if we think about how to commemorate, the commemoration is to lead a more conversations and not fewer. in that context i think it's a really profound question. at the same time in memphis the question of the site of the re-internment of nathan bedford forrest had been a little issue. as have the sites in new theans, or not as yet marker in colfax that celebrates the martyrs who died for white supremacy. and can attack and murder of surrendering african-american officeholders. some data will be something that people will have to debate. i do believe this -- those are moments in a democracy what they mark and represent has to represent the people that are represented there. them as they define excluding the african-americans. the local democratic process has to work in a way that they hear from a majority of the people about what will be the most meaningful to them to have things move or retained but with excellent nations, or counter memorials. i think there are all kinds of creative ways of the solution lies in who is represented and what they feel would be the most to get done. >> i

firefighters will not be allowed to commemorate september 11 the way that they have been for years. >> plus targeted and round, the war in the place out for the elderly this morning after the octagon comes to cleveland we have a preview of the ufcfc ahead of this weekend's big fight. >> or a batch of showers moving through the area. it pulled out, but that's the beginning, fox 8 news in the morning start it is september 10,0, you can hardly see the skyline this morning. you have to say the octagon. >> they should hire you. >> i am available. there is th fight today, >> was a use some rain butw it's always bummer to start the weekend on wet note >> thank you for linking up wit usus good morning, and we hope that you're doing well. >> welcome back. surprise that might suit fit this morning after vacation eating, i do look like that guy there, but i take my shirt off that fighter, i just chose this career path. we had a few rumbles of the number some lightning and showers local thunderstorms but nothing severe can see that heading to ashtabula and near sandusky, in huron county. little b

. >> it is over polo shirts commemorating 9/11, using quite the chief will not allow them t wear those shirts, melissa reid has moreter . an e-mail on twitter friday causing a war of words between the firefighters union and the fire chiefs. for us to wear ourf commemorative 9/11 shirts and we have done fo the past 14 years and was flatl denied by the chief. according to local 93 president,t, tim corcoran firefighters in cleveland or denies a right to wear polo shirts commemorating the attack by the fire chief. >> they felt it was a seminal moment in the country's history pub in the industry we lost 343 brothers. they have not worn polos for 50 years, we do not have any documentation thatt there was a order approved with them to wea polos. >> according topo lieutenant la gray, the request was denied because there was a strict uniform and clothing ordinance in place. >> 30 types of uniforms the class a witch is dress uniform >> says the polos break protocol, but corcoran does not buy it. it as a tradition we have done the past 14 years in septembera >> if you are going to a funera will n

it is now my pleasure to introduce our official party for today's commemoration. our keynote speaker for today's ceremony, world war ii veteran l.. riffey, the united states army, retired. superintendent of the national mall and memorial park. [applause] >> the chairman of the board for the national world war ii memorial. and, our chaplain today from the military district of washington is captain joe player mode. alermo. playing of for the the colors and our national anthem. ♪ ♪ [playing national anthem] ♪ >> let us pray. precious, holy, into almighty god, we give you thanks for those noblemen and women who have fought for our nation in our time of need. let us ever recognize we are made in your image. indeed, the prophet jeremiah likens you to a mighty warrior. eternal truth, our very willing and determination to stand against evil is a reef action of your character. reflection of your character. may our country always be blessed with heroes such as those we honor here today. may we never forget and may your blessing remain upon the united states and those who se

the blood center, doing its part to commemorate the anniversary as well. they're honoring those who were lost and those who rose to serve -- including first responders and donors who stood in long lines to give blood. the phones blood center of wisconsin's downtown milwaukee location from 7 to 10 am. it was a special 9/11 commemorative blood drive-- first responders manned the phones . milwaukee assistant fire chief brian smith remembers 9/11 15 years ago. "being on duty that day created a heightened awareness to what could potentially happen and could also happen here in the city of milwaukee. :58 so, with that we started going over all of our equipment, making sure our plans for the day prepared for whatever could possibly happen that day." :08while many people called to thank first responders and make appointments to donate blood, others came in to give blood-- just like they did 15 years ago. "and i just instinctively, i guess, left work, got in the car, drove here, gave blood. :34 on september 11th 2001 and several days that followed, people flocked t

here's what that statement said, it read secretary clinton attended the september 11th commemoration ceremony for an hour and 30 minutes and greet some of the families of the fallen. she felt overheated and went to her daughter's apartment and feeling much better. clinton is now back at her home in chappaqua and where we are right now is outside of chelsea, clinton's home, this is where hillary clinton came to recuperate after feeling overheated, and that's the word that the campaign is choosing to use, and when she came out and reporters were waiting for her, she seemed okay and she was smiles, she even paused to take a photo with a small girl that was waiting outside, and then she got in her van. of course, this was a day that was supposed to be not at all about politics, the campaign wanted this to be a quiet day of her paying tribute to the 9/11 victims, of course the episode this morning is raising fresh questions about the state of her health, as you know this is political sensitive topic, donald trump and his sur dwats have gone after hillary clinton and raised questions about

she has been on the plaza there by the 9/11 memorial and the commemorations all day. let's, first of all, talk about the mood there on this milestone anniversary, rehema. what's it been like? >> reporter: it is a day of remembrance, and i sigh because i think people still feel very heavy about that day 15 years ago, and why wouldn't they? this is a day where so many of those who lost loved ones, friends and family members, mothers and fathers and daughters and sons, they come together as a group, and they pay their respects to people that they love, and dignitaries come out and join them in that ceremony. so there is some heaviness. there is some sadness that's revisited, and we think about those children who were young at that time and who are coming of age now and what this is like for them to grow up without their father or their mother. so sadness, yes, but there's also a time where people are saying, forgive the fact there's a motorcycle brigade that is going past right now and it's very noisy, but there are people who are also remembering that this is a time whe

but there is also a controversy brewing tonight about the september 11 commemorations and it is pitting the cleveland firefighters unionit against the fire chief. >> it is all over polo shirts commemorating 9-11. the union claims the chief will not allow them to wear those shirts. fox 8 melissa reid has t more on the battle. between the cleveland firefighters union and fire chiefa le. >> one of the assistant chiefs was asking for a notice to where our commemorative 9-11 shirts, which we have done for the past 14 years, and this year being denied by the chief. >> according to local 93 president tim corcoran, firefighters and cleveland were denied thentnt right to wear 9-1 polo shirts commemorating the attacks by fire chiefsh angelo l meal. >> the guys felt it was unconscionable. it was a seminal moment in a country's history but in the fire industry. we lost 343 brothers that day.e >> they have not worn polos for 15 years. we do not have any documentation that there was order approved for them to wear polos. >> but according to lieutenant very gray with the division of fire, the request

the 9/11 commemoration at the flight 93 national memorial.hat is our 15th anniversary of 9/11 coverage plans for sunday here on c-span and the c-span radio at and at c-span.org. the u.s.eps of capital, house speaker paul ryan and house minority leader nancy ofosi marked the occasion the 9/11 anniversary following those remarks by both leader pelosi and how speaker right, a bipartisan group of lawmakers joined together to sing god bless america. let's to get that a better now. -- look at that event now. [inaudible] >> good morning. standing here recalling that day , here today, i get help think help own children -- can't but think of my own children and all the children born in this country after 9/11. do they fully understand what happened that day? will they ever? can they? they can watch the old footage, they can see the clips of the towers falling, they can hear the great roar as a landmark comes crashing down and with it, an era. can they feel it? i've had some in conversations with my own kids about this. so many conversations with my ow

the attacks commemorated in and around washington d.c. as well. defense officials 2-hundred people were killed. rhodes says: "..as our pentagon community continues to serve this nation and protect our freedoms, we will never forget the events that unfolded that day." the house of representatives holding a ceremony on the capitol steps.... pause/nats attorney general loretta lynch dedicating a plaque for the "survivor tree" planted at the justice department on last year's anniversary. lynch says: "..we must continue to stand vigilant against all of those who seek to do our nation and our ideals and its people harm, and we stand died and sacrificed on its behalf." on cam tag in what is now a yearly tradition, the victims' names will be read at a ceremony at the national september 11 memorial and museum on sunday. there will be six pauses at the event to mark the exact moment of the four attacks and the time each tower fell. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. closer to home -- the blood well. they're honoring those who were lost and those who r

. >> welcome to the memorial as we commemorate and celebrate vj day. victory in world war ii. ladies and gentlemen, our ceremony for today's event includes my cai deck. he has been a journalist for and is a weekday morning news anchor here in washington dc. you can see him monday through friday on wake up washington from 4:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.. mike was honored with the local emmy nomination for his prime time special, cool schools, the future is now. please welcome our masters or moneys come a great american, hideck.e >> hello. good morning and thank you for joining us for such an amazing experience here at the world war ii memorial. this is your world war ii memorial. i'm honored to be a masters of ceremony as we commemorate and remember the allied victory in the pacific and in the end of world war ii. can everybody here ok? i just want to make sure the microphone is close enough. as citizens of a grateful nation, we salute those of the greatest generation who helped to preserve the freedom around the globe. we offer a special salute to the men and women of the armed forces

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more local news now of wisconsin is commemorating those impacted by nine-eleven. the bloodcenter is hosting a special donor event this friday at its downtown milwaukee center.anyone who donates from september 9th through the 16th will receive a special commemorative t-shirt.plus donors can call the phone bank to speak to first responders to thank them for their service. the 8th annual milwaukee film festival announces the opening of its festival box office this thursday.you can start buying tickets to individual films online, in person at the office and by phone.milwaukee film members can access the box office tomorrow.last year's film festival had a record 77 sold out screenings. the film festival starts september 22nd. a wisconsin couple is looking to reunite a dog with its owners after they say the dog floated down the mississippi river.the family saw the beagle struggling in the fast- moving river while camping at the big h campground, last week. they've named the dog annie and say the na fits her. ""the night that she came in it was our so we thought that was

both hillary clinton and donald trump were at the 9/11 commemoration at ground zero sunday morning when

commemorating the attacks. by fire chief. >> the guys felt it was un-korbl particularly within the fire system.sy we lost 343 brothers that >> .> we do not have any documentation that there was ando order. approved. for the for them to wear polos. >> according to to lieutenant gray. with the division oftoi fire.f the request wasi denied.d because there is a strict uniform and clothing ordnance. o in place. >> . there are two types of uniforms you can wear.w in thee division. class a. which is your.. or class b.b. which is your fatigue uniform. >> . protocol. >> . it's atoc tradition that we have done for the monthha of septembs the past 14 years. so. i think that was response is disingenuous. >> . if you were going to aisi funer. you would not go to a fallen brother in a polo shirt. you would go with your best attire. which be your class a uniform. >> .>> the chief is asking that all firefighters wear their class a uniform to any 9/11 commemoration event. this weekend. however the union doesn't thinkt tht >>>>

they used a couple presidents to commemorate the anniversary of 9/11.resident obama and former president george w. bush that aired before the national anthem in the afternoon games. there was a joint appearance on the sunday night game with the patriots and cardinals. >> on this solemn anniversary, we remember the innocent souls who boarded flights. showed up for work at the world trade center. reported for duty at the pentagon and started shifts at police and fire stations. today we honor them and salute their families. especially their children. >> it is up to all of us to carry forward their legacy. whenever confronted by cowards who seek to destroy, america chooses to be strong and build a better future. that's why so many of our fellow citizens spend this national day of service and remembrance by giving back to the communities or paying forward a simple good deed. that is the spirit we saw after the terrible attacks. that is how we build an america that reflects our values. >> george bush and his wife laura were part of the coin toss at the cowboy

rehema ellis down there covering those commemorations. thank you for all of that. for all of you right now, we're going to take a break. we'll go right to nbc news a special report hosted by lester holt. let's take a listen. he's got some more information on secretary clinton. here is lester. >>> this is an nbc news special report. here is lester holt. >> we're back with an update about hillary clinton who left the 9/11 memorial service in new york this morning early after, according to her campaign, becoming overheated. she went to her daughter's apartment and has just left in front of the cameras. our kristin welker is there. kristin, how did she look? >> reporter: well, lester, she left chelsea's apartment. she looked like she was feeling fine. we asked her how she was feeling. she says she's feeling better, and we did get the first glimpse of her after this incident in which she left the 9/11 memorial early. take a look. >> are you feeling better? >> yes. thank you. very much. thank you, everybody. >>. >> reporter: now, here is the official word from the campai

should tell you our social media team has been busy compiling a list of local events that will commemorate the event. once again news3lv.com to see come out and pay their rments. >> respects. >> still to come on news3 at 11:00. >> police interrupt a robbery in progress. maryland police showed up in northwest baltimore where they say they came upon a murder in progress. woman screaming. an illegal immigrant sexually assaulting a woman. they found him on top of the 35-year-old victim before he took off. custody but the woman was already dead. >> everyone here is a veteran, i can't ever remember interrupting a homicide in progress. that is such a rare thing. >> curricula alvarado targeted vicms including knox herself, according to variety magazine, the tabloid journalism is the real culprit in the case. first look at our forecast jerry. >> it was hot today gerard, but we do have some changes ahead, i think you'll like my forecast, we do have some changes ahead, i think you'll like my forecast, up ahead. twenty five thousand jobs. we do have some changes ahead, i think you'll like my forecast,

it was the long race for the white house that cast a shatdo of the commemoration. after both candidates made their own planned visits to mark the occasion. and we have news this morning that hillary clinton has canceled a series of high profile events due to health concerns, after a day that may have dramatically shifted the tenor of the presidential race after clinton abruptly fell ill and left the world trade center during the 9/11 memorial service. her campaign service said she felt, quote, overheated. and we know she's been diagnosed with pneumonia. according to her consider, she has, quote, been experiencing a cough related to allergies. on friday, she was diagnosed pneumonia, put on antibotics, told to rest and modify her schedule. and look at this video. shows clinton unsteady, clearly requiring support before trying to get in her van. clinton was driven to the manhattan apartment to recuperate, however the press wasn't notifies of her condition or her whereabouts for over an hour. and here she is greeting reporters and onlookers before heading to her chappa

unity by giving lei from hawaii to all our colleagues from the house and senate who joined in the commemorative march. he enlisted me in this goal. over 100 lei were ordered and shipped to us in selma, but there was a glitch. the lei were to arrive by plane and by truck, but arrive they did not. in fact, mark and i had absolutely no idea where the

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they are just one of many departments taking time this weekend to commemorate that day. it has been nearly 15 years since the terrorist attacks on the morning of september 11th. it was the worst attack on american soil in ceremonies commemorating that day were held in new york and washington, d.c. steve nannes has more from our nation's capital. gathering on the steps of the u.s. capitol, rep. paul ryan, r house speaker we will never forget that terrible day.at the pentagon, robert o. work, deputy secretary of defense it's an anniversary that brings forth a wide range of emotions for many of us.on the streets of new york, and in new york city's one world trade center, sec. jeh johnson, back and reflect.official ceremonies to honor the victims and remember the events of september 11, 2001. loretta lynch, us attorney general the passage of time has not dimmed the memory of those that we lost. it has not erased from our minds the many acts of courage that brought light into that dark day.but a new cnn/orc poll shows that americans are increasingly worried that this annivers

there are commemorations all around the flags and here in the bay area.you would like to know what's going on, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. in all, almost had 3,000 people died on september 11th, 15 years ago. 2,997. >> happening today, elawn musk is expected to reveal major improvements to tesla's autopilot program. test huh is under scrutiny after a driver using autopilot died back in may. the door failed to tell the difference between the bright white sky and a big rig. he said the company will add more radars and cameras and upgrade the software. >> the countdown to crowning begins. tonight's a new miss america wil be named in atlantic city. that's where we find the abc news reporter with a preview of tonight's competition. >> reporter: the contestants from across and the u.s. and it's territories, all vying and dreaming of this very moment. >> miss georgia! >> the company title of miss america for 2017. for the last two weeks the beautiful and sophisticated young women have put forward their absolute best. this year it's pam sage steel, a

the hardest hit firehouse during 9/11, there he was greeted by firefighters and commemorated the anniversary along side former mayor, rudy and attended the same world trade center tour that clinton was on hand for earlier. and national republicans grilled clinton, following this controversial remark earlier. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the "basket of deplorables." the islamaphobic, you name it. and he has lifted them up. >> and the clinton campaign quickly reversed course, apologizing, while democrats say there was nothing to make a stink about. they say it equals mitt romney's 47% mark and it all comes as clinton holding a 5-point lead among likely voters nationally. 46% to 41% and that's in keeping with the same poll from month. 45% to 35%. and today on the trail, trump delivers remarks remarks to the national coast guard. and clinton will remain off the stump, recooperating from the health scare. >>> as sunset falls over syria in a matter of hours, a and other besieged parts of the city. the carnage between syria's government forces and the u.s.-backs opposi

hasary clinton's health become a big election issue again after she left a 9/11 commemoration ceremonyo doing the rounds of her needing help to get into her car. that took these pictures has been catapulted into the public eye. rosalind: that's right. and simplyhe video 9/11led it hillary clinton n.y.c.. it shows her needing assistance to get to her van. that he movederg to the u.s. 24 years ago and had attended 9/11 memorials a year ago. he was taking pictures when he noticed hillary clinton leaving early. that she doctor said was improving nicely and had then diagnosed with pneumonia on friday and had become overheated and dehydrated at sunday's event. this is the video being played raising questions about hillary clinton's health. there has been lots of comments on social media about it. one person saying stay away from the weight room for a while with no late-night walks. he has a slavic name, why is no one questioning if he is a putin spy. --ocrats have been republicans have then criticize for speculating on hillary clinton's health. donald trump's help details have not been relea

she abruptly left a 9/11 commemoration and appeared to stumble as she moved towards her official vehicle. her team is still in evaluating the rest of the week's schedule. shares are lower this morning after talks with praxair were terminated. while the strategic rationale had been moving forward, they could not come to an agreement on the role of munich, and what in thewould play combined company. samsung is falling the most in four gears -- $20 billion in market cap is gone. users are being told to stop charging those batteries. samsung has allowed the recall of all to in a half million shipped so have been far at the cost of a million dollars. amber rudd says worker permits are under consideration. speaking on the bbc's andrew marr's show, she dismissed the idea that boris johnson's support for a group. i find the cabinet is working pretty united. boris is not the driver. the rest of us are in the car. >> she is very clear that we are all focused in the same direction. we will all deliver what she has asked us to do. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2600 journalists in more th

following the moment of silence, the attorney general will deliver remarks and dedicate a commemorative plaque for the "survivor tree" seedling that was planted in the department of justice's courtyard on the anniversary last year. this morning at 8... palo verde high school will hold a special remembrance ceremony for all the 9-11 victims... the school's foreign languages teacher barbara edwards. edwards was a passenger on american airlines flight 77, which crashed into the

the blood center, doing its part to commemorate the anniversary as well. they're honoring those who were lost and those who rose to serve-- including first responders and donors who stood in long lives to give blood. fox6's beverly taylor with the story. the phones were busy at the blood center of wisconsin's downtown milwaukee location from 7 commemorative blood drive-- first responders manned the phones . milwaukee assistant fire chief brian smith remembers 9/11 15 years ago. "being on duty that day created a heightened awareness to what could potentially happen and could also happen here in the city of milwaukee. :58 so, with that we started going over all of our equipment, making sure our plans for the day were in line and then we just prepared for whatever could possibly happen that responders and make appointments to donate blood, others came in to give blood-- just like they did 15 years ago. "and i just instinctively, i guess, left work, got in the car, drove here, gave blood. :34 on september 11th 2001 and several days that followed, people flocke

part of a commemoration ceremony for the 15th anniversary of 9-11. this is with dep employees. following the moment of silence, the attorney general will deliver remarks and dedicate a commemorative plaque for the "survivor tree" seedling that was planted in the department of justice's courtyard on the anniversary last year. this morning at 8... palo verde high school will hold a special remembrance ceremony for all the 9-11 victims... the school's foreign languages teacher barbara edwards. edwards was a passenger on american airlines flight 77, which crashed into the this morning-- classes are cancelled at walter johnson ccsd leaders are trying to explain to parents why their children were kept inside for nearly 20 hours-- but parents tell us once again they feel like they have more questions than answers. parker collins is following this story for us-- from the school. parker? there will be no students here--- as the school remains closed today. last night... ccsd met with parents... but things quickly got out of control. 6:08:42 they're not going to the meeting was supposed

the blood center, doing its part to commemorate the anniversary as well. they're honoring those who were lost and those who rose to serve -- like first respode special 9/11 commemorative blood drive today. first responders manned the phones -- and they were busy. while many people called to thank first responders and make appointments to donate blood. others came in to give blood-- just like many of them did 15 years ago. "this building was filled with donors, hundreds of donors, just sitting in chairs and standing around. :31 this went on at all of our other donor sites. :34 the blood center sent 500 units a cooldown is headed our way. stephanie barichello will be in with her forecast. plus. celebrating the end of ethnic festival season in style. why indian summer isn't just about the indian summer festival started today at henry maier festival park, celebrating its 30th anniversary in the process. you, the festival continues to share native american history with a new generation -- new at six. heritage, history and culture. all on display as indian summe

. >> the portsmouth police department has made the commemoration of the event and the remembrance of this day into one of the most important things that happens every year in the city. >> my worldview completely shifted in the span of one day. students and faculty read reflections, laid american flags, and tied ribbons around trees. shortly after 9/11, four trees were planted at the school to represent the victims. >> i think it's important for us to come together today and remember those lives and not just assume that they are remembered year to year, but actually take the time to do that. as well as reflect on everyone's own experience that day, whether they're here at n or at home for our new students who were closing ceremony for the 100 nights of remembrance is underway now. we will have more coverage later tonight. mike cronin, wmur news 9. cherise: thank you. in manchester, new hampshire firefighters and the public took morning at the brady sullivan plaza. participants climbed the stairs five times to reflect the 110 stor with more than 400 participants, organizers say this is

today, at the nf drive to commemorate the 9/11 attacks. you can donate anytime between 9:00 this morning and 1:00 this afternoon. organizers say holding this blood drive is one way to show support for local first responders. local firefighters, police officers, and crews from flight for life helped people sign up to donate blood during a special phone bank yesterday. anyone who makes an appointment to donate at the blood center of wisconsin between now and september 16 can get a special >> we're here trying to drum up support for blood donations as we honor the members who lost their lives on that day. every day we respond to emergencies, and with these emergencies there's always someone who needs assistance. thema: anyone 17 and older and in good health can donate blood. the blood center says it will take you about an hour. you can find more information on under the on tv section of our website, wisn.com. host their first game of the season at camp randall stadium. after their big upset win over lsu, the 10th ranked badgers hope they don'

commemoration ceremony. take a look, she gets into the van with the help of the secret service. they took her to her daughter's apartment in new york, chelsea clinton. she was there for a bit, supposedly at home. the latest in chappaqua, new york, but what is the latest on how she is doing and what her campaign is saying? >> reporter: well, poppy, we actually have not heard from the clinton campaign for several hours now. the only statement we got from the clinton campaign was late in the morning, when hillary clinton did in fact get overheated. and that is why she left the 9/11 memorial earlier and came to chelsea clinton's home. but we did learn that hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint. i want to be clear this is not something that the campaign confirmed. but law enforcement officials said hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint this morning. we'll learn if they give us any information on her status right now. and you're right, she did come here this morning to her daughter's home. and when she came out she said she was feeling great, smiling, even alwapaused to ta

this morning there's a group of first responders commemorating the day at the 9/11 memorial outside jerusalem. take a look at this. this is the only such memorial outside the u.s. that lists the name of every victim. >> now back to new york where the lower manhattan skyline changed forever, a little less than two hours away from the moment of silence that will honor the exact moment when the first tower was hit. commissioner, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> commissioner bratton, first would we look back at that day, most people across the country are seeing themselves where they were watching it on television. they weren't in new york. they certainly weren't members of the department. 23 officers died that day. what does it mean to you? >> the day is always a very poignant one. a very different morning than that morning. that morning was the brilliantly clear skies and for a week afterward there was not a cloud in the sky. this morning very over cast, maybe befitting. this is a day of mourning but also a day of celebration, a day of celebration because there's a new tower. that tower

you must do more than commemorate the date and be warmed by their words. we must reach out to those in need so that we may all be free at last. the march must continue." as you can see, we were very fortunate in receiving essays from some very powerful individuals. the essays themselves were powerful. we received essays from people from all walks of life, from high school students to u.s. presidents, to film makers like steven spielberg and ken burns, from corporate leaders like google's eric schmidt, poets like billy collins, sailors from the uss abraham lincoln and musical and visual artists. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address written in his own hand in a different format. he said, "i am going to write it out for you in the way i have helped people learn to recite it." annie leibowitz said, "i am not a writer but i do photographs." she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book, particularly the one of daniel chester french, the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. she was at his studio and took a picture of the model, and that is what

host: how will you commemorate the event? guest: everybody i think we'll spend the day thinking back to where they were. it is one of those immovable things. everybody knows when the first heard about the tower. , watching tvll be all day long to see the commemoration of the who died. thank you for your time and perspective. guest: thank you. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span three to join the conversation, like us on debt c-span history. columnist david k johnston discusses his book, the making of donna kropp -- donald trump. >> imf donna. -- i met donald. he reminded me of the amazing mermaid and the two headed woman. i started asking about him and his competitors including steve and some gamblers also to me that donald does not know anything about the casino business. >> the c-span radio app makes it easy to follow the election wherever you are heard it is free to download from the apple play.re or google get audio coverage and up-to-the-minute schedule information for c-span radio a

will commemorate the anniversary of september 11. while the "star spangled banner" and the the flag mean many things to many people, one thing is certain-- protesting on sunday is sure to be controversial. >> in order to change, you have to be able to agitate people at times. and i think that's something that's very necessary for us to improve as a country. >> reporter: john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> ninan: we'll have to watch on and off the field. still ahead, a new report says >> ninan: a new study says when you buy fish, there's a good chance you're getting caught in a bait and switch. danielle nottingham has the story. >> reporter: on average, americans eat about 16 pounds of seafood per person every year, and many of us aren't getting the fish we ask for. >> what we found from the seafood that w tested is that mislabeled. >> reporter: dr. kimberely warner of the nonprofit oceana, reviewed more than 25,000 seafood samples from 200 studies on fish fraud worldwide. >> every study except one had found some type of seaf

and donald trump attended a 9/11 commemoration event yesterday at ground zero.der notice she left service early and shot some video of it, which he posted on twitter that has been picked up and reposted by the big networks. you see her standing and waiting for the car and appearing to stumble and perhaps need assistance to get into the car. he posted on twitter simply title, hillary clinton, 9/11, n.y.c.. she had been diagnosed with pneumonia and had become overheated and dehydrated. she was given antibiotics and advised to modify her scheduled to get some rest. nowe is video of her showing her need assistance to get in the car, so reviving all these questions. we expect to qualities from political candidates, but at the same time we know their schedules are relentless. how does one even find time to sleep, let alone rest, let alone recover from pneumonia? a key question is what republicans will be doing about this. how will they be using this as a political foil? >> bloomberg has been told that donald trump does not plan to do anything with it. apparently he wi

american airlines flight 11, which we just commemorated.ll to service. >> it was. it was a call to service. i remember i was in one financial center. if you look out the windows, you can see logan airport. i remember looking over on the beautiful blue sky and thinking as i looked at the airport, we were trying to get news in, and thinking we had just heard about a terrorist organization. we weren't quite sure what was going on. i remember thinking that if this group uses the name of islam in any way -- i remember the sinking feeling. i walked into my boss's office and said i am an american and a proud muslim. you can be both and i need to serve. that's how i came to washington. >> i want to bring in joh john delendeck who was there that morning. many americans will pray this morning. men of faith as we all know were among the first responders who were on the scene at the world trade center. in fact, the very first victim of the attacks was father michael judge, administering last rites to the dying when he was hit in the head with debris an

. >>> orlando will build a new fence with commemorative art around the pulse nightclub.rom local artists will be hung around the fence commemorating the 49 people massacred. the new fence is smaller allowing more room to navigate. the items at the current memorial will be preserved by the city. >>> arlington national cemetery will have more security and all visitors have to go through security. pedestrians will only be allowed to enter at set access points. a fatal shooting at canada's national war memorial and a shooting rampage at two centers in tennessee that killed two marines last year. >>> a 6-year-old kidnapping victim is home in arkansas. the boy's reunion with his relieved mother embraced in a hug. his mom says she was dropping her other child off and the man took off with her other child in the vehicle. the suspect abandoned the car a couple of blocks away. a man is arrested and charged with the kidnapping. >>> still ahead on "action news" at noon, several local universities earned a spot on a prestigious list this year. >> and uber is using self driving cars,

the sacrifices of those killed were memorialized the police department commemorates the anniversary every year with a somber and meaningful ceremony. >> sometimes, when we might think we are having a bad day at work, or boy, i don't like this job, just think about what happened back then and the sacrifice they made. cherise: organizers say today is a reminder that americans came together during one of the at new england college held a service and laid wreaths. shortly after 9/11, four trees were planted at the school to represent the victims. nec says it is important for all students to reflect.in manchester, firefighters and the public took part in the seventh annual stair climb. participants climbed the stairs five times to reflec t organizers say this is the largest turnout yet. >> i feel it is extremely important that we never forget what those guys have done and what our firefighters do for the public all the time. >> it's amazing to think that these guys, not knowing what was going to happen, and unfortunately, this tragedy occurred, but that is what we do. honor the national fallen

this morning, congress commemorated the tragedy in washington on the steps of the capitol willing.ornia representative and house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> let memory of our fallen heroes be a blessing to their beloved and to our nation. let their sacrifice continue to dopen our dedication to justice and to tremendous dome. may god bless the fallen men and women of 9/11 and their families. >> house speaker paul ryan delivered remarks at the capitol and you may know united flight 93 was one of four flights that crashed on the day. it want down in pennsylvania and was scheduled to come to san francisco. ultimately the passengers on board stepped plane from making the intended target of either of the white house or the capitol willing. and not far away a moment silence at the pentagon, in new york, there was a procession by the new york police department in observance. these are just the events this morning but we will caesar moans held all weekend long across the country including here in the bay area. look for local 9/11 remembrance events on our website at abc7news.com. i am

and roosevelt we are about 20 minutesoo away from the first moments of silence of the morning to commemorate the exact moment when the first plane hit the first tower of the world trade center so many lives were later lost. >> the. freedom tower now stands taller here than the that near a a glittering monument of resilience of the memorial to nearly 3,000 americans killed in the0 deadliest terror attack on us soil exactly 15 years ago today commemorations of a solemn anniversary began days ago fridaymm april 82 on a first responders in the ceremony lower manhattan. >> on each of 9/11 of each year right legt look back and reflect in washington at the justice department the decade and a half has elapsed since 9/11r this is but it has a. >> and on the steps of the us capitalararb echo when the momeh of unity in the wake of tragedy 15 years agogo ac in an oic pre- poll released friday finds americans more angry or more fearful when iri reflect on the events of 9/11 now been five years ago perhaps because of terror attacks like boston san bernardino and orlando isis is but the state is defined by

she abruptly left the 9/11 commemoration event in new york yes they morning. a video posted on twitter, you see on your screen, you can see her stumbling as she walked away . 2 law enforcement officials at the site had she also appeared to faint. >>> it was very hot. she was standing in front of me. her staffer came over and tapped me on the shoulder because someone else was coming to see her and she said we're overheated and dehydrated, but she is recovering right now with only 2 months to go questions about her health are now at the forefront of this campaign once again appeared donald trump has called for more detailed house records to be released -- health records to be released. donald trump says he will release more detailed records of clinton does. >>> abc news has a's all national poll out showing clinton is the favorite. she is 46 percent of the vote donald trump is 5 points behind but slowly gaining support at 41 percent. >>> ottawa scary moment, the new mexico tsa shutting down a security check point at the albuquerque international airport or a spa

across the country events are planned to commemorate national hispanic heritage month which starts this thursday, september 15th and here at home tampa hispanic heritage inc will honor these two wonderful people. retired colonel of special forces orlando rodriguez and also patsy sanchez of usf as a hispanic man and woman of the year also with us, the longtime miss lois lono and with me is the anniversary poster, 30th anniversary of hispanic commemorations across the tampa bay area. this is a poster that has extreme recognition because it is on the 30th anniversary. we're just so delighted to have both our honorees here. thank you so much for coming in. patsy, we'll start with you. what was your reaction when you were notified you are year's honoree? >> surprised, a little surprised, very honored if you look at the women as -- i'm sure you felt when you got it. the women that have received it in the past, these are women that we all knew that some of them are not even with us anymore but left an incredible legacy. so very honored and grateful. it's a great responsibility to represent our