and this includes she was actually working in 1942 for the manhattan project in manhattan but she didn't know that. and she was doing a great job at work, actually if your boss says, we are moving headquarters and i would love you to come with us. are you open to moving and taking this promotion. and, i can't really get into any specifics about that. and she said, okay. but i'm going to be doing. oh, you're going to be doing what you're doing here, but that could change. and how long are we going for? well, maybe six months, possibly nine. okay, six to nine months. so i'm going to get there, which is a fair question. they said to not worry, i will take care of everything. we will take you to your house and take it to the train station. the tickets will be waiting for you. and someone will meet you at the platform and take you somewhere else. and she says, okay. sign me up. and she buys a new dress and packed a suitcase and there she goes. and how could she do that, just go without knowing, didn't she want to know and she was curious. but one of the things that i realize it is those who r

this was a crystal clear day in manhattan. it is completely unclear how there would be any kind of problems with visibility. dan, thank you so much for talking with us. hopefully you can stay on the phone and we can check back with you. we want to remind people that world trade center bombing that took place on february 26th back in 1993 the product of the terrorist attack the result of a terrorist attack that killed people and injured more than 1,000. of course that happened on a friday afternoon. matt you and al were working that day and i was at home watching that. this is so much more bizarre. >> and keep in it mind that killed people and the explosion happened in a garage. this was a direct hit on the mid-or upper section of the tower. the potential for injuries and death is much larger and the people on the planes. >> if they were hijacked and en route to a different destination. bob, where are you and what can you tell us? >> i'm on the north lawn at the white house. the first thing we looked for here in light of what h

and also his family were german jews from that part of manhattan. and those two are the only friends he made at harvard. in addition to francis ferguson who was already there. so it wasn't a great time for him. socially. it was intelligently. he took more courses and a variety of courses. he enrolled in harvard as a chemistry student. he took courses in french literature, british history, all the sorts of things. he became very interested in physics. his first love was chemistry. it excited them to understand the structure of it. then he started reading independently about what was then called quantum physics, now called old quantum physics of einstein. and the work being done by rutherford in understanding the structure of the newtons. so he read about rutherford's new picture of the -- where the new charged nuclear is surrounded by negatively charged electrons. and he became very excited by development in physics. and he was then just a for-year student at harvard, undergraduate first-year student. he made the unusual request to the physics depart

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looking from brooklyn at manhattan. looking at manhattan's famous skyline.e is its own place. one of the biggest cities in the country. brooklyn alone, not new york in general, but just brooklyn, is bigger than philly. brooklyn is bigger than dallas. brooklyn is bigger than houston even. brooklyn alone is bigger than every other city in the country. aside from chicago, and l.a., and the rest of new york. brooklyn is huge. it has been huge for a very, very long time. starting way back in the 1830s, the great american poet walt whitman lived in brooklyn. he was born all most 200 years ago now. he was a surprisingly modern guy. walt whitman used word like stuff in his poems. he said things like he/she in the time of the civil war. he wrote racy, sensual, scandalous stuff that even your best high school english teacher did not read to you in school. in school when you were lucky enough to get whitman, instead it is, greeting card stuff. like opening lines of when lilacs last in the door yard bloomed. but today of all days, kid the same guy, that same unnaturally

as you can see, this is a clear blue sky day in manhattan.levision as a second plane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. now, given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind, osama bin laden. who knows what? eric shaun is with us. eric, i know you have a lot of sources at the f.b.i. and other agencies like that. what can you tell us? >> i apologize for being out of breath 'cause i was walking down fifth avenue, which is close to our studios and i heard a jet, perhaps a 737 or a small airbus flying low, unusually low over fifth avenue making a right. i'm not going -- i don't have any reports on what type of plane hit the world trade center, but people looked up and it made a right toward the building. >> it is a tragedy. it is abhorrent. it is disgusting. i'm wondering, are these pilots terrorists themselves? are there terrorists in the cockpit who are holding guns to a pilot's head? >> i can't imagine -- >> you can speculate completely about how this happens because obviously it takes a l

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in just a few hours family and friends will gather in lower manhattan, the pentagon in shanksville, pennsylvaniao remember the 292 people who lost their lives. >> we will have live coverage remembering the 9-11 attack. it has been one year since the terror attack in benghazi, libya. we want to bring you more about the president's address to the nation about syria last nate. >>> more mixed messages from the white house. president obama laying out his case for a strike in syria. then he does this. he asks congress to delay a decision to see if a diplomatic solution can be reached. >> h elizabeth prann is here wih more. >> the president took to the airways in a nationally televised address to offer diplomatic steps to what he says has potential to remove the threat inside assyria without an expensive or intrusive attack but at the same time didn't close the door for future military involvement. he insisted u.s. officials will keep on the pressure on assad saying the regime was responsible for gassing children. >> no one disputes chemical weapons were used in syria. the world saw thousands of videos

power was out in all of lower manhattan. we couldn't get the police department up. it lifted the whole spirit of america. >> earlier in the discussion the man dubbed america's mayor weighed in on the on going foreign policy debate happening now on syria. >> we don't have a good choice. if we take out assad we may have a fundamentalest government there. if we leave assad there we have iran's best friend creating kind of an axis of power. >> how much of a risk is syria? >> syria is a risk because of iran. if they control syria that is a large axis of power. >>> up next "on the money" social media's all access pass to fashion has driven designers to work at warp speed. i will talk to her and harper's bizarre digital director about what is hot online. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. one click shopping fashion is consumed around the clock. this year's new york fashion week was no different. designers, retailers and editors scrambling to keep pace with the ever more savvy consumer. how

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nothing has to suffer on that day. >> david live from lower manhattan, thank you very much. relatives of those killed on 9/11 will also gather in pennsylvania, that's where united flight crashed after passengers on that plane fought back against the hijackers. you are looking now at a live shot of that site. a groundbreaking ceremony was held on tuesday for a new national memorial. >> 12 years ago, that's a lot of time. >> it is. but then there's moments when crow look back and the pain and the anguish of the events related of the day seem like it was yesterday. >> gordon felps is one of the driving forces behind the national memorial. he lost his brother here when the 757 crashed upside down going more that are 500 miles per hour. >> i miss my brother. and i miss the fact that his children have grown up without a dad. and i hope that this memorial can serve to educate people, about the human loss. >> they are already exists a memorial plaza a wall of names memorial groves and a field of honor. the new plans include a visitor center, conceived of a place of learning and inci

i ran the two miles up the east side of manhattan and went to my daughters school.o the school and said i want to pick up my daughter, is she okay and the principal came out and said can you take 10 of them because your daughter's teacher just ran down to lower manhattan to find her husband, we don't know if she is coming back. i loaded 10 girls in my car, i said let me take my son. they said you can take him but the class voted to stay because one of the kid had parents in the twin towers. no one had cell phones because the cell phone towers were on the top of the twin towers. the on way you could find people was face to face. i got home with all my little girls. and i didn't know what to do. everybody was scared. they were crying. i just got angry and i thought i don't want my kids to think if we are attacked we are going to hide under the bed. so woo wbed. so we have got to do something. so i had the girls make cookies and sandwiches and we took them to the fire station and police station. my son stayed with his classmates. they were covered head to foot if white

york slavery who i studied for a long time will have very named warehouses in new york city and manhattan, was also sent to the caribbean and established there and sending other to england, usually bristol or lundgren. from various points they could manage operations more efficiently and this money and goods more efficiently and it gives them a chance to make strategic changes in the plans

they'll have the main warehouses and storeses from new york city and manhattan. but they'll also send a son to the caribbean, and establish them there. they'll send another son to england. from the various point they manage their operation more efficiently. it give them a chance to make strategic changes in the plan

thomas roberts has made his way over to the east side of manhattan where he's going to speak to hopefuls auditions for the hearts and sounds of music. we'll check in with him in just a bit. still to come in the half hour, she spent months out of the public eye, now paula deen back for her first appearance this weekend. she was out on saturday. we'll take a look at how that went for her. and more and more people talking about whether this may be the start of a comeback. >>> good times for the u.s. auto industry. the recession may be the rear-view mirror if you're thinking about whether or not this is the time to buy a car. we'll have tips on what you should look out for, and how to negotiate the best deal. >>> plus, if you want a good negotiator, maybe you should bring one of these ladies with you, because i have a feeling

she's touring manhattan. wow! >> nice, very nice. >> she's going to show us some of the great sights of this city throughout the course of the morning. we are going to check in with her in a moment. >> also ahead, people in texas and across the country, urged to get the whooping cough vaccine after an outbreak doctors are saying are meeting health concer concerns. >>> questions tied to the safety of the metal helicopters that kids play with after a 19-year-old man was killed trying to do tricks with one of those things. >> we want to begin with the latest on the president's attempt to get congress to approve a strike in syria. peter alexander has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president obama didn't waste time jump sboog the debate over whether the u.s. should have military action in syria even as he was flying back from russia last night. the president called both republican and democratic leaders in congress trying to persuade them, return from the summit of world leaders he was un

>> shepard: rick lesson that you in lower manhattan tonight.n our new skyline, you have got to get down there. i think you would be proud of it and president obama spent part of this day volunteering for a project called food and friends. the president helped pack brown bag meals for people battling h.i.v., cancer and other illnesses. president obama also spoke at the 9/11 ceremony at the pentagon. more of that ceremony coming up. but, first, they tested the tribute in light last night. this is the view from under the blue beams that sore into the sky each september the 11th. once night falls in new york city, as it is beginning to do now, they will will shine again over all of manhattan. as america marks 12 years since the day that changed our city and our nation forever. new depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com coffee should come in one size: mug. stay grounded with the rich, bold taste of maxwell house coffee. always good to the last drop. m

the bikers give chase, this time through the streets of manhattan.inally, the range rover comes to a halt, a biker stops, pulls off his helmet and smashes in the window. >> if i were that father i would be absolutely terrified, the worst nightmare. >> reporter: this gives over motorcycle rider a bad name, absolutely, to them it's a social event, a big laugh. >> reporter: this is the couple at the center of the drama, in the range rover with their son on their first wedding anniversary. police say the dad was treated for cuts and released this morning from the hospital, they say none of the bikers were injured. the bikers are believed to have been taking part in an annual mass ride known as the hollywood block party. this was the unbelievable scene at last year's event, hundreds of bikers turned times square into their own private playground. tourists can't believe their eyes, as the never ending stream of bikes brings the crossroads of the world to a standstill. check out the huge cloud of smoke as bikers burn rubber. it's not the first time a biker

government is one step closer of seizing control of a manhattan skyscraper. it is secretly owned by iran. a federal judge approved the request which argued that the building is being used for money laundering and violates sanctions against iran. we're live outside of the building in midtown manhattan. what's going on here? >> reporter: well, that's right. i'm standing at 52nd street and fifth avenue in the heart of this section of manhattan's luxury shopping. there is a rolex store and behind me is a godiva chocolate shop and clothing store there. but the u.s. government said this building's real business is laundering money and funneling it to the government of iran. it accuses the buildings owners being a front for the bank of the iran and in a long running legal this goes back to 2008. there was a key ruling an 82-page ruling, a federal judge in manhattan said the government can now proceed to a seizure, taking control of it selling it and using the pr proceeds to hep victims. it will be the largest terrorism related seizure in u.s. history. >> paul, are t

in manhattan, new york is about to get a new mayor.blazio, a progressive liberal guy who wants to increase taxes even more. new yorkers, people who live in manhattan are saying we are forced to pay an enormous amount of money for people who are not necessarily in our community, people and out liars in brooklyn in the bronx, there may be a secessionist movement in manhattan as well, secede from the city of new york, manhattan would become a city in and of itself. if that happens mayor deblazio will have a lot of trouble. stuart: that would be at lincoln independent republic of manhattan. i say delay obamacare but do not shut down the government. that is what i say. what does neil cavuto think? he will join us after the break. with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fideli

probably about, you know, 80 miles or so from manhattan.they told me the second aircraft just hit the world trade center. obviously some confusion in my cockpit. i thought i was still chasing american flight 11, and then there was a second aircraft, which i didn't even know about. i looked up right away, and i could see the smoke coming out of both towers. as i saw the towers burning, two airliners. we're obviously under attack. >> in the new york air traffic control center, mike mccormick, too realizes the united states is under assault from the air. >> we have to do something to remove the weapons. the weapons, of course, are the aircraft. i couldn't allow any more aircraft to be in and around new york because i didn't know what else could happen. i made the decision to clear the skies. we brought all the supervisors from all the areas up here, and provided a briefing to them. this is what's happened. this is what we're doing. this is how one can do it. >> eventually the unprecedented no fly order would spread from new york to nationwide.

staten island, long island, and manhattan. whoever controls the cd controls the battle. and there is no question about who controls the seed. in retrospect, even at the time, new york is indefensible. so why do we side -- why do we decide to defend? this is where the military side of the story and the political side keep interacting. the british fleet lands on jul july 2, the interim segments of the british fleet, july 2, staten island. that's the day the column is a vote on independence. the resolution from virginia that these colonies all are hand have every right to be independent states. okay, the continental congress says look, how would it look if we just declare independence, and then the army retreats to the mainland? either connecticut or new jersey. well, another question that might've been asked is, how would it look if the army does a retreat in the is annihilated? [laughter] there's a second reason why they defend it, but washington is a believer in civilian control. congress wants to defend new york. he's going to defend new york. there's another reason. wa

. >> she's going to manhattan. downtown manhattan to the indian embassy. >> okay. all right.amusing when he was so excited to remember she was going to manhattan. suddenly he had figured it out, that's the place to do this because all the bad things happen in manhattan, not out here. >> i'm gonna stick her in the heart, because that way she can't live no matter what, won't live long enough to talk. >> he was very excited when i said i am going to twist a knife in her heart. he is like why? i said that way she will bleed out fast. he was very excited about that. this is the deal. usually i charge ten grand up front. you show me your bling, you have a nice car and house. >> i'm not some show off, man. >> yeah, he is, if you listen to the undercover tape half the time, he's telling me about his stuff. >> stop calling me bro, listen to me, bro. >> i hate being called bro. he kept calling me bro. i finally had to address that with him. >> you just called me bro, man. >> he was irritating me with the bro stuff. he wouldn't be somebody i would be friends with, i'll just say that. >>

attorneys here in manhattan are investigating apparently three houston traders working for j.p. morgan and perhaps spliced masters it's hard to know at this point but it looks like there might be a criminal investigation of course is used in traders are cast offs or close to the cast from the enron scandal so the enron scandal was a huge scandal in america where huge accounting scandal nobody really has penalized much jeff skilling that was one of the c.e.o. is actually coming out of jail early for good behavior because they need him to help float some more junk american bonds to stupid communists in china in the rest of the world he's a good bond salesman they should put mike milken in charge of the treasury then i would know that they've got a brain in their head because they realize he's a master arch criminal the super hero bon crookery but mike milken in charge of the federal reserve bank or the treasury secretary get real bamma you know there's a war going on and you're getting your sanity you buy asia and you're asia because you're you're playing checkers they're playing

attorneys here in manhattan are investigating apparently three houston traders working for j.p. morgan and perhaps spliced masters it's hard to know at this point but it looks like there might be a criminal investigation of course the houston traders are cast offs or close to the cast from the enron scandal so the enron scandal was a huge scandal in america where huge accounting scandal nobody really knows penalized much jeff skilling that was one of the c.e.o. is actually coming out of jail early for good behavior because they need him to help float some more junk american bonds to stupid communists in china in the rest of the world he's a good bond salesman they should put mike milken in charge of the treasury then i would know that they've got a brain in their head because they realize he's a master arch criminal the superhero bond put mike milken in charge of the federal reserve bank or the treasury secretary get real obama you know there's a war going on and you're getting your handed to you by asia and you're asia because you're you're playing checkers they're playing ches

definitely be a race against the clock to get them out. >> they sealed off the air space around manhattan. they had the navy warships now in the harbor. >> i understand that you were in a building that collapsed? >> yes. pretty harrowing experience, and we -- we tried different exit areas, and a number of them were closed and blocked. the smoke condition was tremendous. i certainly can share with a lot of people that went through yesterday. >> we took care of 360 individuals in an expeditious manner. we waited for more and there were none coming. i sent residential and fak t faculty to the triage panel. nobody was there. everybody had to deduce the sadness of that. >> no more survivors expected in the pentagon rubble. the death toll expected to be huge at the world trade center site. some people it is believed, are still trapped alive. >> the only people going to work, they didn't -- they were not soldiers. e they were not fighters. they worked for their families. >> i just completed a meeting with our national security team, and we've received the latest intelligence updates. deliberate

. >> since i've been driving this, i've stuck to the central business areas of manhattan.eek traffic. the more i'm in traffic, the longer i last. >> and then there is the task of station. >> this is what is called a level three quick charger. it takes 30 minutes to power up this electric taxi, about the time of your average lunch break. but here's is the thing. there are only two such chargers in new york city, and they're both located in manhattan. that means the driver has to keep an eye on his battery and location. >> we think we'll need 500 chargers in parts of the city where taxi s operate. >> do you consider yourself kind of a pioneer? >> yeah, i do, but then again my fellow drivers think i'm stupid for volunteering. look, someone needs to try it. everyone will benefit later on. >> he said he can't lose time on the road charging an electric taxi. he doesn't own his car. he lease it is and they have to make $150 a shift just to pay money. >> i don't know how that system will work. if you go downtown at any gas station, there is a big line waiting to fill up the gas. l

really the heart of darkness in this financial armageddon this apocalypse it's actually in midtown manhattan which you see on me so we've come up river looking for colonel kurtz who we will attempt to exterminate with extreme prejudice stacey on to tell us more max i assume that you mean colonel kurtz is jamie diamond who works at j.p. morgan he's the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan which you might see behind the chrysler building right there on the horizon j.p. morgan is full of that i understand you're going to go scouting them later you're going to go deep into the heart of darkness but the question is this is america's current not really a question but a statement that headline is from zero heads and they look at the participation rate happening around the western world but in particular america where people are no longer voting people aren't showing up to vote so in twenty twelve for example the presidential elections less than fifty percent of the people eligible to vote voted so they show a chart it's called the bull market an app with a. change in voting rate since one nine hundred eighty sour

really the heart of darkness in this financial armageddon this apocalypse it's actually in midtown manhattan which you see in me so we've come up river looking for colonel kurtz who we will attempt to exterminate with extreme prejudice stacey on to tell us more max i assume that you mean colonel kurtz is jamie diamond who works at j.p. morgan he's the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan which you might see behind the chrysler building right there on the horizon j.p. morgan is full of that i understand you're going to go scouting then later you're going to go deep into the heart of darkness but the question is this is america's currents not really a question but a statement that headline is from zero heads and they look at the participation rate happening around the western world but in particular america where people are no longer voting people aren't showing up to vote so in twenty twelve for example the presidential elections less than fifty percent of the people eligible to vote voted so that show a chart is called the bull market an app with a. change of voting rate since one nine hundred eighty sourc

the government can seize a 36 story building in manhattan. they claim the partner the owned with partners from iran. >> dry weather helps crews in california recover after a week of torrential rain. nearly 600 people are still unaccounted. defense department promised top to bottom security review after monday's shooting at the navy yard in washington. the suspected gunman was clear to work at military bases despite a history of behavior suggesting mental illness. we look at the issue of gun control and mental health. a report that follows revelations that the navy yard shooter was struggling with serious mental health issues. >> reporter: aaron alexis was in rhode island on business in august when he called miss to say that he was hearing voices through the walls of his hotel and he was being followed. and some were sending vibrations through his body using a microwave incident. one security expert said menta mentally ill people not getting the services they need is recipe for disaster. >> but alexis was still given security clearance at a na

there is an untold loss of life here in manhattan, the nerve center of america.> through out the early course of that morning we were getting, people were handing us pieces of paper, wire copy, stories that were breaking, you know, eyewitness accounts from people that we couldn't actually find out if they knew what they were talking about. >> can you tell me about the injuries you are seeing and numbers of people you have been treating? >> we have seen a steady stream of patients for approximately an hour and a half. >> that day we were skiing in an avalanche, the only way to describe it. we were just trying to keep our heads above the cascade of information. keeping stable. trying to keep the information in a coherent form. >> we had gotten a report that a car bomb has exploded outside the state department. can we go to anyone for more information on that? >> where is andrea mitchell, at the state department? >> at one point that morning, matt asked me about a report there had been a car bomb outside the state department and people evacuated. i was calling peopl

after the meeting here this evening in manhattan, the u.s. ambassador for the t*up u.n. cao microphone and gave her opinion on what had just happened. >>> this is very significant. this is the first time that the security council has imposed obligations on syria. obligation on any kind. first time. the resolution also establishs what president obama has been emphasizing for many months that the use of chemical weapon anywhere constitute the threat to national security. it is establishing a new international norm. >> this threatened syria not with force if it doesn't comply with the promises it's made but with another resolution to require another resolution if it does -- it promises and that could be voted against by the russians and china. we have to wait and see. what happens next, they go to the hague in holland in which they are taking the k*pls away from syria. e will recrew it on friday morning -- they are taking the chemical weapon away from syria. we will review it friday morning it could be deplayed in the hague so the vote will come any time over the weekend. o

he joins us now in midtown manhattan.dward, more importantly than anything else, you have a signature dish there, roton manatara. >> that's our interpretation of a vegetable lasagna. >> i might have to come and try that. >> with a touch of tomato and a touch of cream. come in any time. >> you're going to have to implement obamacare or pay a fine. you're not clear what you have to do. >> quite frankly i'm not clear on it, and we're nervous what to expect. we have 90 employees, six restaurants. we had seven but we lost one with the hurricane. we were faced with a lot of damage from the hurricane that wasn't covered by the insurance company, and we have the insurance for our employees. we're nervous and skeptical of what is going to happen. >> this guy is big enough, why can't he have the necessary information? why don't you have lawyers and accounaccountants, but you woule to employe someone to understanf this. the government does not make it easy to understood. >> that's the truth. three out of our six restaurant are just

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as you can see, this is a clear blue sky day in manhattan. if this was an accident, it would be a needle in a haystack kind of accident. [ sirens ]. >> i was actually in new york in my office, like everyone else. like most other people, i thought, my god, how could this possibly happen but never suspected the magnitude of what it was. >> i was in my office with my speechwriter. the secretary called in to say that a plane had hit the trade center. i turned on the television and sat there wondering how can an airplane hit the world trade center? it's clear sky, no weather problems, how do you account for this? >> it's one of those normal tuesday mornings. i was standing at my desk getting ready for my staff meeting downstairs with my senior people. my executive assistant walked in and said a plane had hit the world trade center. immediately my mind went to perhaps a twin engine plane of some kind. i said, that's a terrible accident. >> i was leaving the motorcade i got a page saying the world trade center had been hit by a plane and karl rove g

the manhattan u.s.ttorney office said the owner was and is a front for bank, a front for the bank of iran and proceeds from the sell of the building would be used to compensate victims of iranian sponsored terrorism. the owner is a non-profit. it says on its website that it plans to appeal. a lawyer for the foundation would not provide comment. it comes just before iran's president hasan rouhani and president obama are set to meet. and after an unprecedented exchange of letters between the two, the stage is set for a meeting. >> for the first time in over a decade we are seeing iran's supreme leader leaning heavily on the conservative establishment to express forward move with u.s. dialogue. >> reporter: it is worth between $500 million and $700 million. the government said that would make it the largest terrorism-related seizure ever. but even that kind of money is unlikely to change the tone of improving relations. >> from the iranian government point of view their entire economy is on the line ever s

. >> family members read the names in manhattan. people observed a moment of silence marking the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers. >> back home ceremonies took place around the bay area today. >> peter langoni. philip s petty. >> this is fire station 7 in san francisco where firefighters stood at attention as the flag was raised at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is

in new york, a judge has ruled in favor of strippers against a manhattan nightclub that was sued for denying workers minimum wage pay. more on this victory for workers rights coming up. in a lawsuit was dismissed, the atheist groups behind a lawsuit claims that having "in god we trust" violates the separation of church of stat -- the separan of church and state. it is friday, september 13th, 5 p.m. in washington, d.c.. we began today with a diplomatic negotiation over the syrian crisis. the head of the u.n. chemical weapons team announced that the report was complete and will be sent to you when secretary -- the u.n. secretary. this will determine whether chemical weapons were used in syria on august 21 but it will not determine who mad may be responsible for their use. the international envoy held a three-way meeting with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. key talks in geneva into the second day. >> people are holding their breath in geneva and around the world at the moment while the top diplomats meet to try to come to a diplomat

in the meantime many more of them have been busy in manhattan. fifth avenue offices of chris williams a board member for walmart and there they delivered a petition with 200,000 signatures on it calling for a minimum wage and better working conditions for all the staff. today two previous walmart workers were arrested in manhattan. a current walmart worker was arrested by police. they are on their way here, minus though three, to do their protest. there's to be a rally involving the two previous walmart workers who will speak. richelle. >> john, have you gotten a kneeling for how effective this will be, whether they think this is more symbolic than anything? >> you know, i think right now, they think it could be a bit of an uphill battle. but there's a trend developing. look at the fast food workers, there have been at least two strikes involving them and their grievances now. this isn't the first time walmart workers protested. black friday, last year there were protests at walmart store in 100 locations around the country. and it was as a resul

the paper says the fbi and manhattan prosecutors are collecting evidence that could lead to criminal charges against the firm. the company could face yet a third action tied to the trades. that would come from the commodity futures trading commission which regulates derivatives. here to discuss the trouble the bank faces, former securities and exchange commission chairman harvey pit. welcome, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> what's significant here, sir, apart from the size of the problem and settlement since it is massive, apparently the sec chair has to admit to wrongdoing. how big a deal and what will it mean to jp morgan. could they lose clients? >> i think it is a very big deal. they're going to admit they didn't discover the london wales trades quickly enough, and had lax procedures or lack of significant systems of internal control. those admissions will be used in subsequent proceedings that may be brought against jp morgan, so this is a major new step for the sec, will have serious ramifications for jp morgan. >> as we said, they may face criminal actions

for firefighter shawn colin, that began in wall street and ended here at this firehouse in manhattan. was my second week of works, and it set my world in a different direction. i realized there was something isn't that i wanted to do with my life. being a native new yorker, i felt there was something that i could do. i joined the fire department and then shortly thereafter i joined the military. i went full board ahead to just do my part in being a good new yorker and a good american. >> in the wake of 9/11 as the country continued to grieve the world of sports was at a standstill. until one group took center stage. >> what was it like the first team who was going play a sport. >> it was a little nerve-wracking. i remember that game and narrow giuliani at the time, when we should play it, when we shouldn't play it, and he was very much in favor of getting back to business in usual even though it will never be business as usual. >> to this day it's a lasting memory for those involved in the game. >> my greatest moment was watching mike peaza, for that split second diverting the attenti

family members who lost loved ones in lower manhattan, you are looking live now at pictures of the memorial, that include those two massive footprints that silt in the footprints of where the towers once stood. two names of all the victims will be read out loud, and there will be several moments of silence. a similar ceremony to take place in the nation's capitol. will be making remarks there, on that day. in pennsylvania that is where that fourth plane crashed after passengers onboard that flight confronted the hijackers. we want to take you live to the world trade center site, and that is where david chuter is standing by, it has taken 12 years to rebuild the area, how far has the construction of the world trade center site come? there's still a great deal of frustration that it has taken so long. 12 years after then, much of the site known as ground zero remains under construction. but progress is being made. sol lemnly marking where the original twin towers once stood. there are water falls with the names of the victims etched in the granite. >> nearby, and underneath the plaza workers

. >> family members read the names in manhattan. people observed a moment of silence marking the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers. >> back home ceremonies took place around the bay area today. >> peter langoni. philip s petty. >> this is fire station 7 in san francisco where firefighters stood at attention as the flag was raised at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is