nadine: do you at leleast understand now why i went to work for her? this, this is what she does, michael. she makes it so that you can't say no. michael: give me mateo. nadine: where is the pen? do you e even want to know wha's on thehe chip inside? michael: no. nadine: all of the faces in rostro changed, crime bosses, drug lords. it's a record of what they look like before and what they look like now. still want to trade? michael: yes. nadine: huh. rose was right. see, i wasn't so sure you would do it. may: tough cookie. all right, behind all that talent and beauty is an intelligent woman with a heart for giving. the first american-born member of her east african family, a trip to her homeland at the age of 10 forever solidified her desire to give back. having witnessed firsthand the poverty, hunger, and women's rights issues plaguing developing countries, she's actively engaged in raising awareness and effecting change, which is great. she's also a philanthropic entrepreneur and the founder of fortuned culture, a jewelry line with foundational roots

nadine walton of new jersey lost control and hit the guardrail, the 5-year-old and a 2-year-old girl and woman were all tossed from the vehicle on impact and then it was struck by two other vehicles. the little boy was found dead at the scene. all the wounded were taken to lehigh valley hospital. this resulted in a traffic nightmare across this region but less than 10 minutes ago eastbound 78 has been reopened. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> walter, thank you. >>> fire damaged a 150-year-old church in pennsauken earlier this morning. the flames broke out at about midnight at the temple praise ministers church on the 7500 block of river road. church leaders took "action news" inside to show us the extensive damage to the base many. the stacked tables and chairs made it difficult to move through the room and put out the flames. hear from the pastor about his plans to rebuild ahead at 12:30. >>> turning now to accuweather, temperatures expected to top 90 degrees yet again today. as we look live from sky 6 hd at penned landing. meteorologist, david murphy, is outdoors on the t

. >> stay safe nadine. th landfall, florida governor rick scott made certain residents knew how dangerous hermine could be. >> we are going to have storm surge, wind, rain. we are going to have flooding. all of this together and parts of it by itself are life-threatening. >> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says after hermine leaves florida, it will continue to pack a punch as large impact and that is going to include many more people up and down the east coast. here is a look at the latest track. just along the coastline. it moves up through the carolinas and then it's going to move just out to sea as we head into the weekend. this is the tricky part of the forecast. the cone becomes a big circle as we head into sunday and monday. the reason for that is it's going to run up into an area of high pressure and stop. and so it stalls here off the jersey shore. slowly weakens overim stalling motion is going to have a big impact on the oceans and coastal erosion. so, number one, we have got a

the driver 54-year-old nadine walton is in critical condition. >> the operator for unknown reasons at this time lost control of the vehicle, struck a guardrail and came to rest in the eastbound travel lanes. >> reporter: the car stopped spinning in the middle of the left lane of busy i78 in lower saucon township a sitting duck. within seconds it was struck by two more vehicles. this kia and this dodge caravan both drivers suffered minorsare but the devastation to the family inside the mangled nissan was overwhelming. investigators say both children and one adult were ejected from the car. >> it was obviously a horrible scene. any time someone dies in an accident, it's hard on the rest gators as well as the families of those involved and then when child is involved, it's actually worse. our condolenc condolences do goe families. >> reporter: fatal crash shut down i78 for more than 11 hours. backing up traffic all over the lehigh and northampton county areas. investigators say they did find containers of alcohol in the vehicle. >> it's on-going investigation. we're working in conjunctio

diabetes educator and outpatient -- nadine haddad. great to have you. let's talk about the services for people with diabetes. what services are offered? >> well, the diabetesfest is not just for patients who have diabetes. it's for everyone. everyone is welcome to come in. there's going to be a lot of services available at the fest. there's an ophthalmologist, a podiatrist, there's going to be tons of information cardiovascular risk and stroke risk and other services available such as nutritionists are going to have information regarding nutritional products and body mass index screenings. there's going to be -- peripheral artery disease blood pressure screenings and tree bicycle helmets for children. >> yay. >> that's courtesy of the rtc. there's going to be face-painting for children and music. so please stop by and say hello. >> it's amazing how many different services -- i was speaking with them before. just go down and go from one test to the next. get yourself checked out. >> shawn: whether you're diabetessic or not. >> it is so important because

. >> reporter: nadine young grew poisoned her friends and family and made mere survival an achooefl. >> when i went on the plane and and had a sigh of relief. >> reporter: 5 on 9/11, she said it had a tremendous impact on her mentality as she came to understand what it all meant. >> it makes me scared to go out in places. people can leave their house in the morning and not come home. people can leave their mouse in the morning and say guood-bye t their kids and won't say see them again because people are attacking. >> reporter: it has impacted their careers. after seeing 9/11 with the battles, klee meanty wants to be a reporter. >> me being 11 is when i got it. it clicked. there's a lot of different areas you can go into with journalism, but i like political journalism. >> reporter: she's planning to teach kids who were the same age she was when 9/11 happened. >> to become humble people and to have kindness, because it's really what it comes down to. the root of it comes from >> reporter: is there hope of living in a post-post 9/11 world? james 6 on 9/11 and from long island is the u

was talking" nadine and seeing where things were and trying to get an assessment of what was going on in the world that day. after it was shortly 9:00, light cameras in new york, or people saw the second plane hit the second tower. were you watching? john: no, i was moving around the building. i went to the operation center first and went down to see mr. cook. i was kind of moving back and forward between my office sent operation center. steve: when did you hear about the second plane and what was your reaction? john: i had just come back from my office and saw the second plane hit. and then that confirmed that it was an attack. steve: walk us through the mobilization between 9:05 and 9:30. john: it was, again, just looking at what we could do to improve our visibility around the building, what we could do to prepare for what might occur at the pentagon, making sure that we were -- our communication was intact in terms of communicating with people all around the facility and trying to assure that different people in the building that we are doing some things to make sure you are safe

the driver 54-year-old nadine walton is in critical condition. >> the operator for unknown reasons at this time lost control of the vehicle. struck a guide rail and came to rest in the travel eastbound travel lanes. >> reporter: the car stopped spinning in the middle of the left lane of busy i-state in lower saucon township. sitting duck. within seconds it was struck by two more vehicle. this kia and this dodge caravan both drivers suffered minor injuries. but the devastation to the family inside the mangled nissan was overwhelming. investigators say both children and one adult were ejected from the car. >> it was obviously a horrible scene. any time someone dies in an accident, it's march on the investigator as well as the families of those involved. then when a child is involved, it's actually worse. our condolences do go out to the familiars also. >> reporter: fatal crash shut down i78 for more than 11 hours backing up traffic all over the lehigh and northampton county areas. investigators say they did find containers of alcohol in the vehicle. >> it's on-going investigation. we're

the victims were rushed to lee his valley hospital where the driver 54-year-old nadine walton is in critical condition and the two-year-old baby severely injured. police don't know the driver lost control. but they did find some evidence they are investigating. >> they did find click contains they are in the car. it's under investigation as far as was the -- if those click containers were there if the operator or passenger were drinking at the time of the accident. that is still under investigation. >> reporter: no charges at this time. they're work wig the coroner's office and northampton county district attorney in this case at this time. there were the two other people the drivers of this other vehicle they were injured they did go to the hospital. we've checked with them and they were treated and released. that's the very latest right now from outside the bee high valley hospital. lucy and iain back to you. >> thank you karen. scary moment outside a philadelphia element row school. someone shot a man in a park across the street from the school about 11:30 this morning. it happened in cit

nadine coley air. this jennifer keeps me will accept -- ms.will accept the award on behalf of her family. ♪ >> good afternoon. june the 17th, 2015 is a day that shocked many people around the world. , howwanted to know why could such horrific events happen? this date shattered the lives of nine families. five survivors and one nation. always berever and etched in our brains. on behalf of the emmanuel nine, we want to say -- we want to say thank you. in a time when the country is unjustified killings , we need your help. there is a need for justice and that can only, when communication is effective and fairness and equity are available. fate has enabled these families to survive and overcome great loss. without work -- without work, fate is dead. we call on the u.s. senate and house of representatives, every governor and state legislator, to provide the leadership and provide fairness, peace, justice, and reconciliation to all people. [applause] >> since the emmanuel nine of -- station, we are surviving emmanuel nine devastation, we are survivi

sammy, matthew, kyla, eric and naomi, sister nadine, ronnie, ross, father-in-law, gary.a to all of you. mahalo for sharing mark with us. we are gathered here today in the old house chamber where incoln served beneath the same clock lincoln heard ticking. bennie the gates of the muse of history in the presence of the vice president of the united states. for almost two centuries, cleo and her clock reminded the men and women that our time is short and that history is atching. mark tokai service to the congress defined what it means to meet the challenge. facing bravely to the judgment of history, earning a worthy place in the honorable heritage of our democracy and using his time well. as a family has said, mark lived his dream. in his service to america and hawaii, congressman tokai embodied our nation's highest ideals. in his fight against cancer, he showed the courage and strength that defined the wonderful person he was. all of us are heartbroken by the death of our colleague and friend, mark takai. his passing is a tragedy and i speak for all of our colleagues when i

, our children, matthew and kaila, mark's parents, eric and naomi, his brother, ross, his sister, nadines sister, nicky, and my father, gary, as well as from our entire ohana back home in hawaii, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being here today to remember mark. mahalo and love to you all. thank you. haplain conroy: let us pray. o lord, our god, we have been taught by the master that no greater love exists than when one lay down one's life for another. as we leave this place today, may we never forget this man who served in our armed forces ready to answer his master's call. representative mark takai served the citizens of his home state of hawaii for many years at many levels of government. in all those years and a few shore months here in washington, it was clear to all he encountered that mark was a true statesman, dedicated to the welfare of his fellow citizens. may we all be such good and faithful servants. bless us all, bless especially his family and all who mourn the loss of so great a man, congressman mark takai. men. >> please remain seated until the official party

walter jackson's granddaughter, alyana simmons, harris simmons, nicole roberson, malcolm graham, nadinepinckney will accept the award -- >> you can watch all of this program online in our video library at c-span.org. we're taking you live now here in washington over to the center for the national interest. the discussion this afternoon with senator christopher murphy of connecticut and rand paul of kentucky talking about foreign policy and military issues. hosting and moderating is former undersecretary of defense on c-span 3. >> has become increasingly complex over the past few years to the point where i think many of our friends in the region has no idea where we are on just about any issue. to give you an example from saudi arabia, if you're sitting in riyadh, on the one hand you see that the united states is prepared to sell you literally $20 billion worth of ms

his sister nadine, her husband and daughter. and his sister nikki, his brother ross, his brother-in-law gary. all of the people of hawaii who may be watching this. certainly all of our colleagues. he was effective from the start, i think because he was such an experienced legislator, 20 years in hawaii's legislature. that made him, with his energy and as our colleague mr. aguilar said, his competitiveness. who but a competitive soul, an imaginative one, would be ringing leis to selma. to match what happened in the 1960's when martin luther king an our colleague, john lewis, wore leis in a march. and who but he would, only a few weeks in congress, the side that all these hundreds of leis would be sent from hawaii for people to wear on the 50th anniversary of selma. as i said yesterday in statuary hall, many members were thinking, why didn't i think of that? but that's how mark was. i don't want to say competitive, but nonetheless, as far as his seating here, mr. aguilarring i was privileged to appoint him as part of the escort co