>> stahl: on the morning of september 11, joe daniels came out of the subway to the gruesome sight of bodies falling from the north tower. today, he is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> danlsyou never want to have to see that; someone 100 stories up, 1,000 feet in the air, having to makat kinof choice. on the same time, there's a very rong feeling that this was a part of the story; that a group of people from this group, al qaeda, put innocent people in a position to have to do that. >> stahl: when you think about what terrorism means, this really says it. >> greenwald: absolutely. it's an impossible thing for a human being, and yet it became possible on 9/11. so, for us not to acknowledge that would be to not be true to the story. >> stahl: but how? with video of people falling, or photographs? and what about the feelings of family members? greenwald told us that she understood that some would never want to see an exhibit on this subject, but many argued strongly that it had to be there. >> greenwald: i have to say that we were also... i... i don't want to say accosted--t

(joe daniels / 9/11 memorial president) >> "the raising of this flag restored some humanity, it restored some hope and it really told all of us as americans that we were gonna be strong and that we were gonna get through this together." (marlie hall / cbs news) >> but days after it was raised, it disappeared - for 13 years. then, in 2014, an anonymous man turned it in to a fire station in everett, washington. puzzling re-emergence, and helped authenticate this piece of american history using high resolution photographs.. "exactly how the flag ended up across the country and the identity of the person who turned it in remain a mystery. but it's back, and here to stay." the flag has now been donated to the 9-11 memorial and museum. (alice greenwald /9/11 memorial director) >> "everyone here and the 9-11 memorial and museum feels a tremendous measure of pride and responsibility i custody of this flag" (marlie hall / cbs news) while the flag has been found the mystery of where it went lingers. (jim massingale /former everett police detective) >> now with the amount of attention thats being g

(sot - joe daniels / 9/11 memorial president)10:02:13 he raising of this flag restored some humanity, it restored some hope and it really told all of us as americans that we be strong and that we were gonna get through this together" together." this is the flag that was raised at ground zero hours after the world trade center towers came down. it disappeared days later and went missing until 2014, when someone handed it over to a police station thousands of miles away in everett washington.police still don't know how it got there, but they have brought it back to new york. 3 (sot -jim massingale /former everett police detective) it we suspect that there will be leads that come in the flag has now been donated to the 9/11 memorial and museum. it will be on display sunday for the 15th anniversary observance of the attack that changed this couintry in so many ways. 3 next at five, they're ?not? the major party presidential candidates, but they're now getting similar scrutiny....and today, they're explaining potentially embarassing incidents. 3 and the doors reopen at sobelman's near marq

. >> reporter: on the morning of september 11th, joe daniels came out of the subway to the gruesome sight of body falling from the north tower. today, he is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> you never want to have to see that. someone, 100 stories up, 1,000 on the same time, there is a very strong feeling, this was a part of the story that a group of people from this group al qaeda put innocent people in a position to have to do that. >> when you think about what terrorism means, this really says it. >> absolutely. >> it is an impossible thing for a human being to do to another human being. yet it became possible on 9/11. for us not to acknowledge that would be to not be true to the story. but how? with video of people calling. or photographs. and what about the feelings of family members. greenwald told us she understood that some would never want to see an exhibit on this subject. but many argued strongly it had to be there. >> i have to say that we were also -- i don't want to say acco accosted. a little strong. shaken by the lapels by family members who said, you have to t

joe daniels is president of the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday, >>> coming up now on cbs4 news at 5:00, tributes a across the nation for 9/11, 15 years after the attacks. we'll show you how coloradans are honoring their memory. >> and we're following breaking news. a school bus crash at dia. and a live look outside right [ playing taps ] >>> today, coloradans are coming together to honor the

joe daniels is president of the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and that's the cbs captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: today marks 15 years since the horrendous events of september 11, 2001. now at ground zero in new york city, there's a memorial museum that tells the story of that day and honors its nearly 3,000 victims. wasn't easy. was absolutely every single tiny little thing an argument? >> paula grant berry: there were lots of issues. >> iken: oh, boy. lots, lots. >> stahl: tonight we'll take you back to the challenges of creating our nation's 911 museum. >> mike anderson: not a day goes by where i don't think about my son. he was mike jr. he was my only son.

joe daniels is president of the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it's such an incredible story we want to know all the details try to actually trace it back throughout the years. so that's something that we'll be working on but right now just so thrilled that this is the actual flag that is going to be here for forever for honors firefighters lost on 9/11. ahead this morning we're going to hear what first responders are motivated to do every year. >> if you think that grabbing that airline seat booking has been getting harder you may be >>> a colorado tribute to fallen firefighters on 9/11 is now grown to be a nationally recognized event. >> now firefighters come from across the country to take part in the denver stair climb. our kelly werthmann has the story. >> reporter: 110 stories. 343 firefighters. one firefighter who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the twin towers' 15 years ago. >> and each firefighter carries the picture and the name of one of the fdny members that were killed so we can complete the journey they were not able to complete that day. >> r

joe daniels is president of theo national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back t throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actua flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbso news, new york. >> ninan: and that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday, september 11th i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by obama 1:11 we remember and we will never forget the nearly 3 thousand beautiful lives taken from us so cruelly. including 184 men, women, and children here. the youngest just 3 years old. we honor the courage of those who put themselves in harms way to save people they never knew. we come together in prayer and in gratitude for the across these 15 years. and we renew the love and the faith that binds us together as one american family. )) ((sharie johnson)) >>> good evening i'm sharie jo

joe daniels is president of the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is suchknow all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and thases' the cbs weekend news for this sunday, september 11th i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us and thank you for joining us and good night. >> i'm natasha brown breaking down the eagles season opening win over the browns today and rookie carson wentz performance under cens orand september 11 under terror attacks. >> and cooler and drier air across the delaware valley as we speak it leads to sunny stretch and cool down. when to expect and you know what that means. it's time to grab a kfc twenty dollar fill-up. yeah! now available with extra crispy tenders. oh! hey, hold on, you're losing your tenders there. it's finger lickin' good! pass pass touchdown. matthews. >> the

joe daniels is national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and thases' the cbs weekend news for this sunday, september 11th i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us and >>> here in cleveland, flags are flying at half staff today in remembrance of the 2,977 people who lost their lives on 9/11. today marks 15 years since the attacks have happened. >>> good evening, i'm esparra. in new york city the nation paused to remember the thousands of lives lost 15 years ago in the worst terror attack in american history. there were tears, poems and pledges to never forget. we have more from the 9/11 memorial where the ceremony was held. >> only the moments of silence interrupted the reading of names. >> kevin w. donnelly. >> nearly

joe daniels is president of memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and thases' the cbs weekend news for this sunday, september 11th i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us and i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. borough. >>> live from the channel 4 studio in boston. >>> now, 6 kwln 30, wild weather moves through, knocking out power. the cleanup, now underway. strong winds and heavy including malls in concord and lexing

the sot joe daniels, national historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts officers are bringing out bomb sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter terrorism units. even though there's no credible threat police say that te advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. let's now turn to 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis for a look at our forecast. saturday will be quite calm and clear around southern nevada. highs will be above the normal with las vegas just being above the century mark. sunshine will be around for all outdoor activities so lather on the sunscreen and drink that outside. by the end of the weekend a weak low will have moved onto shore around san diego and travel up the coast. las vegas will not expect chances for rain or even heavy clouds but winds will begin to whip up sunday after gusty for monday. as this occurs, temperatures will fall dramatically! high temperatures for monday wil

sot joe daniels, national 9/11memorial and museum president: "this newest of artifacts is certainly one of the most, emotionally and historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts live look at new york city officers are bringing out bomb sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter even though there's no credible threat police say that terrorists usually like to take advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. now to louisiana--where the floodwaters are mostly gone.. but the cleanup and recovery effort is just getting started. governor john bel-edwards ...was on capitol hill yesterday asking congress for a 2-billion dollar package to help his state rebuild. the rain that caused the for 13 deaths.. and damaging more than 100-thousand homes. let's now turn to 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis for a look at our forecast. saturday will be quite calm and clear around southern nevada. highs will be above the normal with las vegas just b

sot joe daniels, national 9/11memorial and museum president: "this newest of artifacts is certainly one of the most, emotionally and historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts live look at new york city sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter terrorism units. even though there's no credible threat police say that terrorists usually like to take advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. a dramatic and fiery rescue caught on camera you can see officers putting their lives at risk to save the family of five....but they suddenly realize the crash is worse than they knew. then -- 031 he pointed the gun at my everything. a henderson woman robbed at gunpoint with her child inside the car a warning she has for an urgent warning for local child in the car! then -- a breakthrough in the cold case of a california woman missing for two decades. and in politics-- candidates continue trading barbs...but are taking a break in honor of the 9

joe. danielle, good morning. >> i haven't even had a cup of coffee yet. we have to go out and get some. in the meantime, another cloudy cool onshore flow type of day. a lot of clouds around right knew. but there may be some peeks of sunshine today. i'll let you know where and we'll take you through the weekend coming up. stay with us, you're watching what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. . just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. [alright] joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac . >>> a little extra perk for could have fee lovers today, it's national coffee day. >> yo

. >> daniel: joe and captains walked over to the sidelines and personally thanked all the firefighters who came to cheer them on. >> julie: today a special ceremony will be honored for a local hero. endicott college will be hall and named for pete frates. fratas and family will be at the dedication this afternoon. they will also tour the building. fratas was born in beverly and played basketball at boston college. >> daniel: brookline, new hampshire woman was on way to get married when on way to wedding and had a flat tire. they hitchhiked to wedding venue and go home and drop off kids so groom says he was worried and glad everyone made it. >> didn't give me much time to think about it, i didn't know if she was trying to ditch me or what. gave time to drink another beer and think about it. >> couple says they invited the man that gave the bridal a lift to stay at the wedding and hope to see him again to thank him properly after the money moon. makes for great story to tell the kids and grandkids. >> good pay it >> julie: better wife was late than husband was late. >> shiri: he never wo

. >> daniel: body of joe anne was found inside her home monday night. neighbors reported seeing her with a man who was a known violent sex offenderrer. but police have not commented on police -- fox25 talked to neighbors who say busheer kept to herself. >> i think they had to have no conscience at all. i mean to do to a single woman that's 51, she wouldn't hurt anybody. >> haz-mat crews have been at the home collecting evidence all week and district attorney's office has not released cause of her death. >> daniel: blue ribbon and local wife of law officer put the blue ribbons up in august and required permit wasn't requested but there was a verbal okay to keep them up through the end of september. when two residents voiced their concern this week, the board of selectmen voted to grande retroactive permit for two weeks which ends tonight. >> something we are very proud of. for this to happen it really kind of stomps on the heart a hanging ribbons on their property. >> julie: presidential election is less than two months away and swing states undecided ab

danielle. >>> maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio didn't follow the rules. >> not a lot of people are happy about this one. >> he hasn't paid a dime related to the case. he made a name for himself with books like this writing tent city. and tough stances on immigration landed him in trouble. he got fine asked that's being paid for by us. the board of supervisors will vote whether taxpayers will pay $4.4 million in attorney fees for other side. and that all has to do with the racial profiling case. back out here live, the vote is later today at the board of updated on what happens. >>> neighbors of a massive egg farm in the far west valley want a county leader to step away from making decisions related to his family's farm. a group of tonopah residents who live near the facility think that the stench from 4 million hens is already too much. they are trying to keep the egg producer from expanding. they say it's a threat to the environment they'll deliver petitions to the board of supervisors, and demand that hickman recuse himself. >>> violence erupts in charlotte, north carolina after a deadly pol

fox25's ted daniel was there for the emotional surprise. >> reporter: when team captain joe caseo took the field for jv tech's first game season president first time without his father rooting him on. joe's dad, joseph cahill iii died unexpectedly in march at the age of 51. even at practice to come home and not having him question me when i walk through the door. it is a little bit different than it used to. >> reporter: joe managed to stay strong on the field and it just might have something to do with this. >> we found out and made a couple of phone calls and everybody showed up. >> reporter: his dad was a retired haverhill firefighter and served the city for 20 years. his former colleagues took to the sidelines to show joe and his family that they are not alone support. his dad could not be here so we came here in his place. >> i feel such gratitude that they would do this for my son, and really -- i just couldn't wait to see his face. >> reporter: the cahills have been overwhelmed by all the support they received. haverhill's front line in emergencies protecting a very humble 15-ye

daniel: great moments last night. favorite when jimmy kimmel was beginning the show and ran into former presidential candidate joe bush who was a chauffeur talking about being unemployed and driving for uber. throwns? >> daniel: no. >> shiri: intense rain and thunder and lightning with that one and attract to the south and more of these type of storms popping up as we get into the afternoon and time them out for you next. >> daniel: long lines just to fill up. people waiting as long as an hour to fill on some of the most expensive gas in >> stephanie: driver charged in busy restaurant two people >> catherine: police and fbi are looking for this man, ahmad kahn rahami in connection to bombs found in new jersey. at this time it is not clear what role he may have played but take you live to the scene in just a minute. tracking severe weather. >> through rhode island and storm and problem is this is a batch of storm that then going to push into southeastern massachusetts. so i don't have anything issued locally but there you have it, you can see all the lightning strikes that can be tracking toward narragansett and big co

joe cobb brissette took field many were nervous including high school football coach jack daniels. >> i got really sick to my stomach. just want him to do so badly. but daniels told brissette no strange tore that situation. we were praipg playing in one top teams in country play-offs i saw he got hurt. i thought, you know pretty good field. really well in school. got along with everybody. a leader, kind of a quiet guy. but, a leader that just players, and you know cancel classmates respect it but you're paying for even rooneying daniel says brissette is ready to lead the team to a win. >> he focused, and he's good and i mean it's, for 23-year-old kid to be that jack daniels the coach says that since he got so nervous watching brissette play sunday night not sure if he will be able to watch tomorrow night. how can you resist? we'll be watching. yes. and joe will have more on brissette pats and red sox too. >>> get ready to joe cab brissette as patriots starting quarterback tomorrow night against texans with a jimmy garoppolo list do you want doubtful unlikely to play rookie brissette i

academy awards september 22nd in beverly hills and joe edgerton is earning oscar buzz and lucy liu are said to present at the 43rd annual ceremony. i'm david daniel in hollywood. >>> and coming up, ellen takes the first lady on a shopping trip. in this case, to cbs. it's pretty funny. this video is trending on facebook today. we're goings to show you more. >> now let's take a look at what's trending online today begining a drugstore with ellen. this is trending on facebook. ellen helping to prepare the first lady for life after the white house. she took michelle obama to her cvs pharmacy to pick up a few items and they used the coin star machine, learned to get wine from a box and bought ear buds for one of the first daughters. >>> and a new watering hole is opening up in the big apple and bill murray will be a guest it is called 21 green point and it is owned by his son. >>> you probably heard the term cat burglar. one neighborhood in washington state is dealing with one right now, literally. the suspect is dory otherwise known as the bad kitty bandit. during the night, dory steals things. gloves, socks, toys, towels, anything she finds in neigh

. >> danielle wearing his brother's football jersey said she fought with her baby brother the most and is taking his death the hardest. for a time that seemed joe jr. would make it. >> he is fighting through a lot of surgeries. >> late on sunday the family found out he did not. james logan, high school senior, isaiah also died in the crash. >> isaiah had the biggest heart. he never stopped. >> friends of both teens have been stopping by a candlelight vigil outside of the high school. >> i love them both. it is just -- funny and strong. big hearts. >> more than 100 people paid respects last night. tomorrow is the first day back for students. >> it is not going to be a normal day. it is -- but logan students are resilient. >> the teens were well-known football players. junior's family said he also played rugby and going to be on independent study this year. >> no matter what, he was always there. >> reporter: one of six siblings and the baby of the family. the family said junior's smile and personality were big. >> just miss him being wild and when i woke up this morning, it is the first night without him. >> a third teen in the front passenger s

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indiana governor republican mitch daniels just moments ago giving gary john sson a mulligan in effect over the libertarian candidates' stunning response on "morning joeout the syrian city of aleppo. joining us now for our fix, amman mohyeldin. ayman, i want to start with you, this is a time where governor johnson is rolling himself out. he's going across the city to new york, stepping in front of cameras, trying to present himself as a candidate worthy of that debate stage. he said this is an example that i'm human. is it more than that. is this a disqualifying or a concerning moment? he said he thought it was an acronym. he had a brain freeze. >> i think for anyone considering governor gary johnson this is a moment of pause. this is a moment where you'll have to look and here what he has to say going forward. he's been on the defensive in the last couple hours, he's said he thought it was an acronym, he's telling people that he's trying to clarify what he thought aleppo was. but when you hear that statement at the time in that interview on moej you can clearly see he's not aware of not just aleppo but just formulating his position on syria because e

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ted daniel is live for us he'll have a live report in our 6:00 p.m. hour and if you would like to continue to watch the joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. >> mark: federal investigators taking a close look at newly released surveillance video. it shows the orlando need club shooter mosque. here you see a man with the american muslim lip council says the f.b.i. has identified as omar mateen. the group says the full video shows mateen arrive with his wife and child, three nights before the massacre. he prayed for about ten minutes, a

daniel boydtivity pleaded not guilty to attempted moe litigationation -- moe legislationation of a child. -- molestation. he's scheduled to be sentenced next month. >>> a deal reached on attorney general fees in sheriff joe arpaio -- on attorney fees in sh wanted nearly $6 million. whatever the agreement is, county officials will have to put it in for a vote. >>> it's a face you're about to see more often. u.s. marshals say they are ready to end this guy's 16 year run from the law. anthony seth burroughs, has a $25,000 reward to catch him. he's accused of gunning down 19- year-old juan reuben rodriguez halfway around the world to the philippines where they lost track of him. nobody is giving up on this one. he will be featured this weekend on the hunt with john walsh. that is tomorrow night. we're going to have the very latest on that one on abc15 news at 10:00. >>> this one is a talker here. this woman is a certified pilot, a scuba diver. she has a black belt in taekwondo. an arizona's woman ability to overcome living without arms is not enough for her to earn a seat on a roller florida theme park. jessica is suing universal studios when they rerefused to let her -- refused to let her on any rides. the

say lead suspect daniel henrick led police to the preteen's body in the field that they found him in minute so the a jacob was abducted in gunpoint by a mask man near his home in st. joes neff 1989. people who live in the small town say his disappearance had a profound impact on their lives. >> it gives us some closure. it was just a good, wholesome small town an all innocence was just gone in ten minutes. >> every day we took for granted, and i think it just touched america in a way it is no such place as a safe haven we have to be vigilant. >> henrik became person of interest in jacob's case after his arrest last year on federal child pornography charges. it is unclear if the u.s. attorney's office plans to bring charges against him in connection to the disappearance. >>> hundreds gathered in nebraska to celebrate life of lane graves yesterday, remember two-year old boy was killed earlier this year after an al-ghaith the or drag him in the lagoon at disney world resort? family and friend released 5,000 balloons in his on are and what would have been his third birthday. graves parents set up a fun days in his memory. >>> different story, for parents in georgia happy t

joe or whatever. here, once you have a waiter, that's your >> charles carter is a third generation career waiter at antoine owes and in full disclosure he's also my family's waiter. >> old fashioned? >> jack daniels old fashioned. >> charles' father val was the howard's waiter for years now charles is their waiter. >> every birthday, every major academic event, we celebrate here. the one person who's always here our family. i don't think any of us could actually discern, that charles is not actually blood to our family. >> that's why when charles' dad val was diagnosed with cancer, the howards are who have doctors in the family, called in every favor they had. it ended up buying him a few nor years. did you have an opportunity to feel like he was proud of you and what you were doing? >> i -- he told me on occasion, but i do remember when i served the greek orthodox pope, it was right before he passed away. and i called him, i told him that evening and he did, he said he was proud. >> charles' own son is just learning how to to walk. >> you can't hatch the shoe polish. >> but charles hopes he might decide one day to work side by side with his old man, too. career. we do spend our lives here. able