the flagpole that you see any part is still empty at the top. you can't tell at that shot.ames bays will confirm with me that there is no flag at the moment, but there should be soon, yes? >> david, that's right. i'll keep my voice down because the dignitaries are right behind me. we do have mahmoud abbas accompanied by the u.n. secretary general. i'll move out of the way so we can watch what is going on here. among the dignitaries many ambassadors from various airplanarab and islamic countries, we see the foreign minister of jordan of iraq, the foreign minister of iran and the foreign minister of yemen in fact. among the western nations attending this flag ceremony, i'm not telling you that i've got all of them, but the ones i've been able to spy is the french foreign minister and his norwegian counterpart. i don't spy at this stage a representative from the united states, which i think is interesting. a very crowded shot here, i'm afraid, hopefully you're able to see a little of what is going on here at the rose garden. the proceedings starting now. >> james, i'm sure you

. >> a co-worker was walking to find the flagpole 15 feet long on the ground with the american flag attachedsoaking wet and covered in san. >> they found the discovery during the annual clean-up. >> did not know of that is where it was planted and that is where was previously they brought it back to shore. >> three months later they don't know who owns the memorial and how it ended up here. i am standing at the national cemetery on long island. the u.s. army air force from 1943 through 46. i spoke with an office manager at the cemetery who found one close relative. he would not give me his name because of privacy concerns but reached out and said we could have some answers. >> what you think? world war ii is called the greatest generation 16 million served and there are around 800,000 allied. but time is running out. >> there are many memorials this is something more personal. i don't know but almost like a family memorial or friend. i wish i had an idea where it came from but it looks extremely personal and homemade. >> another twist i went down to the day to get us sense of what the beach

if a student is interested in doing it, i will run it up the flagpole to see if it's legal and what the other cost will be and other factors as well. >> commissioner crews? >> vice chair cynthia crews: thank you very much. i'm very excited about this and excited that we might have an intern available to work on it sooner rather than later. certainly i have always been interested in having a robust pipeline of things that lafco would work on just as things are winding down or winding up however you would look at it with cca. i did have a question for mr. fried. the bold sections that you have outlined is that set in stone or is that sort of a guideline of early information? >> combination of the two. it's not necessarily set in stone. you can say we don't want to see any particular area done, if something is not listed, you can do that as well. i don't know the to say it's set in stone. if you said go ahead and do the report and there were no comments made, we would be looking into these areas. some of the areas that are maybe done in other parts the country but not here in southern cali

the note from the thief had 20 bucks in it to fix the broken flagpole. >>> rescuers will set out to free a blue whale tangled in a fishing line. it was spotted yesterday near the catalina islands. marine and wildlife experts arrived at the scene before sunset and attached a larger buoy to keep track of the whale. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist, brittney shipp. >>> good morning. temperatures to start off your three-day weekend are going to be cooler than what we saw in the last couple days. we stayed in the 90s for most of the week and now we will start to see cooler temperatures on top of that, and more good news, we are also going to see relief from the high humidity. staying dry for us and happy labor day plans, dry conditions, although we will push back to the 90s in a few location, but right now 72 degrees with a few clouds lingering. our humidity is up to 773%. low 70s in atlantic city, and dover at 70 degrees. summer was holding on all last week and it started last weekend on sunday, so we had a heat wave for the first three days and ended the

the squeak of the flagpole. the boom of a bell.that still happen with the first responders some 14 years after the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> you know, the emotion comes back all of these years later. it's something that i think we'll draw on for the rest of or lives. >> many bay area departments sent crews to help with the search. >> our departments sent people to go help with the funerals because there were so many of them and there were not enough people to go to them. >> it's the families. >> bonnie knows well. she lived in pleasanton but comes from a long line of new york firefighters, including her father. a fire chief. >> we lost many family and friends. one i'm thinking in specifically, lost both sons and her daughter that day. yeah, it's a very personal connection for me. >> reporter: a connection felt also by those who promised never to forget. lafayette's flag covers over highway 24, showing that even though we're separated by great distance, we're one nation. >> i try not to think about it. i'm very grateful t

an empty slot, a mangled flagpole. part of it discarded?> the flag sits low enough that it catches your face. >> reporter: this morning mark dockerty said the flag was gone. he showed us the security cameras. >> you can see him coming up from the bottom of the hill. >> reporter: night vision captures the culprit wear shorts and a t-shirt. >> he cried to unscrew it. >> so the guy i can't thinked harder, twisting the poll until it snaps. you can see the suspect run off. >> it hurts, it really does. >> reporter: they call it a senseless crime. the flag meant so much. mark's father paul brought two. >> it had a lot of meaning to us as a family. >> reporter: the flag bearing the family crest dates back decades started with this man, paul's father. >> any type of holiday he had that flag out and when he was buried this year we folded that up, had that on the casket. >> reporter: now it's gone. tonight aston police are looking over the surveillance video hoping you know may mo who this is and where this family's flag could be. >> we just want it b

and he want tod pay for the broken flagpole. he said he was sorry to put the family through this suffering. >>> neighborhood noise is at the heart of a bar fight in wilmington. residents say a popular night spot needs to turn off the music. the logan house in trolley square is the oldest irish bar in delaware and now wants to have live music later into the night. nbc 10's delaware bureau reporter tim furlong tells us that decision has some people raising their own voices. tim? >> reporter: that's right. it's considered this very hip neighborhood, great shopping, great restaurants, great bar scene but a lot of noise, lot of busy streets, there's a fire station. the train rumbles over that track all day. now some neighbors are concerned that this bar might be making the neighborhood much louder and much later. at 151 years old it's one of the area's oldest bars. some neighbors don't want it to be the loudest. the bar is an outdoor stage area. last night the owner asked for the right to use it more often and later at night. i'm tol

where the flag will actually be because there's no room in between the building and flagpole. they're going to move it just for today for a more central location. we have as soon as if abbas and other dignitaries attend that ceremony this morning. there are other observant nations of the united nations. the vatican is key among them. they raise their flag, but they have not had a ceremony. they did that a couple of days ago when the pope was in town. stephanie. >> john, thank you. >>> also happening today, secretary john kerry will meet his russian counterpart sergei lavrov to talk about syria presumably. in ten minutes wi go back to the issue of palestine with diana butu joins us about the status of talks and the importance of flying that flag at the united nations. >>> the vatican is not confirming or denying that kim davis met with the pope last week in washington. the kentucky clerk is talking. >> i put my hand out, and he reached and grabbed it. i hugged him, and he hugged me. he said, thank you for your courage. >> davis says the two spoke for about ten minutes at the va

nixon backed off fairly quickly but it's significant that he ran up the flagpole and thought about it and he joked when they said no. he said that there would be hell to pay. and he was quite about that. nixon was ahead of his time on the women's rights generally. he set out and got a very - he set out to hire good women in their early days and they did more. it he was ahead of the curve on that. he was difficult to pretty good father and very close to his daughter's hoover tender within. now, you know, i don't want to go too far down the road because of this richard nixon, but you do have to take the whole man and there were pieces of him to did try to do the right thing on this. >> as far as whether there was any reliable information about being involved in corruption i thought some of the more recently released tapes there was a clear indication that the conversations were between nixon and perhaps his lawyer when he was president about the release of jimmy from jail and it was a way are in effect they got money for political use with an agreement that he wouldn't be able to run fo

grandfather that we showed a few minutes ago, and the note had 20 bucks in it to fix the broken flagpole. >>> good morning. temperatures today expected to drop out of the 90s, breaking the heat wave into the 80s. staying dry straight through the weekend, and we have a happy labor day on tap. the sun is starting to come up and we are checking out a few clouds right now and the clouds should start to go away as we head into the rest of your late morning and early afternoon. philadelphia, we are at 72 degrees, and the speeds at 9 miles per hour, and we're at 69 and 72 in ben salem, and 69 in westchester and temperatures already in the 70s at the atlantic city airport and in the low 70s in millville and dover. a few changes on the satellite radar showing we are going to see less humidity and cooler temperatures and we have air coming in off the ocean, so that's cooler air that is going to help cool us down, and we have the northeasterly flow, and that's drier air moving in and that's why it's going to be less humid today. and this is perfect because people have plans throughout the city and

flagpole is more complicated than it looks. flagpole at one point? >> we had to bring in helicopter to fix the situation. i have to show you, i need poster board to show you how it went awry. >> i can see that. in fact i'm using my imagination right now. >> leave that alone for now. time to bring in the doctor, doctor rahani raj. >> i hope you didn't sprain your ankles. how one sprain can potentially life. spraining your ankle, when you tear several ligaments in your kang kel, some people call it twisted ankle can lead to balance and walking issues. study looked at human, and mice. they found those with sprained ankles, when they tested them several weeks and years later they tended to take fewer steps. they were less active and had who never experience ad sprained aping kel. what does this mean? prevention is the best thing. basically stretch before you do activities like basketball or tennis. avoid wearing high heels very often, that can lead to spraining your ankles. balance exercises especially for elderly, very important to help you avoid trippi

flagpoles bent like rubber. party-goers scattered at a reception. >> the building started to shake and more and more and the elevator started to rattle a bit and, um, and everybody realized we were having an earthquake. >> reporter: the worst damage was sustained in small towns to the north. buildings crumpled and streets flooded by small tsunamis. it's horrible, this man says. i don't know what to do. i have no way of getting by. more than 5,000 miles away, southern california also braced for dangerous waves, closing beaches and issuing their own tsunami advisory. >> i'm actually tying my boat down and my neighbor's boat so i'm making sure everyone around me is secure if we have trouble. >> reporter: early thursday morning as the waves reached los angeles, police had cleared the beach. brook silva-braga for cbs news. >> all the rain a welcome sight for dry california but also for firefighters in the "valley fire." >> we are happy to see rain with the drought but this rain will be beneficial to the firefighters

and a they added it off in the distance from the flagpole to this block over here which is actually a chunk from the debris from the attack and, 9-foot 11 inches as well. and the blocks here along the the perimeter on this memorial here, they say there is one for each of the 184 victims who died at the pentagon during the the 9/11 attacks as well a macing detail that they have added to this new addition new this year for this place of reflection and they wanted me to add that the work was donated by colonial landscaping, ep menry and mantua township. obviously just a beautiful way to mark a terrible tragedy out here. we are expecting the mayor to show up in a little bit as they prepare for 8:30 this memorial start. we want to mention the the name of the victims that they are honoring this morning. from gloucester county, john, and perry thompson, three men and families that will be out here honoring their loved ones out here. again, just a really beautiful way to mark this anniversary. you can see love, passion people put into this four years later, of course, they are out here early

lives lost 14 years ago off 44 fire stations all rolled out their fire trucks and assembled at their flagpolesll rang at 659 to signify the time the first tower collapsed all their flags will lower at 7:00 for a moment of silence before someone ran all 343 names of the firefighters who died that also talk about the 1400's and other first responders who died from related injuries and 25,000 people who survived thanks to their service the anyone on 11 remembers and candlelight vigil is underway right now lost lafayette given is highlighted by a travis air force base, guard fly tribute and a vigil prayer. >>reporter: this is the auto bridge that spans across the high with 24 and what they do in the bindle for the past 14 years and they've been waving flags over this bridge they're calling this today is the largest over past flat display in the state as it does it have a lot of flags in to pick with the signing of along the fence line coding of flags of their own and with the head of the vehicles and the past by when they see them the vehicles built the hockey at the flag holders and then get some

there are a lot of deep-seated issues they go beyond a flag on a flagpole. there are a lot of people that still feel disenfranchised going back to the roots of the civil war and reconstruction. i think it is very interesting. looking even in the state of pennsylvania a few years ago, we were having problems with what was being perceived as a poll bulliedoters being because voters had to get a 90 card -- and i.d. card of some sort to be registered to vote. you have this show some sort of photographic i.d. a large part of the population in pittsburgh and pennsylvania did not have those identification cards. a form of voter intimidation you would see in the days following the civil war. we definitely still have those issue floating out there. that is one way of looking at it. we can go beyond the battlefield and tackle some of those issues. there is definitely fertile ground that needs to be killed -- tilled there in academia and public history. when i am not writing history, i am a lawyer. that is how adults get paid. unfortunately, history does not pay the bi

told me that the walkway leading to the pentagon is 9 feet, 11 inches long and distance from the flagpole there to that block if you can see it, that is a piece of the debris from the pentagon as well. that is 9 feet 11 inches from the the flag pull to the piece of debris there. just loving touches and the block, with that memorial is there 184 gray blocks one for each victim. so even 14 years out as we honor this day they are finding ways to add on and add on new ways to remember are the victims, the memorial again starts at 8:30 and we are expecting family members here as well as the mayor. is there bagpipers as part of the ceremony. we want to mention 9/11 victims we are honoring today john rodack, nicholas brand marty and perry thompson all men who lost their lives on 9/111 will be honored at 8:30. we will bring it to you guys. >> is a bean, thanks for that. >>> as we get closer to the pope's visit philadelphia city officials are trying to ease concerns about security restrictions around the area. >> we have been talking about this every day this week,tories a new story preparing for

nixon backed off fairly quickly but it's significant that he ran up the flagpole and thought about it and he joked when they said no. he said that there would be hell to pay. and he was quite about that. nixon was ahead of his time on the women's rights generally. he set out and got a very - he set out to hire good women in their early days and they did more. it he was ahead of the curve on that. he was difficult to pretty good father and very close to his daughter's hoover tender within. now, you know, i don't want to go too far down the road because of this richard nixon, but you do have to take the whole man and there were pieces of him to did try to do the right thing on this. >> as far as whether there was any reliable information about being involved in corruption i thought some of the more recently released tapes there was a clear indication that the conversations were between nixon and perhaps his lawyer when he was president about the release of jimmy from jail and it was a way are in effect they got money for political use with an agreement that he wouldn't be able to run fo

if a student is interested in doing it, i will run it up the flagpole to see if it's legal and what the other cost will be and other factors as well. >> commissioner crews? >> vice chair cynthia crews: thank you very much. i'm very excited about this and excited that we might have an intern available to work on it sooner rather than later. certainly i have always been interested in having a robust pipeline of things that lafco would work on just as things are winding down or winding up however you would look at it with cca. i did have a question for mr. fried. the bold sections that you have outlined is that set in stone or is that sort of a guideline of early information? >> combination of the two. it's not necessarily set in stone. you can say we don't want to see any particular area done, if something is not listed, you can do that as well. i don't know the to say it's set in stone. if you said go ahead and do the report and there were no comments made, we would be looking into these areas. some of the areas that are maybe done in other parts the country but not here in southern cali

if a student is interested in doing it, i will run it up the flagpole to see if it's legal and what the other cost will be and other factors as well. >> commissioner crews? >> vice chair cynthia crews: thank you very much. i'm very excited about this and excited that we might have an intern available to work on it sooner rather than later. certainly i have always been interested in having a robust pipeline of things that lafco would work on just as things are winding down or winding up however you would look at it with cca. i did have a question for mr. fried. the bold sections that you have outlined is that set in stone or is that sort of a guideline of early information? >> combination of the two. it's not necessarily set in stone. you can say we don't want to see any particular area done, if something is not listed, you can do that as well. i don't know the to say it's set in stone. if you said go ahead and do the report and there were no comments made, we would be looking into these areas. some of the areas that are maybe done in other parts the country but not here in southern cali