large flag. a young united states marine said they were looking down toward the fort hoping to see the flag. >> and now in the distance, we can hear the fort mchenry core dressed as musicians, they portray the united states army f 200 years ago. [instruments playing] >> music essential to the story of fort mchenry and the national anthem. later in the program we'll hear the musical rendition of our national anthem performed by the maryland defense force band. it is the living legacy of the maryland militia that turned out to assist. the drum corps, loyal young men, pent time, exhaustive research and archives to research original music and original scores, just as great pains were taken to find a maker who could make the warp and weave on the flag. so, too, were great pains taken to find accurate drums, researching original beadings, handstitched uniforms. exhaustive detail to make the most authentic replication of the united states army's field music from the war of 1812. [applause] one of the le

a special flag today. underway now with some introductory remarks. >> in the distance he heard the morning gun. a single echo coming from the direction of fort mchenry that told him the flag was still there. he wrote the poem in four verses. which in 1931 became the official national anthem of the united states of america. today at this moment, exactly 200 years later we will raise that flag again, and we will celebrate again, not victory, but the perseverance and the liberty of the united states of america. the chief of interpretation at fort mchenry national monument and shrine can pick up the story from there. >> the most authentic replica ever made of the star-spangled banner. open that replica up and set the line. you will speak of as to how the replica was made. >> we're very honored here to have such a representation of our armed forces. at the moment unrolling the hand-stitched replica flag. we have practically every service branch represented here today. the united states navy, the united states a

the large flag. -- unroll the large flag. old, and you will see what they mean when they say " broad stripes and bright stars." unrolled, iag is will speak to the project that brought this flag that we are going to hoist today. last year the maryland historical society launch the stitching history project. individuals, bert and kristin spearheaded the project. the first thought was to heirloom uighurs because what they did -- weavers because what they did was they research from the smithsonian institution the accurate weave of the material. there are very few places that can do that. it was a custom job. weavers didhurs -- that. pennsylvania, so the material did, indeed, come from the united states. [applause] the stripes and the blue canton are made out of wool bunting. the stars are made out of cotton . so, they have the authentic material, but the second step was to have it authentically stitched. no sewing machines were used in the making of this flag. stitchers from0 across the state of maryland

the second verse is all about the flag. it addresses the flag.he third verse is the most war-like of all, and that really discusses the difficulty we faced at that time and how we had to fight our way out of those difficulties, and the fourth one is really a statement of faith. a lot of what happened in the early days of this republic, when we were still in our adolescence and trying to survive, had to do with our faith. faith in ourselves. faith in our ability to sustain what we had created here, and it is that faith, really, that carry the defenders of fort mchenry and others involved in that conflict through to a point where suddenly when it was all over, when this battle ended, when the word went out, the world was suddenly aware that there was a new player on the global stage and it was here to stay. >> at 8:56, we'll hear the barrage, again, representing symbolically the bombardment of this fort. as we wait and i think it is important to wait in silence, but as we reflect, think of the power of place, this is not a rebuilt fort, it is not t

flag is hoisted place. and even those flags made out of well, the smaller of the two flags are going to hang hour soaked alf an up with rainwater. and this is where we come to the hype point of the bombardment. there had to be an abject feeling of hellessness amongst defenders because with the special mortars, the british ould throw the 200-pound bombs to the fort and have them explode over the fort whereas the fort's guns could not even them. so by the way, i wanted to show you at the water battery is the main line of defense. this is the largest type and that's here. down by an 18-pounder before. this barrel is original to the war of 1812. the casting date of 1809. liage guns were cast in over in europe. and they were used -- a lot of used in the french navy. and prior to the war of 1812, guns were in the french consulate's warehouse in the city of baltimore. battle, ong before the they were brought here and installed at ft. mchenry. this massive will fire a 36-pound iron ball. little over a mile. o no wo

armistead orders the flags to be changed. the smaller flag is hoisted up. even those flags made of wool, the smaller of the two flags would hang limp after half an hour. this is where we come to the high point of the bombardment. there had to be an abject feeling of hopelessness amongst the defenders, because with these special orders, the british could throw these 200 pound bombs into the fort. so, by the way, wanted to show you that this water battery was the main line of defense. this was the largest cannon that was here. we were down at 18 pounds before. this barrow was original to the war of 1812. you can see the casting date of 1809. these guns were cast in europe. prior to the war of 1812, some of these guns were in the french consulate's warehouse. not long before the battle, they were installed at fort mchenry. a cannon this massive will fire 36 pound ball over a mile. so, no wonder the british never wanted to get very close. if you look down here at the cannonball, you can see a difference between me 18 pound shot the fort fired, and the 36 pound

american flag. these are french regimental flags. and as you may know, the french helped the continental army win the war with financial support, military support, and supplies. opposite the american flag wall, we have several flags depicting the different regiments of the army, so each regiment would design its own flag and be known by it. the white flag with the bees is in an early north carolina flag. on the far end, you'll see a navy blue flag with two women, and that's the new york third regiment flag. welcome to the lobe gallery, the last gallery at the museum. currently, "rating the attic," a crowdsourced exhibit, is being hosted. this exhibit put 22 artifacts up for public choice. and over 5,000 votes are received and the top 10 objects are now exhibited here in this gallery. so some of the interesting objects that the people decided to have exhibited are behind me, so follow me. this is the great seal of the united states. and it's not just a painting on wood. it's actually the carriage doo

the white flag with the bees is an early north carolina flag. the far end you'll see a navy women and ith two that was the new york third regiment flag. welcome to the gallery. museum. gallery of the currently raiding the attic is posted. this exhibit puts 22 artifacts up for public choice. 5,000 votes are received and the top 10 objects exhibited here in the lobe gallery. so some of the interesting decided hat the people to have exhibited are behind me. so follow me. this is the great seal of the united states. it's not just a painting on wood. it's actually a carriage door george ly from washington's carriage. the interesting thing about this the eagle looks kind of like a turkey. nd there was a debate about what the national bird should be and benjamin franklin thought it be the wild turkey. this is a customs official being tarred and feathered which is if you were collecting money. so this is from 1774. and it's original to the frame as well. and if anybody ever heard the ong, yankee doodle dandy wearing macaroni in his hat, fashion style fr

what is is the history of this flag? >> this flag is now at the museum of natural history.in 1907. before that it was kept for nearly 100 years in an attic in baltimore. after the battle of fort mchenry, the commander of the fort, major george armstead, essentially took it home as a personal souvenir. >> stephen: wow. >> even though it was a very expensive piece of government property. it cost 400 bucks. >> stephen: the battle of fort mchenry which was 200 years ago...? >> tomorrow. >> stephen: that is the battle francis scott key is describing in the star spangled banner. >> exactly. francis scott key was out in the middle of the river on a ship, and he watched the british fleet bombard fort mchenry for 27 hours. >> stephen: and this was the flag over fort mchenry. >> this was the flag raised at the end of the battle. >> stephen: to celebrate and commemorate the 200th anniversary of that battle and tomorrow his writing of the national anthem, you have a new book called "the star spangled banner: the making of an american icon." >> that's right. >> stephen: this is really a

he could not see the flag, can you see the flag by dawn's early light.n he reflects, so proudly we hailed at twilight's last gleaming. >> out on the water where today we see baltimore's key bridge, key protoa poem originally called the defense of fort mchenry, setting the words to a tune of a favorite song. >> he had a real thing for british drinking song called anakrian in heaven. >> francis scott key was really into a drinking song. >> yes, he really, really liked the tune a lot. i think you can post other porty to fit it, but he definitely had this in mind. >> do you know the song? >> yes, i do. >> will you sing it for me? >> i'll try. we'll do our best. >> ok. ♪ to anacrion in heaven, the true sons of harmony sent a petition. >> oh say can you see by the dawn's early light which so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose brought stripes and bright stars through the per i willous fight, oer the ram parts we watched were so gallantly streaming. >> do you see the american flagg differently now? >> yeah, this is so personal. this is my f

flags should have evacuated the park. you are jeopardizing peoples lives to cover up something that happened on your company. >> i feel there has been a level of responsibility not taken. tonight, six flag a statement, saying this was unacceptable behavior by unsupervised youth. the parents say that is shifting the blame. the family of the 15-year-old says he was never on the list of injured youth had they not come to complain about the park. that is the latest live outside of six flags. robert lyles, abc 7 news. america fright fest continues every weekend until november 2. another big story we are following. an american doctor who was exposed to ebola in africa is being targeted at the national institutes of health in bethesda. the doctor arrived this afternoon. tom roussey is live in bethesda with what we are learning about the patient. tonight, the american doctor who nih is not releasing information about is at the clinical center behind me. nih says he is being added in an isolation unit. they say he was exposed to e

the south park flag. oh, not this again. we cannot change the south park flag, mayor.ind that flag to be racist and insensitive. chef, i respect you very much. but you have to understand that this has been the south park flag since some of our ancestors, like my great-grandfather, founded this land. that flag represents a time when blacks were persecuted by whites. how can a black man not be bothered by it? all right, chef, i'll have my assistants hold up the flag, and you tell me what exactly you find racist about it. you don't see anything wrong with that flag? what about the baseball team the cleveland indians? should they change their name because it's racist? yeah. no, because it's their history! look, i have gone through every quiet protest i could. i've written everyone. i've put up signs. but now i'm telling you, this flag will be changed! and iit won't!g you oh, boy. [ bell rings ] okay, children, in mr. garrison's absence, i would like to turn the class' attention to current issues. some people think the south park flag should be changed, while others believe

we have flags flying out front all the time.really take care of them. >> because the staff and, you know, management are 49er fans, they know and understand us. they expect what we expect. you know, we want the 49ers blasted in. they want that too. >> it's been nothing but a blessing to us. we use their audio equipment. we play our niner music. the manager told me you can have every tv on the 49ers, and the sound is unbelievable. we have an arcade here that we open up for the kids. >> going there and seeing the game, it's real exciting. real exciting. >> we get you pumped up. if you're sitting at home on the couch and you live in arizona, come out here. it's an experience like no other. >> second and 7. palmer. and at caught by san fran! >> now we've got 200 people here every sunday. >> sunday is unbelievable. i can tell you this. you want to talk about emotion, we had a recent game. and at the end of it, i felt like i played because i was that physically drained. everybody turns out. it's all for one and one for all. >> we take

all the flags intoing the over pass. -- flags lining the over pass.t is to remind others what today means. >> setting up all the flags. >> reporter: there is one thing that stops people in their track and brings them together on this day. >> once that wind hits, and they carry open, great sight to see. >> reporter: it capped a long shadow on the over pass but nor than 60 of them waving in the breeze shine a light. >> it is important that people never forget. >> bigbig rigs come by, blast. great sight. great sound. great feeling. >> reporter: this tribute started with one person and one flag, september 11, 2001. the tribute has grown, set stayed personal. >> i come up here every year. this is my personal way of saying that i remember, i will always remember. >> god bless america. >> reporter: it is tradition to remember and remind others. >> they remember. >> reporter: 13 years ago the stars and stripes united a country. >> everybody was flying flags off their cars. everybody had them displayed at their houses. it was a sight to see. >> reporter: it st

and the flag was raised once again. 200 years ago, there was a very small flag that was flying duringhe storm overnight, during the battle. then at 9:00 a.m., they played "yankee doodle." the commander of the fort ordered this very large flag to be raised. not only to tell the british they were still there, but also all the townspeople of baltimore. all 40,000 of them who were there watching and seeing if the flag would be raised. that's when francis scott key finished "the star spangled banner," which was originally put up as a poem all over town. it was set to a popular british tune at the time. little do we all know that we carry around a reminder of "the star-spangled banne erbanner" i wall wallet. the fourth verse goes in god we trust, which is on every bit of currency printed by the united states government. >> i love it. i tell you what, every time i hear it, i get goose bumps. i'm sure most of us do. thank you, leland. >>> well, the nfl players union planning to fight the suspension of former baltimore ravens running back ray rice. rice making a surprise public appearance for

in a-statement six flags spokesman -- in a written statement the six flags spokesman said there never has been a purge theme for our halloween event and steps are being taken to increase security and there's zero tolerance for violations of the code of conduct at the park. a second fright fest sunday night was trouble free, but the family of a critically injured boy believes six flags has some more explaining to do. meanwhile detectives are on the case and the family is hoping all the cell phone video and tweeting by kids might help identify who is responsible for the attack. scott broom, wusa9. >> i hope they catch the people who did that. six flags will continue with fright fest nights every weekend through halloween. >>> as if banks charging customers to get their own money isn't bad enough, the cost of doing business with your bank is going up again. >> but first a new bill designed to reduce the number of sexual assaults on campuses, but this virginian: mark warner, the governor who worked to turn... a record budget deficit into a surplus. now ranked one of... america's most bipa

we are awaiting the unfurling of the flag. this is something that happens on september 12th, the day after the attack that was the first time that it happened. and being here that day, it was something that was rather unexpected. all of a sudden withy fanfare, firefighters went up on the roof and unfurled this enormous flag. it hung there on the side of the pentagon next to the damage. so that's become a symbol of american determination. we were told 6:46 that's when they expect to unfurl the flag. we are seeing that movement up on the roof. it will certainly be quite a sight for folks to see as they drive on the highway and pass the pentagon. a number of tributes taking place. a ceremony at 9:30. the president will be there. that is not open to the public. it is only for survivors and families of th 2:00 this afternoon, another ceremony taking place for people who work here at the pentagon. that will happen at the courtyard. people you can do that today but you cannot do it this morning. it will be closed for the ceremony thi

a college student fighting for the flag, his school says he flies that flag it might have offended p >>> here's is what happening today, we have had a cold front coming through, last night and it sort of settled to our south. so high pressure is in the process of build ing in, but this low pressure system to our north is still around. so we have got counterclockwise circulation here, counterclockwise around this one. we're in the middle and that is where breezes, we call it, pressure gradient between the two systems. we will see wind pick up later on in the day. not too bad right now 8-mile an hour wind in philadelphia, 6 miles an her in millville, 12 miles an hour in atlantic city. these are your temperatures. 53 degrees in mount pocono. 63 degrees here in the city, 59 in millville, little cooler there, and wildwood, we're down to 66 degrees. we were at 70 a couple hours ago but now that the sunnies coming up we will see things, look the the thunderstorms that came through last night, out to our west, kind of dissipated so we didn't even notice, the cold front go through and as we l

red flag warning, not good. but behind thattic wednesday night -- that wednesday night showers. >>> the giants and a's tonight. >> the 49ers return from a loss in arizona with a lot of question marks. mark is up next with sports. >>> he is making a big donation to burke. he created -- university of california at berkeley, it will support the education of female student athletes. he played at cal in the 1980s before the the giants, astros and dodgers. >>> raiders looked decent against had patriots. >> tough game. -- the patriots. >> tough game. >> but 49ers. >> they leave everybody a lot of question as to what is going on. 1-2. if you rook at one -- look at one particular statistic, the second half, get this, they are outscored 52-3 in the second half of the three games. penalties cost them dearly. couple questionable. willis i don't think that was an illegal hit against the quarterback. he was called for it. anquan boldin, foolish head but there. no excuse. here is jim harbaugh's take on how to turn it around. >

it's different than any other flag that's out there. it's above the flags.cross the seas and try to sail the american flag above a european flag, whoever, they wouldn't allow that. so we can't equate that with their flags flying here with us. it was taking those children's rights away, and i felt like they needed a voice. and so i made the post, a local station got it, and now you guys have it. and yesterday our superintendent made a formal public apology to the community and to anybody else in the nation that they had offended. he said we dropped the ball. we made a mistake. we are going to revise the handbook and change the policy. the united states flag does not bring attention -- undue attention to one's vehicle or one's self and they should be allowed to fly it. >> were you able to get some parents whose kids go to that school to stand with you and drive with you with the flag? >> there were approximately 12 people, i'm told, that were there on the sidewalk. and honestly, i only knew one lady that was there. that was my next-door neighbor and she does h

the flags back up.it just looks bad, particularly on september 11. >> go to our facebook page and you vote on it. we're going to do more polling in the coming hour. >>> coming up, the f.b.i. has joined the desperate search for a missing college student as her parents plead for help. a friend of the missing teen joins us live next. >>> and here is one way to make your legislators listen. drop them in a dumpster. not a good time to be a law maker in the ukraine. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] "west" didn't end where columbus landed. not on the banks of the mississippi, or even the coast of california. the new ram 1500 ecodiesel. with 9,200 pounds of towing and 28 highway miles per gallon. west will never end. guts. glory. ram. ccaaaaaaaaaaaa! west will never end. [popping & fizzing sounds] support both mental sharpness and physical energy with berocca. proud sponsor of mind and body. you're thinking beneful. [announcer]and why wouldn't he be? beneful has wholesome grains,real beef,even accents of spinach,carrot

flag from his apartment building. brad smith move into the apartment last month. the apartment manager said the rules for the complex specifically say no signs or other personal property can be kept outside. smith says he was also told there was another reason the manager objected to him displaying the flag. >> we were then told that it was for political reasons and the flag could offend foreign people that live here. foreign exchange student. i've had friends and family fight to defend that flag. >> the apartment manager says there was a misunderstanding and he will be allowed to continue flying his flag. >>> police in the east bay are trying to upgrade a controversial cell phone tracking system potentially making it even more powerful. records show opd, fremont police, and the alameda county district attorneys office are jointly applying for federal money to update a device called a sting ray. privacy advocates say anyone nearby criminal or not can have their cell signal intercepted. and the new capabilities that come with this upgrade are shrouded in secret cit

he had wanted six pointed stars. >> six. >> for his own flag had six pointed flags. said five pointed star would be better. now watch carefully i will show everyone here how i make the stars. pay attention, sir. >> how did you land three guys. >> she said you need to learn today. >> now watch carefully. >> we only have until ten, betsy. >> i love to talk. >> now, let her do her thing. >> it is a showing trick. i have folded the paper several times. i am only snipping it one time. >> sewing trick right there. >> betsy ross, thanks very much. >> you are a star, betsy. >> thank you so much. >> when they start playing music that means the hookies mix. >> she's out. >> thank you, pleasure. >> thank you. >> you ever watch that show so you think you can dance? i think the final finally is tomorrow night. >> yes. >> guess who is with us mary murphy. >> wow. >> yeah. >> after the break. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do?

. >> tonight, why there are still so many questions about what really happened at six flags america.ola. a day that nationals' fans will not soon forget. >> announcer: news4 at 11:00 p.m. starts now. >>> well, a heavier police presence outside six flags america to make sure this did not happen again. the second night of fright fest was a lot calmer than opening night on saturday. that's when witnesses say people in the crowd started fighting. now a parks spokesperson says they're taking steps to make sure this doesn't happen again. but, as darcy spencer reports, there's little comfort from the family of one teenager who says they were seriously hurt. >> somebody has to do something because we're losing our kids to foolishness. >> reporter: this woman is speaking for the family of this 15-year-old high school student who is in a medically induced coma. family members say he was punched and fell to the ground saturday night outside of six flags america. >> if you look at him with tubes in his nose and down his throat and all of these other things connected to him, it's very frightening

and right here across the bridge you can see the black flag of isis flying over isis territory.lims know what's written there in arabic, "there is no god but god and mohammed is his messenger." but the true meaning of this banner is written in blood and it's up to another muhammad, first lieutenant hazhar muhammad, to make sure the flag never crosses this bridge. why is this bridge so importan"" this is the road to kirkuk," he told us. the city of kirkuk is ten miles behind us. and it's the gateway to iraq's northern oil fields. do you have orders to destroy this bridge if it comes to tha"" no," muhammad said, "the people need this bridge, no one's going to take my bridge." but he couldn't have said that last month. in august, the peshmerga were falling back just 25 miles from their capital city, erbil. the u.s. had stayed out of it for two-and-a-half years but panicked leaders of kurdistan called the white house. and that's what triggered the air strikes. you were outgunned? >> barzani: we were outgunned, yes. >> pelley: masrour barzani knows isis better than just about anyone.

caution flag is flying so this is a big fat no-no. number three is not happy about it, and watch what happens. >> there he is, getting out of the car, getting on to the track. but, look, other track officials, people who are with the other teams, they get in his way. they start holing him back. all of this not supposed to happen at the race. this is at the first annual brian k. westcot memorial race. they could have won $7500, but now instead, finded $500 for hitting in a caution flag and unsportsmanlike conduct. and number three is disqualified for exiting his vehicle on the track, and for displaying unsportsman like conduct. >> the winners were the spectators getting the money's worth for the tickets paid. >>> i'm about to amaze you with two videos. the first one from germany. think you can say that's pretty darn close. that's a tornado coming at the people, and they are not seeking shelter. >> it's a water spout. the uploader called it a tornado. it's not really, but it is powerful. what's interesting is the roses stay on the bush.

the school only sent the american flag wearers home.idn't send those wearing the mexican flag -- >> but it was a cinco de mayo hispanic celebration. >> it doesn't matter. in the prior years both sides clashed because they felt one wa pride and one was expressing american pride and it became potentially disrupti disruptive. that's why when it happened the next year, they say we can't have this but shut down one side, the americans. what that gives those wearing the mexican t-shirts is what we call a hackler's veto. they had threatened those wearing the american flags with violence. so the ad minuadministrator wea the american flags home because they were in danger. that's crazy. >> i have to get into the isis thing. my thing is in a school setting, if you have a cinco de mayo, all right, celebration, if the school allows that, part of that is the mexican flag. >> uh-huh. >> that's appropriate. >> uh-huh. >> the other demonstrators didn't like the whole deal. >> right. >> so they werwere provoking. >> now, do you think that men and women

has anyone asked the flag if it felt desicrated ?ountry is butt hurt because of something done to a cloth it sucks. look up laws in foreign countries before you do things you take for granted because you live in the great e country in the world, aka, america. that is my hot take on this, greg. how much longer do i stretch? >> i am surprised you said butt hurt. >> it is a piece of cloth. >> if your patriotism is strong you don't care. >> my flag flew through the night and the rockets red glare. >> yeah, andy. they shut you down. >> quickly, thank you to "red eye" fans for their con -- condolences. p >> hello, everyone, eric bowling, dana perina. this is "the five." last night the u.s. military began air strikes against isis in syria. this morning the president outlined his strategy before he headed to new york for u.n. meetings. >> last night on my orders, america's armed forces began strikes against isil targets in syria. the overall effort will take time, there will be challenges ahead. but we're going to do what's necessary to take

they say confederate flag at a mason-dixon line were put up in a dorm hall two weeks ago.e students responsible for moved the flag are their dorm room but it could still be seen. they say the college needs to have a better policy in place to address this. >> part of the problem is they they have not addressed any of the issues and this has been happening for a while. and so we definitely have grievances and are just looking for ways to have the college recognize these actions and take further steps to ensure that they don't happen again. >> bryn mawr president released this statement last night. quote, while the event has wounded our community it has made us stronger, citizenship is at the heart of a liberal arts education and i'm proud that our students have come together in solidarity to take on the larger systemic issues of racism and intolerance that still remain not just on this campus but throughout our society. >>> it has been one week since a pennsylvania state trooper was gunned down in the poconos and now police may be zeroing in on the suspect. matt? >> rosemary

the lafayatte flag brigade held the largest overpass flag display in the state. >> pam:it was all setup on the highway 24 - overcrossing. near the hillside flag memorial in lafayette. >> pam:other local groups there included the blue star moms, the travis air force base honor guard and the lafayette boy scout troop. >> pam:they gave away american flags to children and held a candle light vigil at dusk. >>: the world trade center side new york family and friends each of the nearly 3000 names of those who were killed and now in grave. the old names or read out loud followed by a moment of silence. as a shooter killed three of his classmates break out of prison. >> reporter: 2 bay area women's talk to kron 4 about what they went through as they hope to track down the criminal ran into them will return. it's never been easier to find a dentist. watch. dentist. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist. we can do the same for you. so don't put it off. call 1-800-dentist. >> pam: you will hear from those women in just a moment. >> reporter: the savannas vi

baseball players wear flags, we wear flags -- >> why would an illegal be offended by a flag?ve in the united states. >> they're illegal. >> the point is, we're all americans, why would anyone be offended, and if they are, they need to leave this country. [inaudible conversations] >> my grandparents fought for that flag -- >> they love america, that's why they're here. >> okay. i'm going to do what kimberly likes for me to do, i'm going to toggle. [laughter] >> the next part of this, okay in i want to ask you about this. i don't know if you guys have read about this. lieutenant colonel sherwood baker tried to meet his daughter, who was sitting in a counseling office at a high school in oakland county, michigan. he was wearing his -- well, you see the picture there. he was dressed -- >> his fatigues. >> yeah. he's an army officer. security at the school wouldn't let him in pause they were afraid -- because they were afraid students would be offended. kimberly? >> honestly, i can't take it. this upsets me so much. i would just literally lose it. there's no reason for them to do

the flag has become a symbol of american resolve. and it caught the eye of many as theyr way to work this morning. >> just brings to home the sacrifices that our service people, service men and women have made in this country. >> 13 years have passed since terrorists flew flight 77 into the pentagon. andy ledbetter was in high school when it happened. >> it was a tough day. i remember vividly. like i said, i'm just a humble worker here, just ready to serve. >> as workers went to their offices this morning, survivors and families of the victims gathered at the memorial for a private remembrance ceremon during his remarks, president barack obama offered words of comfort to the families. saying their strength continues to defeat those who seek to bring terror. >> they have to do more than bring down buildings or murder our people. they sought to break our spirit and to prove to the world that their power to destroy was greater than our power to persevere and to build. but you and america prove them wrong. american endures in the strengt

i aid no. -- i said no. >> stephen: you turned down betsy ross. >> yes. >> stephen: so who did the flag>> betsy ross did the flag. >> stephen: right. >> because george washington heard that i turned her down. (laughter) >> stephen: okay, okay. >> so-- . >> stephen: he pulled strings. >> she sewed strings. (laughter) >> stephen: potato, potato sir. >> no, not the same. tomato. tomato, tomato, parade. (laughter) >> stephen: are you going to be-- are you going to be in town for the tomato parade? >> yes, sir, pomona. give me these. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now, sir -- >> i want to tell you something. >> stephen: i want to hear it. >> it's frightening. >> stephen: yes, what's frightening. >> it's frightening sitting here. >> stephen: why is it frightening, i am so happy you are here, i have been a lifelong fan of yours. >> happy for you. frightening for me. >> stephen: no need to be frightened. >> they brought me out here. >> stephen: yeah. >> and set me in the dark. and then you turned on some music-- ♪ ♪ ♪ and-- (laughter) >> stephen: that's exactly what we did. that's

it all comes back to the flag. >> so those word and the question, "is it still there?"nswer is, it's still here 200 years later. >> axelrod: flag and song together forming the fabric of a nation's identity. ♪ and the home of the brave >> axelrod: and visitors to the smithsonian can see the original lyrics penned by francis scott key in the same space as the banner and it is the first time the two have been displayed together in recent history. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org you know the thing you haveo do is just use your head. an accident that left a chi seriously hurt puts bay area cyclists and pedestrians at odds over a popular path. the last time they switchedp the traffic pattern near the golden gate bridge, this happened: tonight, drivers are bracing for another lane change. kpix 5 news is next. good evening, i'm michelle ,,,,,,,,

the flag includes 49er great joe montana and mc hammer carrying the flag in menlo park through facebook campus. >> i have to pay for the air conditioning can i borrow several bucks? >> thanks buddy, you can borrow the solar panel. it will be running again today. i know that. the temperatures are from eight degrees warmer-than-average at redwood city and 88 and san jose is 90 and napa is 96 and san francisco isup and oakland is 85, ten degreer warmer-than-average. and then in concord, which is telephone degrees warmer-than-average. triple digits through the valley to palm springs and mid-to-upper 80's with high clouds and sun in san diego and los angeles and calm conditions in napa and 82 but hazy sunshine pus -- because of the smoke in yosemite. >> safe commuting in san rafael skies are clear and the road is, too, moving at the limit at south 101 toward the civic center to central san rafael. you will hit fog. it is thick. do use caution. low peoples. early fail accident south 280 that cleared from the lanes and the investigation continues. use caution through the area. early road work

marred tonight by the about american flag. more on the twin beam of light shimmering in the sky over new york city tonight. >> and yahoo reveals how the quovt threatened to fine the company quarter million dollars a day. >> another half hour of abc 7 ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >> good evening once again. name pause today to remember the heroism and heart break of 9/11. >> it has been 13 years since terror attack that rocked the nation. and here you can see a live picture from ground zero in new york. the site where terrorists crashed 2 plane in the center and the 2 light represent the 2 towers. >> they honor this aboard flight 93 plane bound for san francisco that went down in shanksville, pens vin. there are 40 granite stones bearing the names

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> pelley: right here across the bridge you can see the black flag of isis flying over isis territory. to understand what isis is, where it came from and how it blitzed through two countries, we went to the front lines to see where some of the worst atrocities in the history of terror are happening to innocents who are in isis' way. >> we are going for you, hannahk obama. >> pelley: you'll hear from the soldiers battling isis, for a family that survived an execution by crawling out of a mass grave, and from this woman, whose sisters and mother have vanished. >> ( translated ): tell them i just want my mother. >> pelley: what's being done to defeat the men who ride under the black flag? that's our story tonight. >> >> kroft: was this like a community of people doing this? >> more like nation of people. >> kroft: he's talking about a scam so simple you'd never think it would work, but for years people like corey williams have been filing bogus tax returns in order to collect billions in fraudulent refunds. >> by the year 2016, the irs will be hemorrhag

flag down. iowa state.his crowd is going to have spots where it gets revved up, starts to believe it has a chance. credit to baylor for throwing those punches the cyclones threw early on. >> joey: they fed the crowd early, stayed with them after half time but there were a couple key manage takes by iowa state, a couple big plays by bayl baylor, and all of a sudden it was a 20 point ball game. >> 5 yard penalty second down. >> elected to take the ten second runoff. please reset the game clock to 43 seconds. the game clock will start on my ready for play signal. >> joe: the clock moving inside of a minute. second and goal. up next for baylor, they go to texas. texas has not been good, not a normal texas team. you know they'll be ready down there in austin. this weekend, tcu at home, back in their new stadium before heading back on the road 49-28 win over iowa state. cyclones fall to 1-3 on the season. baylor is 4-0 with a convincing win. they wrack up 400 yards. and send the cyclone faithful home disappointed

flag but it has grown to more than 60 flags now. it's the largest over pass flag display in southern california. >> i come up here every year. this is my personal way of saying i remember, i will always remember. >> volunteers that hang up the flags say it's a labor of love. it's their way to demonstrateth resilience of americans and to remind everyone how precious life is. >>> bay area muslims marked the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. dozens of people attended a peace picnic in james plaza last night. they were there to remember the victims of the terror attacks and reflect on the impact it has had on muslims in america. since 9/11, they have been targeted and called terrorists. they say that has increased in recent months with escalating violence in the middle east. under the brutal actions of isis. >> as soon as i picked up the pope i said hello and he started yelling. people tell us go home. this is home. i am proud to be an american. >> the picnic was organized by the american muslim voice foundation. >>> billi

flags will remain at half staff for most of the day. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and in new york city, it as bit different and that's because the first time the national memorial and museum is opened on this solemn anniversary. come willing -- coming up, we will look look at the day of rememberance. >>> and in santa rosa, a police search for a shooting suspect has just wrapped up. live in santa rosa, they led to shots being fired in the valley neighborhood, alex? >> investigators say those thieves were in the process of cutting down those marijuana plants when the homeowner heard and confronted them and that's when the homeowner was shot by one of the robbers. he was hit and i am told he is expect told survive that injury and the shooting prompted ahuge search. initially we urged people to stay indoors and kept the doors locked as they searched for these two people. one was captured and another one got away. police are still trying to track that person down and they are talking more about the initial shooting. they ch