michael says b. and an a from angie and martha. jr told me he's going with c, right? what do i have from jimmy? >> it's c. >> i'm going with b, but it could be a. >> now you are pulling a matt. >> that's called a >> are you ready? it's d. good job, cindy. they call them this because they are important to the state's economy including the movement of products like food and home goods. so now you know. now we have to get down to business unfortunately. we still have the traffic here it has traffic stalled. avoid that. hard to see this one with the sun glare, left lane still blocked. again, another place you want to avoid at all cost. also the ramp from the 17 westbound closed. there is the delays from the crash on the 60. would you want to 30 miles per hour, i don't think so. 11 miles per hour here and there on the 10 eastbound. these travel times are horrible. about an hour on the 10 eastbound. more than an hour nt 17 southbound. the key there is hop on the 10 at the stack instead of the 17 and you will avoid that. >>> let's talk about the sunshine. it is bright out th

has hired a lawyer who represented several other high profile clients including michael jackson and eva longoria.the f-b-i says it's gathering facts about an alleged incident on pitt and angelina jolie's private plane.t-m-z reports pitt is d ofaccuse verbally and physically abusing the couple's children. jolie has the same lawyer she used when she divorced billy bob thornton in 2003. "the voice" judge adam levine is a new dad.he and his wife, victoria's secret model behati prinsloo, welcomed a baby girl. they named her dusty rose levine. saturday night live has annoced the host and musical guest for the first show of the new season.the guest host will be margot robbie and the musical guest will be the today's tmj4. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news ahead on live at 4:30 including a little boy's letter to president obama.. asking him now at 4:30 - taking a live look at port washington. if you're if you're heading out tonight for football or maybe the film festival, grab a jacket. meteorologist brian niznansky joins us with the weather.... cooler air has settled in this evening and it will be

michael gregor mcginty. >> reporter: through tradition. >> wilfredo moncada -- and tearful memories. >> i never got to say good-bye, b bro. >> reporter: paying tributes to the 2,996 lyes lost in the terror attacks 15 years ago today. >> 15 years are like 15 seconds. >> reporter: are from here below the resilient reflection of the new 1 world trade center to the pentag pentagon. >> as americans we do not give into fear. >> reporter: and the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. ceremonies highlighting not only the utter loss and horror of that day, but the heroism. >> you saved many lives on september 11th. thank you, wells, for the gift of yore final hour. >> reporter: honoring the legacies etched into history and into the hearts of those too young to remember. >> u i'm 15 years and three months old. though i only knew you for three months, i feel like i have known you forever. >> reporter: the grieving family members says that this day is never easier, but it is so important to be here, and carrying on that vow made 15 years ago to never forget. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> now, to a live look behind me at the tower in san francisco

./// ((michael stevens)) >>> the f-b-i is releasing new pictures of two men they want to talk to about the new york city-area bombings. agents say security video shows the men removing a pressure cooker bomb from a bag, and walking away with the luggage. meanwhile, today's planned arraignment of the man accused in the bombing is now postponed because ahmad rahami remains unconscious in a new jersey ((michael stevens)) >>> the prosecution is wrapping up its case... in the trial of ammon bundy and six others who occupied an oregon wildlife refuge last winter. jurors watched a video of men using assault rifles to fire at a refuge boat launch. fbi agents displayed evidence bags that contained more than 1,000 spent shell casings recovered from that area. the assistant u.s attorney says the video shows the armed occua protest. bundy and his followers occupied the refuge for weeks back in january, demanding the government free two imprisoned ranchers and relinquish control of western lands./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> police made more arrests concerning the dakota access pipeline. nearly 300 protesters blocked traffic in morton county, no

michael hester doesn't understand the rush. for about 10 years, he's run 'pop's b-b-q' on the corner of 76th and good hope. he says he sees speeders every day. its good- you see a lot of that, you seen that right? the speeding going on through there. milwaukee police call a press conference friday to address speeding in district 4. that covers the northwest side like silver spring, brown deer, 76th and 91st. it is an uptick in serious and fatal accidents and the citizens are definitely distressed about whats going on. the first of two really bad accidents that happened in the district thursday happened at 76th and sheridan. a speeding car slammed into a public works truck. the female passenger died at the scene; the male driver died at the hospital. in that one, the estimated speeds - and this is only an estimate - was approximately 70 to 80 miles per hour. ten minutes later, an accident at teutonia and good hope. result of reckless driving and speeding. police believe that driver was racing someone else. it's enough to get lonnie saffold's attention... whistling...thats how i get across the street. he already goe

michael hester doesn't understand the rush. for about 10 years, he's run 'pop's b-b-q' on the corner of 76th and good hope. he says he sees speeders every day. its good- you see a lot of that, you seen that right? the speeding going on through there. milwaukee police call a press conference friday to address speeding northwest side of the city, including main roads like silver spring, brown deer, 76th and 91st. it is an uptick in serious and fatal accidents. the first of two really bad accidents that happened in the district thursday happened at 76th and sheridan. a speeding car slammed into a public works truck. the female passenger died at the scene; the male driver died at the hospital. in that one, the estimated speeds - and this is only an estimate - was approximately 70 to 80 miles per hour. ten minutes later, an accident

michael hester doesn't understand the rush. for about 10 years, he's run 'pop's b-b-q' on the corner of 76th and good hope. he says he sees speeders every day. its good- you see a lot of that, you seen that right? the speeding going on through there. milwaukee police call a press conference friday to address speeding northwest side of the city, including main roads like silver spring, brown deer, 76th and 91st. it is an uptick in serious and fatal accidents. the first of two really bad accidents that happened in the district thursday happened at 76th and sheridan. a speeding car slammed into a public works truck. the female passenger died at the scene; the male driver died at the hospital. in that one, the estimated speeds - and this is only an estimate - was approximately 70 to 80 miles per hour. ten minutes later, an accident result of reckless driving and speeding. police believe that driver was racing someone else. the man who's gotten this far by doing everything slow...has a major stake in safe driving...he says one out control speeder could wipe out his business...or worse. they lose control, and once you l

and the n-t-s-b says it will spend the next 7-10 days determine exactly what happened. ((michelle mortensen)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is in studio this morning with the latest. good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten, michelle... the big question at this hour is why the train never slowed down before crashing into the hoboken terminal... just before 9-am yesterday. the crash killed one woman waiting on the platform... and injured more than 100 others. the n-t-s-b believes some clues could be found in the train's two event recorders -- one recover the second one. right now, the n-t-s-b is looking into all possible factors that could have led to the crash. commuters who survived and witnessed the crash describe the chaotic scene: (( ) at the end of every track there's a bumper, a steel bumper, it went right through the bumper and right onto the platform)) (( ) there was just this impact, and it sounded like an explosion. and we were stunned. (( ) the speed seemed normal: but as we got closer, you know -- i didn't really realize it at the time but, you know, did not slow down at all.)) >> the engi

b. the chair of the house homeland committee, michael mccaul offer as very different take and a warning. >> i would saytill in the highest threat environment since 9/11. >> right now? >> right now. >> for those who say they're safer, you can't say that? >> it's a different threat. i think we're safer in the sense we built an apparatus of security with airlines, with sharing intelligence and that sort of thing but in terms of the numbers, brian, the sheer numbers have gone up with plots against the united states, arrests in the united states. over 100 isis followers and thousands of investigations. harris: so, homeland security secretary jeh johnson explained it kind of like mccaul saying the two things exist. the two things exist. we're safer than we were after 9/11, that style of attack but not against the sympathizers of isis. >> no, i actually don't think the two statements are all that contradictory. in terms after land war in the middle east against isis we've made significant progress. in terms of problem of radical islamic terrorists around the world, self-radicalizing people, terror cells, inst

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