for 30 years and hasn't done much, mentioning nafta and these states that were impacted which happen to be swing states. there's -- donald trump is leading in double digit when it comes to independents. there's another poll that shows there's about 20-plus percent of undecideds still out there. so whereas there's just a little movement in the direction of hillary clinton, she came into this debate with flaws, and she left the debate with flaws. so donald trump still has room to make up. if it was a complete blowout by hillary clinton, she would be up double digits by now, and she's not. charles: y

n caldwell, a republican strategist. i will start with you as i promised. hiding diagnosis of pneumonia for 48 hours transparency. >> every campaign is loathe to admit their candidate isn't feeling well. when you add to that the fact that the trump campaign and all of his supporters -- david: we'll talk about the trump campaign. if it was just the one thing, okay. an excuse. but then you have email stuff. destroying, going through all of this incredible business in order to destroy all these emails which she said didn't have any secrets. turns out some of them did. come on, she is saying that she is the most transparent campaign around when in fact there is a lot she has been hiding? >> to finish my thought there, one more reason why they were loathe to disclose it is because donald trump and many of his supporters have been making allegations about her health. so everybody doubled down. totally understandable under those circumstances. i will put -- and. david: we're talking, let me give giano a chance. >> sure. david: the point is hillary has serious tran

one example is caldwell's division of the second core. if you are to place the monuments where my interpretation of the line about policy places them they should be down your the pennsylvania monument. they are where they advanced to around with field. all of those monuments are advanced position monuments. that was a compromise. bachelder had to compromise on some of these things and the gbma. the 147th new york monument we talked about, bachelder very well may not have been the individual who approve where that monument was. did not approve every single thing that happened in the was a period where he was the superintendent of legends and tablets. there were other people in the gbma, who would work through these things and approve the monuments. henry lyman said they used bachelder's maps and his maps were in error. and that is why the monument ended up in the wrong location. i sympathize with bachelder. i'm not trying to criticize him. it's a real challenge what you are dealing with all of these people. a lot of emotions about where th

jana caldwell is a republican strategist, and he joins us now.now whether you're included in this, some republicans still are not gung ho, fully in line with donald trump? why not? >> well, i've got to say this, thank god for kellyanne conway, because she is definitely righting the ship. and i disagree with the assessment that republicans aren't falling in line because clearly they are. there was a report that came out yesterday showing that there was four states -- nevada, new hampshire, georgia, arizona -- in which this is really tied up. two of them, new hampshire and nevada, president obama won in 2012. so we know that this race is definitely tightening up, and due to some of the things hillary clinton has said -- i'll give you a very clear example. in the '90s she called young people that look like me, frame young men -- african-american young men, super-predators. she is clearly setting herself up as the cruella deville of politics, and americans are running away from her very fast. stuart: crew well la deville of politics, that was pretty

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leanne caldwell reports in a huge disappointment to advocates, legislation to reform components of theriminal justice system will not come before the house this month as previously planned. the houses lack of action means opportunities are quickly dwindling on an issue that advocates had high hopes of passing this year. all ryan had said earlier this year they plan to bring up criminal justice reform bills in september during the small window that congress is in washington. that timing has proven difficult -- with the election -- risk lawmakers are reluctant to take a difficult vote. james in arizona, good morning. excuse me, arkansas, you are on the air. -- theymy question is have enough officers with mental problems, they are bipolar, shootings begin, they have too many of these people that have been taken off the street that has been to a mental institution and they do not know how to act. i know of two that ain't supposed to be caring no guns or no weapons. i am a u.s. veteran. i am a white person. i have been chased by law enforcement. host: ok, james. florida, good morning, what

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