week ahead, starting tomorrow, governor cuomo will be leading a trip to puerto rico including melissa mark- viverito. on tuesday, commuters who lose the port authority bus terminal in midtown have to find new departure gates. it's one of many fixes underway while they consider replacing the bus depot. >>> on friday the september 11th remembrance ceremony will take place in lower manhattan. victims' families will read the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed at the world trade center, shanksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon nearly 14 years ago. >>> children are headed back to school, and today in new jersey, some students got a big surprise. nearly 200 of them received free backpacks filled with school supplies. many say it's been difficult for their families to make ends meat, and they hope to start the school year off on the right foot. >> i have this book bag so i don't have to be asking people like can i borrow your pencil? can i borrow your pencil? i have my own stuff to take care of it. >> reporter: you have had to do that before? >> i have done that a lot of times. >> there's

scott stringer and melissa mark- viverito are traveling with the governor. they will discuss the economic challenges and problems. >>> now to john elliott. >> hi issue everybody. thank you. beautiful blue. around the area, low 60s the exception north and west, and more of us in the mid-p 0s -- mid-70s, and that's right, it's one of those days. high above the normal of 77. sun is setting at 7:19. going to the beach? let's review. take the unscreen. moderate rip current risks, and no lightning risk. it's nice beach day. just be smart, pace yourself, enjoy, get ready for hot and humid conditions tomorrow. >> thank you, john so much. our next newscast is at noon. we are always on at cbsnewyork.com. i'm andrea grymes. have a great day. school starts tomorrow, and they're not ready. with staples they'll be 110% ready. notebook, folders, glue sticks. 25 , 15 and 50 . aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. [001:58:11;00]

melissa mark-viverito is working to make it a crime punishable by up to 1 year in prisonment. >>> now it's 6:19. the last laugh from jon stewart at last night's emmy awards. >>> now all the finger pointing with the $84 million quarterback. >>> stocks were down at the 32. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> 6:22. nice temperatures today. cool out there and comfortable. >> so many people have been longing for the cooler temperatures, and in fact, it's so cool. i will wear these ear muffs, and it's like so much warmer. [ laughter ] >> i did that on purpose. let's get you ready for work and school. it's going to be chilly the the school bus. whether you're riding with mom and dad or taking the subway. the clouds, you don't need the umbrella today. humidit

the mission will include the city comptroller and melissa mark-viverito. they are be discussing the area's economic and health care problems. >>> the u.s. open interrupted again, but this time it was not a drone. plus this -- [music] >> celebration as the country welcomes those fleeing the middle east, and others have been less than inviting. >>> a shark chomps on a kayaker. what happened after he pulled his foot from the water. >>> if you're going to head to the beach or have labor day fun, we will keep it light and comfortable. you need the sunscreen, and you're going to need the glasses, too. we have the full forecast on the 2s after the break. l th00alieores peseinsof u nto t ghan t vep chlar,dohaweo.ma i prreo. >>> it is 5:12, welcome back to cbs 2 news this morning. it looks like a beautiful day shaping up. we will check with john elliott for the forecast to see -- am i correct, john? >> yes, and you're just adorable. do you want to take? -- take it? >> no, you take it. >> we work well together. >>> you have the rip current risk, and i want to make s

. >> you can see he just met melissa mark-viverito and right walk -- walking through one of the hallways and he's expected to also -- work his way down a corridor of the school to a gymnasium for where the main program will be and he'll be meeting some immigrants. >> all right, in the hallway, supposedly there are some honors students that the pope is going to make his way by and they do expect him to just stop and -- [ applause ] and say hello to them as well. outside the school, 250 students and thousands of onlookers including david and marcus there. but there's a lot of people out there right now in east harlem excited about this entire day. >> father, we had talked a lot about the changing face of the catholic church. and those parishioners. and how there's been a shift from the east coast to more southwest and west coast. how much of a concern is it for the vatican, for the pope to come here, you know, the church officials here in new york recently closed and merged dozens of parishes. we've seen so many catholic schools close recently. how much of a concern is that for the vatican

>> reporter: city council speaker melissa mark-viverito is working to introduce a bill to make selling k2 with a crime up to a year in jail in the mean tire the u.s. attorney is warning people this is not marijuana but a toxic chemical sprayed on leaves and then illegally sold at neighborhood stores. >> this stuff is not marijuana. it can cause unpredictably severe and lethal effects. >> reporter: you can see inside the warehouse are things like tea leaves and chemicals and machines all of it used to make about two tractor-trailer loads of that synthetic marijuana. you can see the dump truck here to take out some of the materials inside for quite some time. this wasn't the only spot raided. there was one in the bronx and two in brooklyn. live in the morris park section of the bronx, jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> new at 5:00 now, outrage in a new jersey neighborhood. residents just can't believe someone stole a child's wheelchair. now the little boy's mother faces some new challenges. cbs 2's elise finch has the story from elizabeth. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: andrew pac

bratton slammed the city council and speaker melissa mark-viverito's plans to lessen penalties for quality of life crimes. >> the city council is attempting to loosen these laws even further. crazy! >> reporter: but the speaker points to this letter from bratton back in may where he welcomed a discussion of documented warnings instead of summons and says now, the city council looks forward to a deliberateddive and thoughtful dialogue as we work to keep our city safe while also striving to create a more equitable criminal justice system. but until then this problem remains. jessica schneider cbs 2 news. >> a state supreme court judge has overturned the city's ban on styrofoam containers. before the ban went into effect in july a group of manufacturers recyclers and restaurants sued to stop it. city officials estimate that more than 28,000 tons of plastic foam products end up in city landfills every year. the de blasio administration to keep the ban in effect. >>> some new information after the heartless theft of a wheelchair. a little boy in new jersey now has a new way to get around. the c

. >> reporter: melissa mark- viverito is the first puerto rico-born speaker of the new york city council, where she also represents "el barrio." >> there is a real contrast, which speaks to the vision and the philosophy of what the pope is all about. >> reporter: the pope put that vision and philosophy bluntly in june, with his controversial encyclical on climate change and poverty, blaming what he calls "unbridled capitalism" for "ruining the earth" with "tragic effects" on those he cares most about, "the world's poorest." >> that's why the pope's visit is so important, so that we continue to shine the light on those challenges and continue to challenge us as government and as leaders in our communities to overcome them. >> reporter: and presumably, that's why francis will come here: to challenge government to do more for the environment and for the poor. but will government respond? the issue has already entered the race for president. >> i don't get economic policy from my bishops or my cardinals or my pope. >> reporter: conservative americans like presidential candidate jeb bush, a c

among those joining govern on the trip are melissa mark bronx borough president and scott string ire. trip comes at the end of a summer between feuding between mayor and governor. >> lawmakers urging cuomo to continue not doing business with iran. right now new york state doesn't do business that offer as myc assistance to iran. "the daily news" reports a group of 30 lawmakers is urging cuomo to keep up restrictions that sent a letter to him arguing that president obama's deals does nothing to stop iran's, quote, regional aggression or terrorism. so far cuomo has remained quiet on that deal. and elsewhere, the controversial deal is gaining more support. yesterday both former secretary of state colin powell and debbie wasserman schultz head of the committee backed the agreement of iran gaining a nuclear weapon. looked at the only decision to the deal and mill judgment after balancing two sets of information is that it is a pretty good deal. >> president obama meanwhile secured enough support from senate democrats last week to complete the deal. but new york's top democrat senator schum

other prominent officials including melissa mark-viverito and eric schneiderman are among those going on the trip next week. >>> in this video from the bronx you see a woman knocked over by a gray hon the driver stops and gets get -- gray honda. the driver stops and gets out of the vehicle, and then he degrees off. it was in front of 525 jackson avenue in monthaven. >>> a real estate executive is facing serious charge was a being accused in a deadly drunk driver crash. sean ludwick is charged with driving while intoxicated and he's being held on $1 million bond. he lost control of his porsche and crashed into a telephone estate agent. >>> six players will not be facing juvenile detention. a middlesex judge gave the players probation and 50 hours of community service, and they will avoid going on the sex offender's registry under megan's law. the group was accused of sexually assaulting teammates last fall. >>> a ruling in the deflategate case could come at any time. goodell and brady for in court yesterday. brady was suspended for using underinflated footballs during a playoff game la

this morning and by noon, we'll be pushing the 90s degree mark. melissainded me it's a good day for going out to the pool, 88 to 92. poolside today if you have the day off. sunny, hot and humid. don't forgot your spf. high of 92. 91 today in winchester, very hot day to be outside. planning out your evening a warm and humid evening with temperatures staying in the low 80s. so it is going to be a warm one, but we don't have much in the way of a rain threat. so there's at least some good news. although technically we could use the rain. here's your seven day forecast. four 90s in a row. a little heat wave to get the month of september started. rain chances will peak on friday this week. also a chance for a shower tomorrow. but holiday weekend looks dry. >> sounds good to me. taking a look right now, chopper 4 over the top of the beltway at new hampshire avenue. nice light volume. no problems there at this point this morning. 66, going about 45 miles per hour there through manassas. 95, northbound again through dale city a little slow. both of these things co

melissa, even a soccer game as a kid. plus, we mentioned earlier this friday will mark the one year anniversary of joan's death and moving on has not been easy for melissa, but as she tells ashlan, it is the only way her mother would have wanted it. >> the greatest way to honor my mother's legacy is to keep going. because she was not a quitter. nothing ever stopped her if she couldn't get through this door, she went through that window. talked about what would be the best way to honor her legacy and the best way is to be okay. >> at times, melissa was strong and reflective, but likes to laugh and shared with us her own roller coaster of emotion. >> kind of a disaster this week. right now, you know, the fact that i ran out of soap this morning on my sink made me unravel. >> she inspires so many people. is there one moment when someone explains to you how much your mother changed your life? >> it's always happiest when they say, she made me laugh or made something okay or inspired me to keep going. you know, it's always the ones you don't expect. it's always the ones that come up to me and say, i lost my mother and father o

melissa white. sandra white. dwayne white. mark. leslie. michael. jeffrey david. million. one. john charles.lliams. david j. williams. debbie williams. kevin michael williams. louis williams the third. john williamson. david harold. thomas francis. martin philip. catherine susan. james john. marvin rogers. patrick woods. martin michael. rodney james. john wright, jr.. cassander right. jupiter. >> and my sister which we have the hope to meet up with her once again. we miss you and your granddaughter looks just like you. >> to our hero and one of my many dirty needles my beautiful aunt -- guardian angels, my beautiful aunt. >> vicki. matthew david. kevin. edward. kevin patrick. suze and martha. donald mcarthur young. jacqueline young. lisa young. joseph. edwin. robert allen. mark. christopher, jr.. kenneth l. birch. abraham. michael joseph. and joseph. interest even for pro end of my brother your life than the love in spirit inspires us every day for everyone impact did that day we will never need to be reminded to remember. we will never forget. >> my brother who continues to be our guiding l

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. >> reporter: we see more people like melissa coming to the streets here to line up and mark their spotsa lot of people showed up yesterday evening because they wanted to avoid the crowds. as the morning wears on, you're going to expect thousands of people crowding the streets to see a glimpse of pope francis. coming up in the next half hour, we'll talk about more on pope francis's jam packed schedule that will begin here in the center city of philadelphia. >> when we think about the planning for this and how much went into this, you know there were talks to essentially shut down philadelphia. what role, if any, have the local police played in trying to facilitate all of this and make it as convenient as possible for folks there? >> reporter: yes. it's a huge job for the local police department. philadelphia police, they know the city better than the other agencies who come from other places. we spoke to commissioner charles ramsey who was actually the d.c. police chief for nearly nine years. he says this is unlike anything he's ever done. he headed up two inaugurations in washington, d.

melissa living stone was killed. she and 37 year old robert spencer were not in a marked cross-walk when they were hit by a car. it was driven by 51 year old rg thorton. thorton was not injured in that accident. >> donald trump drawing almost all of the attention so far, gop candidates for president, and new pole numbers show the donald is not slowing down any time soon. but correspondent craig boswell shows us comment about one of his rivals, drawing backlash today. presidential candidate donald trump is known for making blunt remarks. but, a comment he made about his opponent, carly fee rena, has drawn swift criticism. in a article for rolling stone magazine, trump says, would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that, the face of our next president, i mean, she a woman, and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but really folks, come on, are we serious in trump called into fox and friends to try and clarify his remarks. >> i am talking about persona, not talking about look. >> she responded on megan kelly's shows. >> i'm not going to spends a single cycle wondering what done al trump means but maybe just mayb

we'll have more closures as well as the mark and vre when we come back. >> thank you, melissa. in just a few hours tens of thousands of people will pour into the basilica of the national shrine of immaculate conception. we have a sneak peak of what you can expect. >>> we've been warning you for a while that the pope's visit will most likely have an impact on your commute. the changes you need to know. >>> breaking news in the district where we are learning about a deadly overnight >>> welcome back. 5:16. looking live at the ellipse and basilica right now. we've been telling you pope francis will be at all three locations for the first full day of the papal visit. we'll check back in with our crews in a few minutes. >>> first, facts on this afternoon's mass. 25,000 people with tickets will be there to see pope francis celebrate mass at 4:00 this afternoon. he will speak in spanish on the east side steps of the basilica. when he arrives the pope will walk across the sanctuary to the vesting area before he steps out onto the east portico for mass. crews at the basilica have been w

. >> reporter: a somber reading of the names marks the human toll of that day. >> and my cousin, melissao blessed to have you as an angle. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 lives lost and remembered from new york to washington. where the president and first lady once again led the nation in a moment of silence to mark this somber day. and at a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, where on thursday the national park service opened a visitor's center in that field with 40 memorial groves. one for each of the passengers and crew members who died. >> gene hoedly peterson. >> reporter: as this small town commemorates a tragedy that hit home. the september 11th memorial museum has welcomed 3 million people since it opened last year. museum, memorials and remembrances of a day too personal and painful to forget. there was no business that was hit harder than cantor fitzgerald. they were on floors 101 to 105 in the world trade center. they lost 658 employees. to date, 50 children of those employees have been hired by cantor fitzgerald. in new york, dave wagner, "nbc10 news." back to you. >> for a full

a somber reading of the names marks the human toll of that game. >> and my cousin melissa, were so blessedve you as an angel. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 lives lost and remembered from new york to washington v washington, where the president and first lady once again led the nation in a moment of silence to mark this somber day. and at a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, where on thursday the national parks service opened a visitors serious in that field with 40 memorial groves, one for each of the passengers and crew members who died. gene hodly peterson. >> reporter: a tragedy that hit home. the september 11th memorial museum has welcome nearly 3 million visitors since it opened. museums, memorial and memories, of a day too personal and painful to forget. dave wagner, nbc news, new york. >>> we will be covering september 11th ceremonies throughout the day, to see a list of our memorials happening locally. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> today marks another grim milestone, three years since the attack on the u.s. in benghazi. that attack killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens. th

melissa, we are so blessed to have you as an angel. and we're just empty without you. we love you very much. >> mark francis broderick >> herman charles broghammer >> keith a. broomfield >> bernard c. brown, ii >> janice juloise brown >> lloyd stanford brown >> patrick j. brown >> bettina browne radburn >> mark bruce >> richard george bruehert >> andrew brunn >> vincent edward brunton >> ronald bucca >> brandon j. buchanan >> greg j. buck >> dennis buckley >> nancy clare bueche >> patrick joseph buhse >> john edward bulaga jr. >> stephen bruce bunin >> matthew j. burke >> thomas daniel burke >> william francis burke jr. >> charles f. burlinggame, iii. >> thomas burnett jr. >> donald j. burns >> kathleen anne burns >> keith james burns >> john patrick burnside >> irina buslo >> milton g. bustillo >> thomas m. butler >> patrick dennis byrne >> timothy g. byrne >> daniel m. cavalero. >> jesus neptali cabezas >> lillian caceres >> brian joseph cachia >> steven dennis cafiero jr. >> and to my brother, michael whitenstein, michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you're not thought about. you're in ou

melissa: i know. david: facebook finally may be creating a dislike button. ceo markng the company is testing alternatives to like button. they are asking about the dislike button. today is the day i actually get to say we're working on it. we'll see what they come up with. melissa: that will work out just great. people are too mean for dislike button. david: you think you see more than the like button? i think you may be right. melissa: i don't think that is good idea. david: how do you beat "the donald?" you can imagine that is keeping the gop opponents up at night. our all-star panel weighing in with their answers up next. melissa: is miller time going the way of bud time? there is blockbuster news brewing for the world's biggest beers. we have all the latest coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one

ceo and founder mark zuckerberg says the dislike option has been surprisingly complicated to create. it's designed to show empathy. >>> news 4 begins with breaking news. >>> i'm melissaollet in the first four traffic center. breaking news on the roads right in front of sibley hospital. a big water main break going to cause a lot of problems. we're talking about loughboro road should down between dealcarlia parkway and macarthur boulevard. derrick will give us an update of what exactly is happening. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. this is what you will encounter if you are traveling indeed in the 5200 block of loughboro road. you won't be able to. this is the scene in front of the hospital. the street buckled to some extent and you have the tearing up of the pompt. crews are onhe

melissa thanks. >> much more still to come on "action news" monday. at a marks an international day of peace. local groups close to honor the occasion. >> plus some eagles turned their day off into a day of good deeds. their surprise visit to chop that put smiles on the faces of children who are battling their illnesses. "action news" at 4:00 will be right back. >> ♪ >> people across the country and here in our area took time out to celebrate the united nations international day of peace. dozens of people took part in a march down germantown avenue here in mount airy this morning. some held signs announcing violence and promoting peace. while others displayed t-shirts with the names of people who lost their lives to violence in philadelphia. >>> students of all ages in new jersey also came together to celebrate peace today. moorestown friends school in moorestown held events today for students in grades k through 12. the idea was to spark discussions on the value of peace and how to create it at the school. >> monday is typically an off day for the philadelphia eagles. the team is putting it

more than likely mark heat wave number 6 for philadelphia and scattered showers and storms thursday, 8, 85 friday. that's the latest with the forecast back over to you. >> all right. melissao much. all right. september 16 on the road at atlanta. opener matt ryan a local frod ungt from our area what challenges does he pose. >> he's a guy that has a great arm you know and somebody who got great -- man we just got to stop them guys in the back end. i think up front, you know, their line is okay. but i think we should be able to you me to do good things. >> key generate pressure on matt ryan and falcons. all right, brian, program remind are you cannot watch this because you'll be getting ready for game but we're teaming up with friend at phl17 for coverage of the eagles pre-oper. we have a pregame show at 6:30 on phl17 followed by game itself at 7:00 on phl17. that will do it for this week's edition of "action news" sports sunday, for brandon, jeff, and our entire "action news" sports sunday team and matt rhule giving hip props for beating penn state. we'll see you next week. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we'

you look at mark zuckerberg's acquisitions, and melissa's tumblr, we're waiting.ocks up the street, our good friend donald trump, not on the list. >> what? interesting. >> i think that's a very fair point, joe, actually. >> you might have put it to bed a little early. >> i think it's a fair point. he's disrupting the republican party, and that is fair. that is fair. >> holy moly. the universe. betsy lack, thank you so much. the october issue of "vanity fair" hits news stands this week. thanks. >>> up next, a man who ranks number 31 in "vanity fair's" list, oscar-nominated producer jason blum is here. he's teaming up with director m. night shyamalan and they join us with a look at their new film straight ahead on "morning joe." everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners... were

melissa. we are so blessed to have you as an angel, and we are just empty without you. love you very much. mark francis broderick herman charles broghammer keith a. broomfield janice juloise brown lloyd stanford brown patrick j. brown bettina browne mark bruce richard george bruehert andrew brunn vincent brunton ronald paul bucca brandon j. buchanan gregory joseph buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse john edwards bulaga, jr. stephen bunin matthew j. burke thomas daniel burke william francis burke, jr. donald j. burns kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g. bustillo thomas m. butler patrick byrne timothy g. byrne jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. >> and to my brother, michael. michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you are not thought about. you were in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you are deathly proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we miss you everyday. >> and my father, firefighter michael j. lyons. i think about you every day a

mark harris broke the story burning up the web. he joins us now from seattle. great to have you with us. >> wonderful to be with you, melissa. >> what is the most ambitious thing apple is planning and what is the base minimum? >> the most ambitious thing is they could have a car on the road within weeks. they could be driving a car in public, an autonomous public on california's road within weeks. the least ambitious, the minimum they are doing is trying to really talk with the authorities, talk with the department of motor vehicles in california to have an influence on what regulations of these type of vehicles are going to be. >> at the same time, in terms of having a car -- a self-driving car on the road in a matter of weeks, they would have to file a much more detailed filing and outline the exact names of the drivers an the vehicle identification numbers. is that really -- is that a feasible time frame? >> it certainly could be. the truth is we don't know how far along apple are. they could be testing it in private on the private track for weeks, for months even. but the reason they're talking with the -- the fact they

melissa. >>> a 10-year-old girl at the center of a 24 hour search has been found safe. the amber alert is canceled. the girl's mother is under arrest. news 4's mark san c santia has latest from the lower east side. >> reporter: police tell me the 10-year-old girl is in good health. she is safe. she was found nine miles from her home. here on the lower east side. the amber alert went out this morning for 10-year-old saline hix. police scoured the area looking for the girl they believed was in danger. saline was last seen yesterday at her school, castle middle on the lower east side. she was found today at harlem at 126 and lexington. police say saline lives with her aunt and uncle. they have custody. her bio logical mother does not she has an order of protection against her. somehow saline's mother was able to pick up her daughter from school. neighbors here tell me they are just thankful this child is okay. >> she's a young girl and, you know, she has a right to live like any of us. >> reporter: how concerned were you for the little girl? >> very concerned. >> reporter: saline's family wants to know why the girl was released to her mother. we pre

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melissa. >> good morning. we do not have any delays popping up on the camden line. of course, we had that person hit by a train on mark. nothing at this point. 29, everything here looks nice and and green. don't have any problems. taking a look south, prince george's çñjn÷county, again, ro out of town, into town, very nice. we don't have any major issues. at newington, also quite good. a live look in ten minutes. >>> we're following a developing story out of blame where three people are recovering after a church shooting. what police say led up to gunfire. >>> friends and family mourning the loss of a man. how you can help his family. >>> and the countdown is on until pope francis arrives in d.c. d.c. why one priest is i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them

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melissa, thanks. >>> happening today, amtrak is expanding its line. the new expansion will make it easier for you to travel with your bike. they'll hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the occasion. that's at 2:30 this afternoon at eun station in the northeast. >>> today the national bike program turns five years old. to celebrate there's a biking convenient happening at 7:30 this morning in arlington. everyone is meeting at the crystal metro station. they say it's in five years people have used their bikes more than -- 10 million times. pretty impressive. >>> next year a volunteer group called adams morgan main street wants to be back in chard of adams morgan day. it went smoothly thanks to business leaders and members of the community. usually volunteers put on the event but the "washington post." over $30,000 and it says the organization's leader mishandled the funds. >>> happening today president obama is expected to push his plan for free community college. he's heading to des moines for a town hall with high schoolers and their parents to discuss college access and affordability. education secretary arnie duncan will also be there as part of his back to school

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melissa, lots of shaking up going on in the executive suites at united airlines. let's start off with the ceo and chairman, jeff smisek. he's out. as are two of his lieutenants, neni foxhall. mark anderson was senior vp of corporate and government affairs p they have both stepped down as well. essentially, this all boils down to what's been going on with a federal investigation involving united airlines and the former chairman of the new york new jersey port authority. don't want to get too deep in the weeds here but let's go back to 2011 when united was extending or in discussions to extend its lease at newark, which is one of its hubs. shortly after those discussions were taking place united added daily service -- i shouldn't say daily service. added service between newark and columbia, south carolina which was near the home or a second home of the chairman of the port authority. and for some time there has been an investigation into why united added this service. was this a quid pro quo in terms of hey, help us out on extending the lease, in exchange we'll add service from newark to columbia. that's what the investigation is looking into. by the way, united canceled that ser

mark and sara eisen. thank you for joining us on "closing bell." "fast money" is coming up with melissa biotech and dennis gartman is going bottom fishing in the oil sector and he's buying stocks and we'll tell you which ones. you'll be surprised at what he is dying. >> this i have to hear. how is this the pope francis's visit going to effect you there at time square. >> no one in or out. we're staying here all week. we're camming out at the nasdaq. >> there is a show for you. >> a reality show. life from the nasdaq markets overlooking time square. i'm melissa lee. tim see more, steve grasso, karen finerman and guy adami. apple speeding up efforts to build a car and that has tesla motors slamming the brakes. what has them scared. >>> and some believe the s&p is going to rally 13% by the end of the year. which stocks lead us there. >>> but first price gouging. hillary clinton taking to twitter saying, quote, price gouging like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. tomorrow i'll lay out a plan

marking labor day in the battleground state of pennsylvania. there is a big labor day parade there, and of course, he is still considering a run of his own. melissa>> thank you to nbc's kristin welker in newton, iowa. >> thank you. >>> funeral services were held saturday for a pivotal leader in the civil rights movement, amelia boynton robinson. she was one of the organizers of the march from selma to montgomery in 1965 to demand voting rights. and she was among the protesters beaten unconscious on what became known as bloody sunday. the photograph of her taken after the attack appeared in newspapers around the world and helped galvanize the movement, eventually setting the stage for the passage of the voting rights act. 50 years later, she is back on the pettitte bridge with president obama to mark the observance of that pivotal march. amelia boynton robinson, a long-time civil rights activist, died last week at the age of 104. among the people who attended her funeral, lore rhett ta lynch, who said, even as she faced opposition and oppression, hatred and brutality, she waged a steadfast campaign of inclusion and hope that culminated in a voting

mark the next debate from colorado. that's a big day, wednesday, october 28th. also the fed decision day. you've got the possibility of a rate hike, then you've got the republican presidential debate. melissar 28th, it's a big deal. >> that's going to be a doozy, brian. meantime, we have a nice rally on wall street today on this friday with markets higher across the board right now. the dow is up by 1.5 points, a gain of 235. the s&p 500 just a few points off session highs up by more than 17 or 0.9%. it is the nasdaq that is bearing the worst of the three. up by only 0.25%. the ibb is a market underpmp underperformer. officially in bear market territory. let's go to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange with more on this market action. bob? >> and pfizer and merck are also underperforming. health care in general has been a problem the last couple days. let's look at the markets in the middle of the day. we are just off the highs for the day, and i think it's fair to say yellen clarifying her stance was a major factor in the move we saw today. 3 to 2 advancing to declining. and the important thing, volume very much on the moderate side here. take a look at the dow leaders. important thi