go back in time to january 1993 in jacksonville, florida. it's just after the holidays, and there's an argument going on inside that modest starter home on dolphin avenue. the young wife, just 23, is restless, the story goes, and she walks out the door. the phone rang early the next morning in the bedroom of eva and bernie haim across town. a funny question at that hour. did they know where bonnie was, the wife of their nephew, mike? >> we got a phone call from a police friend of ours. and he knew mike and bonnie. he said where's bonnie? we just found her purse in the dumpster at the red roof inn and y'all need to get out here." >> a maintenance man had come upon the purse in a dumpster behind the airport motel. inside were bonnie's i. d., keys, credit cards, and more than $1,000 in cash. bernie and evann got to the motel just before 9:00 a. m. mike was already there. >> by the time we got there mike and his dad, john, were in a room. the detectives were there. and they had her purse on the bed and they had everything laid out. >> mike the h

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a couple of debuts in jacksonville head coach urban meyer and number one overall draft choice. trevor lawrence jaguars into 14 hold against houston. but lawrence finds chris man hurt with his first nfl touchdown pass texas lead cut in half to 14 7, but the jags were no match for the texans from the shotgun. it's mark ingram handing off the phillip lindsay lindsay makes the corner goes in for the score. houston 37 21 winner last year. at this time, robert saleh was coaching the 49. defense. now he's the jets head coach. the jets in charlotte, where sam donald hooked up with robby anderson for 57 yards underscore sweet moment for those two former jets. and now the jets need to stop to keep the panthers from wrapping the game up when you need a big play, christian mccaffrey is a good guy to give the ball to. not only does mccaffrey get the first down, he gets down to keep the clock running 187 total yards from mccaffrey is the panthers win 1914. novak jugovic was one us open title away from becoming the first tennis players since 1969 to hold all four grand slam championships. djo

he attended jacksonville high school and graduated from the summit innovations i school in wyoming. and he made a name for himself all around the state as a champion wrestler. he had the kind of talents and ability that he could have done anything. he wanted to serve america. he joined the marines literally as soon us he could. he signed on his 18th birthday. his plan was to serve in uniform and then come home to wyoming. his goal was to teach history and coach wrestling. on august 206th on his first deployment, he stood guard at the hamid karzai airport in afghanistan. he protected the airport as the allies escaped to safety. his mission savedet thousands of lives. while riley was protecting others, he was killed by a terrorist bomb. riley had just been married in february. his wife was expecting their first child and he was excited to become a father. this child will never know riley but his child will always know that her father was a hero. on friday i stood side-by-side. the casket was brought home for his very last trip to wyoming. and today i got a text from gg with this magni

joshua moyers once in the face and once in the back during a traffic stop in callahan outside jacksonville friday. moyers was pronounced dead on sunday. just 29 years old, leaving behind a fiance. >> they were planning their wedding. i just ask that everybody please keep them in their prayers. >> reporter: investigators later finding a flashlight and a hat they believe is mcdowell's and a gun possibly used to shoot a police dog during the search. the sheriff's office releasing these images of mcdowell's distinctive tattoos, including one across his back reading "death before dishonor." according to law enforcement, mcdowell has been noted to suffer from ptsd. and because mcdowell is considered armed and dangerous, several schools in the area were placed on lockdown today. the reward for information leading to an arrest now up to $54,000. david? >> victor oquendo reporting from florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> and now to that deadly amtrak train derailment in montana. three people killed, dozens injured. and the newest clues here tonight with ntsb investigators now on the scene there

this is from jacksonville, florida. mary in jacksonville? caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: yes we can. caller: my question is about the vaccine dosages. my biggest concern and i have gotten both vaccines. my concern is i'm not a big individual. my dosage was the same one as a person who is a bigger size. this the same concern as kids. is there any discussion of checking your antibody based on that? is there such a thing as too much antibody in your system? guest: with most adult vaccines, they give you the standard dose for all adults. they do scale it down for kids for a variety of reasons. the amount of liquid in the vaccine and the amount of material in their is very small. it doesn't take a lot to stimulate your body. the vaccine dosage tends to be the same for most vaccines. having said that as we go forward, for people with immune disease, they are going to give them the full dose as a third booster. we may find out that we don't need as much. there are some dosage studies going on right now. does it need to be the same amount of material to activate your antibo

. >> host: one more call from mary in jacksonville, florida. mary in jacksonville florida goodod morning. >> caller: hi good morning. can youho hear me? is who you're on, go ahead. kokal my question is about the vaccine dosages. my biggest concern and i have gotten the vaccine six months ago but my concern was my dosage was the exact same one as a person has a bigger size and mail and the same as kids i guess. now the booster -- is there any discussion of taking an antibody test and based on that in a more scientific way to see if your body needs it or not and also is thereh such a thing as too much anybody in your system? >> a good question. they give you basically the standard dose. they do scale it down for kids for a variety of reasons. but remember the amount of liquid in that vaccine and the amount of material and there is very very small. doesn't take a lot to stimulate the body. the vaccine dosage is the same for most vaccines and having said that as we go forward and as they learn more they may need to adjust it. as i mentioned earlier

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to give you an idea this is a smaller level college team, jacksonville state not jacksonville -- jacksonville00 to be on their schedule to come play this game. they paid them $400,000 to come beat their butts on national tv. >> whoa. >> this college football, got to love it. >> got to love it. love college football especially this weekend for both of us. >>> coming up, gabrielle union live in times square. times squ. so i called back? same state farm agent. texted the next day? same guy. is that even legal? and get this - he remembered my name. of course. hey, blink twice if you're in danger. whoa, guys. at state farm, we actually get to know you. it's called service. come on! like a good neighbor, state farm is there. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with

host: this is benny, jacksonville, florida. democrat.aller: i think, i think he doing a wonderful job. and he got integrity, which the previous caller don't have. but president trump don't have it. and i think he's doing a terrific job. it takes time for him to build up so he can fulfill his obligation. and i know he's on the country's on the rite track with him. but we need to get joe in place. host: cincinnati, ohio, charlie. independents. what grade would you give the president? caller: i would say he's doing a horrible job. i think he's much more interested in what he rest of the world thinks of him than he is of us. the decisions he makes are built around him being considered a world leader. host: what's the decision that you point to on that, charlie? caller: i think afghanistan is the best example. instead of believing right away, he made certain that he stayed to -- the president of afghanistan and so that he could show that he was supporting him and the guy -- host: charlie, you would have wand him to pull out quicker than the u

and the white buses were headquartered in jacksonville, florida, and tyron free drinks room for she was sent out to various different areas of germany, to pick up prisoners from the concentration camps to name and to try wherever possible, to take them back to scandinavian, avi, and simply use the 1st phase of the evacuation started on march, the 15th. the white buses divided into 2 platoons. around 40 ss and gestapo, liaison officers were attached to the expedition the 1st platoon headed east to the campus, sexton house, and the 300 kilometers away. steve young muslin, a swedish red cross volunteer accompanied them as a motorcycle escort nearer the compton section, hosting this morning. so when we finally arrived in, sucks on 1000 who comb with the gates were open to. yeah, and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way that they normally would. i don't over the 1st stage and when they took the 1st steps more 3 years towards freedom, there were no play with that was an experience stood up lives. huge experience. 30 really the 2nd white bus, his platoon headed south to duck ho

host: alvin in jacksonville, florida, republican. good morning. caller: first of all, good morning, america. on the subject of covid sars virus, i am a five-and-a-half member -- five and a half year member of the united states army, joined in 1978. in the era of biological warfare, this is what this thing did. call it what you want to, but it has been weaponized. it relates to trying to prevent the covid spread. i'm telling everyone -- and by the way, i got this information 10 years ago in an article concerning two brothers that had died from sars, the first time i heard of this vaccine -- but for the treatment of it, the sterilization of the situation, i have not heard the cdc or the government say anything about not taking a hot shower if you think you've got covid. host: luis, columbus, -- louise, columbus, north carolina. caller: earlier you said turn your phone down. i think you meant turn your television down. host: that's what we always say. caller: i wanted to mention about i think it was the united nations trying to get this money togethe

they collapsed, the time when a plane slammed into the pentagon, and the crash of flight 93 in jacksonvillesylvania. the names will be read out at a ceremony attended by family members, survivors, and first members. president joe biden and the first lady will be here also. tonight, a tribute. a new york tradition as twin beams reach high in the sky, honoring those killed on 911, marking the resilience of new york city 20 years on from the 9/11 attacks that changed america and its relationship with the world. thank you for joining us for the special edition of "bbc world news america." i'm laura trevelyan. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narror: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshohour productions, llc >> yan

we're jumping right in to aaron rodgers and the packers, suffering a devastating blowout in jacksonvilleo bad for the star qb he was eventually replaced in the fourth by jordan locke, marking the second stringer's season debut. >> it was mop-up duty. the packers had no chance in this game for some reason. the final score was 38-3. th last time the saints beat a team with that score, that team went on to win the super bowl. just saying. >> ooh. bring on the swiffer wet jet, right? mop 'em up. >>> and only the first week of the nfl regular season. but that didn't stop history from being made at the jets/panthers match-up in charlotte. maia chaka became the first black woman to referee an nfl game. >> it is a privilege to represent women and women of color in the sport. a big moment for her, indeed. >>> college football fans in iowa are voicing where they stand on the ongoing celebrity no-bathing debate. >> the self-proclaimed bath skipper, ashton kutcher, yes, we're still talking about that, appeared on espn's "college gameday," when the crowd turned towards the actor, demanding he take a

. >>> well the wildest finish of the day is jacksonville state trailing florida state.to damon johnson who makes the catch at the 20 then beats two defenders to the end zone for a touchdown pass as time expires, the gamecocks upset the seminoles, a lot of stunned fans there. >>> 18-year-old emma defeated 19-year-old in straight sets in all teen u.s. open women final. did not drop a set in the tournament and she becomes the first qualifier man or woman to ever win a grand slam event and just as the san jose earthquakes they draw with. >> you know who used to teach tennis, that one. >> oh, [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. (announcer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. ♪ chances are ♪ ♪ 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ ♪ the moment you... ♪ (announcer) there are artists we'll always remember. ♪ mona lisa ♪ ♪ mona lisa, men have named you ♪ (announcer) beautiful son

they used jacksonville stadium. rough one, down 17-3. he's picked off by paul out of stanford. that's a rookie doing it to the veteran. a future hall of famer. 133 yards and two interceptions. new orleans new quarterback jameis winston under center. fourth quarter, winston all go route. harris 55 yards. winston's fifth touchdown pass of the day. the saints crushed the packers 38-3. segue over to baseball and the giants, man, they love these day games. their record 38-15 in the sunshine. logan webb and the giants were thinking three-game sweep of the cubs. top fifth, giants up 3-2. wilmer flores, a two-run shot. 18th home run tied a career high. back to the bottom of the fifth, david drove one off of webb here. austin slater, kris bryant, i got it, i got it. i thought you had it. no. ruled an error on bryant. run scored on the groundout. webb could only watch as the giants clung to a one-run lead. bases loaded, struck out alfonso reefies and killed a threat. webb loved it. you bet. giants hung on and won it 6-5. their first sweep at wrigley since 1995. san francisco remains 2 1/

our station in jacksonville, florida, says don and marjorie varnadoe were on a cross-country trip celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. an illinois man was also killed. investigators say the train was traveling just below the speed limit. they're studying the black box and camera footage in hopes of learning why it derailed. >> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. storms have been rolling through the northwest. this downpour was in tacoma, washington. a possible tornado was reported north of portland, oregon. now, that weather system has been no help to fire crews battling this wildfire near sequoia national park in california. more than 130 square miles have burned. and looking at the radar, rain is also expected today in the rockies and the southwest and heavy rain is possible from san antonio to houston. checking today's high temperatures, hot in the plains, 70s near the great lakes and in the northeast. >>> coming up, the new step being taken to address a major gas shortage overseas. >>> also ahead, the urgent search for a missing college student from florida. the man police

that he's own bold feel, go from 68 yards up, and it came directly when completely the other way jacksonville jackie was. why receive a jamal that new beating several, arizona defended system blocking? the females that are $109.00 your school, that's incredible touchstone. the point that the jackie was full of 3119 sue marie flings greatest champion, fit to retire, according to reports in japan, are cool. who has won a record? 45 tournaments over time because of a right knee injury with 36 year old grand champion, leaves having 140 more titles than any other race lay in the history of the traditional japanese sport is only the 2nd one go to the and boeing, sumo wrestler, the whole, the top ranking of yoko sooner and since taking over 2070 send year is the longest thing. we'll leave it for now. most, both these coming up again later. nick, thank you very much. they thank you. now finally, the social networking john is the graham, is putting a kids passion of extreme. it's extremely pop up on hold. it's graham is owned by facebook and us politicians, and campaigners of the company to drop its p

host: i have a question from jacksonville, florida. she said american values are not islamic values. the limit of afghanistan believe there are no rates for women. guest: the thousands of afghan women i met over 20 years of course respect their religion, but they also want to be participants in their country. i will give you an example of a imprisoned who studied at one of our western universities. she was given an opportunity several years ago to apply for asylum here, and she didn't want to leave her country. she said fulbright invested so much in me, i am making contributions in my country. afghan women can have a right to a life, to participate in our country. it doesn't divorce her from the fact that her religion is islam, not at all. i think people like her and her family worried that their religion gets perverted in that way, that doesn't allow women to participate in the life of the country or they just don't accept that. host: i want to ask you your reaction to stories like this and the headline of the washington post is "wome

but instead of claiming the record, things went completely the other way. jacksonville jaguars wide, received the jamal avenue beating several arizona defended with some super blocking from the female to the 109 yards in school. the incredible touchstone point that the jag was still last 3119 to this been he said i'm on the way again later. next page. great, thank you so much. we'll see a bit later. this news rob will be here in a couple of minutes, and he'll have a ah, ah ah, counting the cost gas prices saw there's no end inside is washer to blame for europe's gas. shortage is my g area for launch. it's an e currency as crypt currency usage takes off an emerging markets and the finish just and equitable fighting. the stock of copper mines. counting the cost on al jazeera we understand the differences. minority subconscious across the world that i'm taking out here for bringing the news and current affairs ah, era. i'm harry davies and kimberly, in western australia oriented in this community, the painting with science is to create a new approach to marine conservation. the 1st thin

the father of three in jacksonville, a mother, small businesses in miami and as a family in kissimmee told us how hard it is to keep food on the table because everything is gettingiv so expensive. they are having trouble keeping the car because of the cost of maintenance and gas. of course they won't have a way to go to work and provide for their family. it is heartbreaking to hear the stories. i can relate to this. i grew up in a port family. my mom would take up ironing for extra money and give us change. we simply couldn't get it. in the face of the hardship felt by so many families in florida and across the great nation, president biden and the democratic chair and congress had zero interest in reducing the national debt and cutting the spending. democrats have shown a hard heartless disregard that they are dealing with right now. it's time we bring accountability to the federal spending. unlike the democratic colleagues, republicans have a solution focused approach to fixingpp america's debt crisis. we know that the federal government can and must pursue practical measures that m

in the journey to fax it entered jacksonville in the fight of the hospital and it marked of the asylum ground as you would expect their twice the time of the woman. and as you leave the home of civilization and what is now a community pass. it was among them and i interviewed local townspeople and claim asylum at night and the qualities that elizabeth had once used seeking out the secrets of asylum. also a place to go because it's a pun pointed even the true think of secrets and what elizabeth described in her book and more truly also nobly that was proven is found as though this is all around you and to my disappointment and elizabeth had been held is demolished in 1984 and to go inside. they attacked the lungs and another member told me how she remembered how they have call marks in them in a patient's asking them to get help. this still has secrets even after the hospital would not standard discovered a challenge in the patient's were outspoken and over the years they have been in power. the hospitals would no longer stand and i looked around the building that surrounded it and it's

high profile lawyer, out of jacksonville, former fed with fbi, how can you make the forensic evidence with all of the other evidence. such as strang -- his movements. >> there is an odd twist to this. you would want the medical examine to demonstrate that she died laundrie was back home, now it is not possible because of the duration and changes in body, we cannot have an exact time of death, result will be not proveable one way or the other, whether he was back home or with her when she died, that is a big problem for defense team in protecting him. in addition to which, we also now know that it will be difficult to determine the manner of death. what actually tossed her death -- caused her death if she fell off and he left, and she had her phone with her, and he did -- abandon her and take the phone with him, when we suspect he did. that could change it up and make him more guilty. >> they have to prove he was there with her -- >> nancy. nancy: at the time of her death. cheryl jump in. >> this is what law enforcement is doing right now, he returned without her. there was a text-mess

host: i have a question from jacksonville, florida. she said american values are not islamic values. the limit of afghanistan believe there are no rates for women. guest: the thousands of afghan women i met over 20 years of course respect their religion, but they also want to be participants in their country. i will give you an example of a imprisoned who studied at one of our western universities. she was given an opportunity several years ago to apply for asylum here, and she didn't want to leave her country. she said fulbright invested so much in me, i am making contributions in my country. afghan women can have a right to a life, to participate in our country. it doesn't divorce her from the fact that her religion is islam, not at all. i think people like her and her family worried that their religion gets perverted in that way, that doesn't allow women to participate in the life of the country or they just don't accept that. host: i want to ask you your reaction to stories like this and the headline of the washington post is "wome

. >> reporter: heidi ford of jacksonville, florida intended to go back to event planning full-time after having her daughter, willow. but then she discovered that even part-time child care would cost nearly as much as her rent. >> all of the women i work very closely with are all moms so they're struggling with the exact same thing. >> reporter: nationwide the average cost of care per child is $10,000 per year. in 32 states, infant care is more expensive than in state college tuition. >> the system shattered. >> reporter: the ceo of child care aware, which advocates for affordable care. she calls the $3.5 trillion bill that's consuming congress this week historic. what does this bill do to bring down the cost of child care? >> so it provides opportunities for families not to pay more than they can afford. >> for starters, the bill would subsidize care, so most families of young children would spend no more than 7% of their income on it. the bill would also fund universal pre-k for three and four-year-olds and boost wages for the early childhood workforce. the average pay right now $12.24

a father of three in jacksonville, a mother, small businesses in miami. another family in kissimmee told us about how hard it is to keep food on the table because everything is getting so expensive. they're having trouble keeping their car because the cost of maintenance and cost. without a car, they won't have a way to get to work and provide for their family. it is heartbreaking to hear these stories. i can relate to this. i grew up in a poor family. my mom would take in ironing for extra money, give us exact change to go to the grocery store. and if the price of something went up, we just simply couldn't get it. in the face of this hardship felt by so many families in florida and across in great nation, president biden and democrats in congress have zero interest in reducing the national debt and cutting their insane spending. democrats have shown a heartless disregard for the circumstances families are dealing with right now. it is time we bring accountability to federal spending. unlike our democrat colleagues, republicans have a solution-focused app

the suspect is a 35-year-old former marine from jacksonville who has not been captured and should beonsidered armed and dangerous. the deputy was 29 years old. >>> a recent shooting of children at a bus stop is getting attention from the parkland shooting. >> gun violence is the leading cause for not only black youth but youth across the board. the leading cause of death. that's completely unacceptable to me. especially an issue that is so again, preventible. >> leah eastman, you can watch that entire story anytime on lx.com, or watch lx over the air on channel 11-5, or 185 on xfinity. >>> and then a volcano on the canary island. the live lava has been spreading and causing fires throughout the area. la palma's airport opened on sunday, but all airports were closed because the volcano is considered active. >>> a small fire outside of pittsburgh in a church. it was put out within five minutes, but firefighters stayed in that area throughout the night to ensure that the fire was completely out. an investigation is under way. >>> seniors being hoodwinked by crooks according to the feder

if you like tonight's show, you will laugh a lot more in des moines, iowa, or jacksonville, florida,find on the website. [applause] >> when you guys go to sandals, he will come home with a lot more cats. >> jesse: thank you, kat thank you curtis. set your dvr so you never miss an episode. and our lovely studio audience. got filled will not be seen tomorrow night. i repeat, he will not be seen tomorrow night. we will have special coverage of the california recall election, be 30 is next. -- "fox news @ night" is next. i'm jesse watters and i love you too come america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." shannon bream from a brand-new set in washington. raking tonight round 2 for antony blinken begins in a few hours. the secretary of state testified before a's senate committee. plenty of fireworks as republicans last administration's handling of the afghanistan withdrawal. and sitting by the live to break it

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. >> that game has been moved to jacksonville, i believe. they will play that game in jacksonville. nobody. that's the one game that may not have actually fans there green bay vs. new orleans. jameis winston start for the new orleans saints. really interesting to see aaron rogers and the packers because of all the issues they had this off season as well. brian: turning out to be a place where quarterbacks can rebuild their careers if jam miss winston ends up coming back. mark, i know you are touched up for the game. you have a daily radio show on top of it. know the details. looks like you could still play. thanks for joining us today and sharing your knowledge. >> brian, as long as they don't hit me, i can still play. brian: they will. >> they start hitting me, i'm out. time out. brian: if you hit mark now, he is going to hit you back no. flag. thanks, mark. appreciate it download the fox bet super 6 app. and enter for a free chance to win $1 million of terry bradshaw's money. almost broke. all need to do is pick six outcomes from this week's game and watch how this all plays out.

host: fran from jacksonville, florida, democrat. >> i called to say something else while i was listening to that man talking about how joe biden -- if they stay there long enough, they do not need to worry, they will be acclimated to the taliban because the republicans are becoming the american taliban, and with today being labor day it brings me to mind that they really want all women who get pregnant to experience labor, and labor day is a good time to bring it up, that the republicans are becoming the american taliban. host: another story on afghanistan, from over the weekend, antony blinken expected to go to the capital of delhi on saturday to thank leaders for their assistance and to meet with evacuees and officials there. he said friday that he would also visit the u.s. airbase in germany where many afghan refugees are staying while they await flights to the united states. two minutes left in our program, and our open forum. democrats (202)748-8000, republicans (202)748-8001 an independent (202)748-8002. richard from missouri, a democrat. caller: i am calling, i have been a union m

finish of the day, jacksonville state trailing florida state 1714 final seconds eric cooper going deep to damon johnson who makes the catch at the 20 that beats 2 defenders to the end zone for a 59 yard touchdown catch as time expires. the gamecocks upset the similars 20-17. and in tennis 18-year-old emma defeated 19-year-old layla fernandez in straight sets and all team u.s. open's final. emma becomes the first qualifier man or woman to ever win a grand slam event. just a reminder, the 49ers kick off their season this morning in detroit 10:00 a.m. with the kickoff. >>> still ahead, one group doing its part to make sure future generations remember what happened on 9/11. and how it is impacting students across the country. >>> plus a new educational director for women from the >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back, the time is 6:29. thank you so much for joining us. start this half-hour with a quick check of our weather. >>> hard to find a prettier view than the one from the top of the sales force tower right now. looking out towards the east, sunris

another term, to -- >> to help every person realize the promise of america >> president bush was in jacksonville was no department of homeland security, no tsa. when passengers for four commercial flights all headed west, arrived at the airports, they didn't have to remove their shoes or belt. on the morn of september 11th, the new york skies were famously blue, but the night before -- a thunderstorm rolled through. filmed from the windows on the world, covered in rain, they're some of the last images we have inside the world trade center. it's last tourists, too, for 2,977 americans, september 10th was their final night, their last chance to crawl into bed, to kiss their children good night, to eat dinner with friends, or catch the sunset. >> a beautiful night, 75 degrees. >> their last monday night football game. >> wide open for the touchdown. >> their last monday, because tuesday, tuesday changed everything >>> 1,470 people in the north tower gone 694 in the south tower gone. 441 responders gone. 125 in the pentagon gone. >>> 246 passengers and crew on all four planes, gone. >> kevin tom mal

in louisiana right now, the new orleans saints are playing their football season up in jacksonville, florida, because their home city is still recovering from hurricane ida and it is not yet ready to toast a football game. of course we remember 16 years ago the saints played their entire season away from home because extensive damage done to the city and the super dome by hurricane katrina. it does leave one to wonder whether enough has been done in the past decade and a half to build up new orleans' infrastructure so that it is prepared for the major storms that now seem to corps measure frequently than ever. is that a fair criticism? and what can be done about it? >> you know, what we do know is when we take a look at hurricane katrina and the devastation that was left -- fast forward to today. the environments that were made standards curtail the impacts. so it was a good start. but the stark realities are, we have to do a lot more. and that's why the president's build back better agenda is so important. and that's why we need congress to act. we need to continue to invest in our

they are in jacksonville because of the damage from hurricane ida >> they are.lt of ida, you're exactly right. nearly 300 players, family member, staff, have relocated to texas, the game will be in jacksonville. it's a fascinating setup, guys, between these two quarterbacks. aaron rogers who dominated the off season, will he return, will he come back to a franchise that he was disenfranchised with spent a little time hosting jeopardy, and james winston, who has the large shoes of drew brees to try to fill as the starter, somebody who did start you see him back in tampa bay, and we talked to him this week and he talked about how tough it was to see the buccaneers win the super bowl after he'd left, to be followed by tom brady. so tons of story lines, a great matchup, not in new orleans, but in jacksonville. a home game for the saints. brian: you usually go visit stories, we visit you in your office, tom thanks for joining us and informing us on what's happening, how sports and life mix on 9/11. thank, tom. ainsley: thanks, tom. >> appreciate you guys thanks for h

things aren't going as well for jacksonville for rookie trevor lawrence as well as head coach urban meyerseason in the nfl at any level. lawrence billed as a generational quarterback prospect with the jaguars have bet their future on, has thrown 42 of 84 so far, that's not great. 450 yards, 4 tds and 5 interceptions and now has an 0-2 record after yesterday's 23-13 loss to the broncos. >> lawrence, feeling pressure, is picked. >> statement issued by meyer sounds like an apology than a rallying cry, pleading with fans to hang in there with us and promising we're going to get better. >>> turning now to major league baseball, a sore arm threatened to end his season on the mound, shohei ohtani made the start against the a's yesterday and struck out ten batters over the eight inners to strengthen his a.l. mvp award. coming away with a no decision in the angel's 3-2 loss against the a's. >>> dodgers ace clayton kershaw tossed five sharp innings, 8-5, over the reds. >>> san francisco, the braves eddy rosario the second atlanta player in a month to hit for the cycle only needing five pitches to a

i should point out, though, the saints are playing their first game in jacksonville because of the hurricaneecent activity there. but overall most teams are not requiring vaccination. >> you're showing your age by wanting to call them the las vegas raiders most older humans want to call them the oakland raiders. be that at it may. is there a political breakdown which states they're from. >> no, not really. this to me again interesting insofar as normally we're so used to these breakdowns being so political, but if you look here, required in all areas indoor or outdoor, teams in the state that biden won, four of them versus one in the states that trump won. but here again you're seeing the biden states 16, 16 required indoor spaces. teams in the trump states 11. so we are seeing perhaps slightly more states, you know, in the biden by percentage requiring them in all areas. but overall, it's not the same exact political split you might expect. >> there's been a huge amount of press over the last month about players who are getting covid, not getting covid. what are the facts about where covid

he was shot in the face and back outside jacksonville, florida, on friday. 35-year-old patrick mcdowell driving a stolen vehicle. hundreds of officers now searching for mcdowell. he's believed to be extremely dangerous. deputy moye with yers is 29 years old and soon will be the second deputy lost in the line of duty this year for nassau county, florida. >>> four teenagers have been caught planning a columbine-style attack on a pennsylvania high school for 2024 on the a 25th anniversary of the colorado school massacre. alexandria h to off joins us with more. >> natural born killers, that's how these teens described themselves. in fact, it was the title of the text message thread that a parent found and took to police, foiling a plot to replicate the columbine massacre. two 15-year-olds have been charged as adults, two more as juveniles for their role in a conspiracy to carry out a mass casualty attack on dunmother high school. -- dunmore high school on columbine's 25th anniversary when two student shooters killed 12 class a mates and 1 teacher in colorado -- classmates. this pennsylvania

. >> reporter: at wolfson's children's hospital in jacksonville, florida, pediatric covid patients have nearly doubled since august 1st. this week two children dying in a single 24-hour span, doctors voicing their frustration. >> how many children dying is too many? social distancing, disinfection. mask wearing, that's a small price to pay. >> reporter: and with just weeks until the nation is supposed to begin the rollout of booster shots september 20th, the "new york times" reports health officials are advising the white house to scale back that plan for now because they need more time to collect and review necessary data. moderna, pfizer and johnson & johnson all say they've submitted their booster data for evaluation from the fda, though the agency's independent advisory board isn't supposed to take up the booster issue until september 17th. and at least one board member, dr. paul offit, doesn't think boosters are needed right now. >> all the data shows that if you've gotten two doses, you are protected against serious illness. people need to be reassured about that. >> reporter: bef

. ♪ >>> hurricane ida may have forced the saints out of new orleans but they looked at home in jacksonvillesiana haven't had much to cheer about in the wake of catastrophic hurricane just over two weeks ago, but the saints are giving them a little bit of hope as they rebuild their homes and lives. with drew brees off in retirement, new orleans had a new starting quarterback for the first time in 15 years. jameis winston dominated. he torched green bay's defense for a career why five touchdowns. he said afterwards this win was for the city. game was so out of hand, john that the packers benched their star qb aaron rodgers with more than ten minutes to go in the game. rodgers didn't look anything like reigning league mvp that he is. the saint's defense grabbed two interceptions from him, 38-3 blow out handing green bay their worst opening day loss since 1970. >>> the u.s. open final where novak djokovic denied the first calendar grand slam in men's tennis since 1969, world number 2 medvedev capturing straight sets. djokovic showing all the emotions in this one, john. frustration, smashing a r