leaver served 20.ing three firefighters on the same day to world trade center-related illnesses is a painful reminder that 13 years later we continue to pay terrible price for the department's heroic efforts on september 11th. >> that was wcbs's jessica schneider reporting. now, the three firefighters' names will be added to the memorial wall of the 89 fdny members who died as a result of the 9/11 attacks. >>> straight ahead, no charges in racing tragedy. nascar champion tony stewart escapes indictment in the death of a driver he hit at a dirt track race. nascar driver tony stewart. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! how do commercials work? you need a team, working together, doing all kinds of jobs. see these people? they're not acting. they're real professionals. and we hired them all on the site where more people get jobs than anywhere else. indeed. the world's #1 job site. nexium®,is

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they use leavers, weights, slopes and slide. >> even for the enormous stones, it's incredible. is there a chance we'll get to see what is understand ground any time soon. >> that is a difficult question. what they have done, and it's amazing how fast they have done it. they exposed in electronic terms a landscape. to dig a site would take weeks, months, and enormous sums of money. you are looking at a long term explanation of the landscape and burial grounds. this will cost a lot of money and take time. i guarantee you in 50 years our understanding of stonehenge will be gimpt, much more refined than it is today. this is an exciting generations. >> it will be fascinating. thank you for guiding us through these first steps of that exploration. pleasure to have you with us. coming up friday - is the u.s. campaign on the islamic state what the i.s. wants. the take that says this is a big goal of osama bin laden's from years ago. also - a fresh take on one of america's treasured family, the roosevelt roosevel roosevelts, and the conversation continues on facebook, google+ ♪ >>> the

[laughter] we had leaver machines back then. and i can remember opening up the lever machines and they were all mechanical and the counters hadn't been turning during the day. so there were some that would have zero or just not as many. so back in 1973, 1974, the current supervisors, we started getting too many of these, plus our county was growing. we decided to go to another system which is the new up and coming modern way to vote was the punch card system. so we went to punch card first in a partial part of the county went and i believe the 1974 election, the entire county in 1976. so that was the way we were voting. our county was growing by leaps and bounds. when i started in 1971, we had about 250,000 registered voters. we're up to over 800,000 now -- 850,000-some now. so it just mushroomed. i was elected in 1996 when the currency -- current supervisor decided to retire from office. and not too long after i was elected, i had been going to a lot of conferences, state conferences, federal conferences, i was asked to sit on

retired lieutenant howard bischoff and retired firefighters robert leaver and daniel heglund. all died on monday. all three men had worked on the pile at ground zero searching for survivors and remains. all three died of illnesses as a result. 343 new york city firefighters died on 9/11 after going into danger. now 92 more have died from the dangers that were unleashed in the environment. the city says 850 first responders are currently being treated for world trade center related cancers. >>> as soon as this video hit the air on "today" show this morning, tens of thousands of dollars in donation money came rolling into the american cancer society. hoda kotb who in her own life found music to be some of the best medicine when she was fighting cancer, teamed with cyndi lauper and sara brailles, for a mash up of two of the singers' biggest songs. they created "truly brave." ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ don't be afraid, let them show ♪ it's intended as a theme for young cancer patients, some of whom you can see were there to help out. you can see the entire video. f

the bill of rights and constitution is an effective leaver for which authorities use against individualsut pressure and surrender the information to authorities about where he may be including license plate readers and all of the electronic devices ththis guy hates and in instances may trip him up. >> and they are afraid he may go after a school and it is a frightening time for the people in the region and if you feel bad for the >> patrick, thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> thanks. a new app that's ramping up security on college campuses. we'll tell you how it's turning cell phones into personal security devices. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. oh, he fakes a handoff quaand he's making a run..... 'cause mattress discounters fall kickoff sale ends sunday! through sunday, save up to $300 on sealy posturepedic and serta mattress sets. even get 24 months interest-free finan

the upper happened and the fact that it's getting colder, and when it comes to energy, russia has leavers. >> the loss that the ukrainian site had suffered as a result of greater russian support of the rebels, so eventually, the ceasefire was a capitulation to russia, but one that was necessary for ukraine. on the energy question, that's going to be a lot more difficult because ukraine has so far held out in terms of negotiations and has not been willing to pay the price that russia has asked for. but now that winter is here, and the storage is lower and lower, that's going to eventually force ukraine into at least a temporary agreement or risk cutting off supplies to the rest of europe which the europeans don't want. >> where does this stop? aside from setting aside sanctions, if you let russia get away with this, the latvians are worried and the poles, and does it feed russia's expansionism? >> in terms of russia's position, its most focused right now on ukraine, and that's where it's focusing its attention. though it has also been trying to counter some western efforts in countries lik

and i say that because you can see how they are can ta leavered over on the edges. those are some of the ships, in my opinion, that were at the navy yard. and there were two frigates. these were ships no longer active but still good enough that they didn't need to get rid of them but they just kind of kept them in a mothball and they would float alongside a wharf and other times they would take them out of the water and take all of the mast and rigging down and put something over top of it to protect the decks. and i believe what we are looking at right there are two of the frigates that burned at the navy yard that night and they are probably the boston and the general green. very interesting. this is a noncontemporary drawing done by peter wadell and for those of you at the dinner last night when you came into the decater house, you may have noticed on the left-hand side there was an exhibit area. i hope you took the time to look at some of those exhibits. you may have an opportunity to do that again tonight. i'm not sure. but hanging on the wall were several othe

nasa solar physicist paula leaver showed us what the known disruptions to the universe look like.oks powerful. >> they're enormous. they're bigger than the sun and they happen fairly regularly. >> reporter: during solar storms the sun spews out flaerz, aaccompanied by large amounts of flares. as magnificent as they are, solar storms are cause disruption to airline service, cell phones and gps. >> the significant thing we have to worry about is changes in magnetic changes can lead to burning out transformers. >> reporter: 200 miles above earth at international space station, astronauts witnessed the storl's strength. scientists monitored a huge solar storm that just missed earth could have cost $20 million. are these rare? >> very very rare. >> reporter: scientists can detect when they will occur but predicting when they strike and warding off the effects is very much an inexact science. >> a little scary but sure are pretty. >> they say the best way to see it is auto way from the city lights. >> now a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next, medical news in our "morning

planned today for lieutenant howard bush auchlt services were held yesterday for the others robert leaver and as elaine quijano reports danieling he lunld. >> reporter: new york city fire fieger daniel heglund spent 20 years. his brother paul. >> it was stage 4 when he was diagnosed, so it wasn't early. it had spread too far. >> reporter: the doctor of new york's mt. sinai medical center has been treating and monitoring 9/11 first responders since 2001. >> there were statistically sig nifr can't types of cancer. thyroid cancer prostate can serks and lymphoma. we do believe there's a direct association to the 9/11 exposure and these cancers. >> reporter: according to new york's fire department more than 850 firefighters and emergency workers have developed cancer because of their work at ground zero. 99% of all firefighters and emergency workers have reported at least one respiratory problem. >> what we've seen are people that used to lift weights, people that used to run marathons and they now have trouble going up a flight of stairs. >> reporter: october 2016 is the deadline for all 9/11

howard business shof bischoff dan heglund robert leaver. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the westorning." more real news ahead including a student walked out in suburban denver. find out why they think the school board is trying to rewrite history. >>> first, here's a look at today's eye opener at 8:00. >> the u.s. and its arab partners hit isis in the wallet by destroying targets which helped fund its operation. >> in his speech at general assembly he committed the u.s. to an all-in strategy in the battle against terrorists. >> will saudi arabia be willing in send in ground troops? >> we send in our aircraft. shows a state trooper shooting an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. >> in a galveston courtroom this morning jesse matthew made his court appearance. virginia investigators are going to ask matthew what happened to hannah graham. >> the west coast, we needed rainfall. this fire danger has been extreme. >> the main problem is you put it in your front pocket tight pants, and sit down. that kind of thing causes some bending. >> don't you go putting it in tight pants. >>

internationally american organizations independently started to make decision to close a the hospitals and leaver shut down clinics, bribery rapidly and without consulting the health and social welfare. the international response organizations on the ground became very, very afraid to the ministry of health and social welfare became afraid because this was the entire hope sector. as was the entire safety net. a team of international partners including the united states came together in early 2072 devise a plan to manage the transition and health sector from humanitarianism developer. what was put into place was a set of structures to establish a library health sector that would be more robust. okay, so let me give you a little bit of perspective on this. presently the entire budget of the country of library is about $500 million. about $200 million is being spent on health care. of that roughly 80% is being spent by the international community. the liberian matters of social and -- 50% of that and it is totally going to civil servants ours. so when we're talking about the liberian health sector,