the memorial service for beheaded american james foley had no trumpeted ranking white house officials memorialervice less than 24 hours later for michael brown, the guy from ferguson, missouri did. and i didn't see the president with james foley or steven sotloff's mother or father in the rose garden like he was with the parents of that alleged deserter, bergdahl, hugging and holding those parents. releasing five of the worst taliban terrorists for him. terrorists who should have been tried in a military tribunal or a federal court except that in over his head holder didn't have the balls or couldn't figure out how to do it. yes, indeed. i told you months ago this is not a crime. this is war. mr. president, your make believe fantasy of a world without evil, of a neutered american military is turning into a nightmare reality of slaughter. and we are the innocent lambs. and that's my open. >>> coming up, the story manage, dismantle. on the president's confused message. i expect fireworks. at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not.

today, the cemetery officially became a memorial, its centerpiece a powerful piece of art. is called "thee path of thorns and roses." the symbol of freedom was always in front of them. >> i can't explain it. this is something i will remember and share-ish the rest of my life. >> dignity has at last been restored to the final resting slaves. some 1700 freed located just a few blocks south of king street, it will be open seven days a week from dawn until dusk. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> what a great story. kudos to the city of alexandria. the rain did not keep the runners from taking part in the arlington police fire and 5k.riff 9/11 memorial autria godfrey and jummy element olabanjiand jummy helped emcee the event. questions outnumber answers in the mysterious crash of a small airplane near jamaica. search team say that the brees spotted friday may have sunk. the plane stopped responding to radio calls about an hour after its flight. the plane belonged to a u.s. real estate to the leper in new york and his wife. -- real estate developer in new york and his wife. marks nearl

the wilson center was chartered by congress as the official memorial to president wilson. it is the nation's key non-partisan policy forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue. the goal of forming actionable ideas for policymakers and the broader policy community. centers program on global europe addresses vital issues affecting europe's relations with the rest of the world through scholars and residents, many of whom just arrived yesterday. seminars, international conferences, and publications. these activities cover topics such as european energy security, europe's role in setting global standards related to governments and human rights. today we're focusing on a problem that has not existed in some years but is heating up again and that is the issue of sesession, notably scotland on the eve of the referendum for independence.uññxykiÑÑtxi this referendum will occur on september 18th and will decide whether the country will be the first western european state in secede. the only large-scale representative comprehensive survey in resear

those of you who are watching us on c-span today, the wilson center chartered by congress as the official memorial to president woodrow wilson is the nation's key nonpartisan forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue to inform actionable ideas for congress and the broader policy community. certainly we will deal with one of those critical challenges for the u.s., for the world today, the future of iraq, which has been put to the front lines and center stage with the recent surge of isis. iraq is threatened by a new wave of violence and destruction, there's a large swath of that territory has turned into a conflict zone and uprising has shaken the political order. the kurdistan regional government initially managed to keep the conflict at bay in the territories it controls in northern iraq, but the recent isis advances into the region have also underscored the security environment in the country to which the krg is exposed. the developments also highlighted the delicate positions of ethnic and religious groups. most notably christians. that's what we're going t

congress as the official memorial to president woodrow wilson is the nation's key non-partisan policy forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue to inform actionable ideas for congress to administer and to broader policy community. the center's global europe program addresses vital issues affecting europe relations, europe's relations with the rest of the world through our scholars and residents, seminars, international conferences and publications. these program activities covered european energy security, europe's role in setting global standards relating to governance and human rights. i'm delighted to welcome today's panelists to this presentation. claus welle and anthony teasdale. let me introduce both of them. they are behind this important new study that we will talk about today on mapping the cost of non-europe. really, a study showing immense research on the benefits of integration of european integration, trying to put this in very real, specific practical terms. and with that setting from the european parliament's side, trying to set a p

memorial to michael brown. some said they smelled gas at the site. officialse the memorial contained a number of burning candles. bystanders were angry saying police did little to check the flames. that was disputed by the chief of police who said officers did all they could. a second larger memorial nearby was not harmed. brown was the unarmed teen killed by police last movement the justice department and a grand jury are now investigating. >>> thieves hit two high ends car dealerships within two days in two different cities in california. police now trying to connect these crimes. surveillance shows several men driving away with vehicles from a car lot in san jose. please estimate a total of 20 cars have been stolen from the pair of dealers. two men are now in custody and police expect to make more arrests. >> the onset of cold weather often means less time on the golf course. melissa maggie has an fyi for you on a brands new mini putt putt where you can play all year long. >> reporter: mini golf and arcade opened late july in kensington. an indoor course yo

>> reporter: the official pennsylvania memorial to the september 11 attacks, boy, you get that solemneeling, i have been here since the day opened. you can see 24/7, look at that lit fountain, and that gives you a sense of the feeling here, to honor the people who commuted every day from this area, bucks county to manhattan, and were killed in those attacks with all of those other 3,000 americans, well the president likely won't have any better dayton the calendar than this one to have public support for want to go take out terrorists before they can come here ever again, and do anything like they did on this date. now known simply by those two numbers, 9/11. after a year of constant criticism being called weak, wish i wash i and without a strategy for going after the group, that be headed those american reporters they kidnapped, a strategy now set, air strikes in syria for the first time, even more missiles into iraq to go after, get, and killed the terror group's leadership, training places and plane hide outs. >> we will hunt down terrorists cents who tour our country where ever th

the wilson center was chartered by congress as the official memorial to president wilson. it is the nation's key non-partisan policy forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue. the goal of forming actionable ideas for policymakers and the broader policy community. centers program on global europe addresses vital issues affecting europe's relations with the rest of the world through scholars and residents, many of whom just arrived yesterday. seminars, international conferences, and publications. these activities cover topics such as european energy security, europe's role in setting global standards related to governments and human rights. today we're focusing on a problem that has not existed in an active sense in europe for some years but is heating up again and that is the issue of cessation,ably scotland on the eve of the referendum for independence. this referendum will occur on september 18th and will decide whether the country will be the first western european state in history to cescesepd. the only large-scale representative co

. >> personal memories need official remembrance. to mark the 100 anniversary of the outbreak of the war, the british government gave the imperial war museum a 50 million euro makeover. for young and old, one of the highlights of a new world war i exhibition is the chance to walk through a reconstructed trench. british prime minister david cameron said the centennial he was to be a truly national commemoration of what he deemed to be a just war against the threat of oppression-dominated europe. the great war, as the first world war is known in britain, is an important chapter in the british empire's glorious past. last year, earth from flanders fields was ceremonial ship -- ceremonially shipped to create a memorial garden, but many british historians criticize using the past to serve a present-day political agenda. >> the prime minister, i think for his own political reasons, has tried to portray the commemoration as celebrating our brave lads who fought in the first world war. >> she prefers to remember in private. she is especially

. >> personal memories need official remembrance. to mark the 100 anniversary of the outbreak of the war, the british government gave the imperial war museum a 50 million euro makeover. for young and old, one of the highlights of a new world war i exhibition is the chance to walk through a reconstructed trench. british prime minister david cameron said the centennial he was to be a truly national commemoration of what he deemed to be a just war against the threat of oppression-dominated europe. the great war, as the first world war is known in britain, is an important chapter in the british empire's glorious past. last year, earth from flanders fields was ceremonial ship -- ceremonially shipped to create a memorial garden, but many british historians criticize using the past to serve a present-day political agenda. >> the prime minister, i think for his own political reasons, has tried to portray the commemoration as celebrating our brave lads who fought in the first world war. >> she prefers to remember in private. she is especially

the memorial service for beheaded american james foley had no high ranking white house officials but the memorial service for michael brown, the guy from ferguson, missouri did. and i didn't see the president with james foley or steven sotloff's father in the rose garden like he was with the parents of that alleged deserter burg call releasing five of the worst taliban terrorists for him that should have been tried in a tribunal or in a federal court but holder didn't have the balls or couldn't figure out how to do it. yes, in indeed. i told you months ago, this is not a crime. this is war. mr. president, your make believe fantasy of a world without evil of a neutered american military is turning into a nightmare reality of slaughter and we are the innocent lambs and that's my open. >>> coming up the story managed dismaintained. john bolton on the president's confused message. i expect fireworks. don't just dream of being the hero. make it happen. i can't believe we're missing the game for this. we're not-- i've got xlte. it doubles our 4g lte bandwidth in cities nationwide, so be tha

and for the first time septemb september 11th museum was open as memorial service unfolded. >> officials in gloucester county held a patriot day ceremony to comment rate the september 11th attacks. it happened at the place of reflection inside the chestnut park on main street in mantua. the memorial a tribute to gloucester county residents and everyone else who lost their lives that day. you can see more pictures and videos. we did not show you on tv. just head to our website myfoxphilly.com and look for the finish left coverage right on the home page. >> it's a special delivery for two sisters in our area. >> coming up, two bundles of joy sisters giving birth less than 24 hours apart. why these new cuties are a special gift for other members of the family as well. >>> and good news for some people who use new jersey transit in south jersey. how you'll soon be able to use your smart phone to catch a ride. howard. >> it's the story behind the 20-cent tip by lesean mccoy. why. we hear the other side next on inside -- i mean fox 29 news coming up. (laughter). >> coming up in weather, we're

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. >>> we are at the garden of reflection, it is pennsylvania's official 9/11 memorial, and the president year of reflection, about what to do about those terrorists in syria, he now finally has a plan. chris? >> steve, happening right now, oscar pistorius is in a courtroom, as we speak. waiting for his verdict. when he is expected to hear his fate in his murder trial. >> the country remembering the terror attacks on 9/11, now good news on world trade center. >> good morning, it is september 11, 2014. >> remembering back where we were, we would like to you share some of our stories with us, as well, via twit they are morning, using hashtag fox 29 we remember. i think all of us remember exactly where we were when that first plane hit the trade center sue, wasn't soon after that happened, were you on the air with mike jerrick. steve keeley headed up to new york city for that. brought something across the water in new jersey that day. >> show ends the at 9:00, those days, and i had just finished, i had been doing the weather on location that day at tyler arboretum. it was gorgeous day, as ev

over in pennsauken, camden county, residents started setting up the memorial overnight. a township official said they remember those lost that fateful day and beyond that. >> also recognize the sacrifices of our first responders. the first responders that lost their lives when the world trade center towers fell. the first responders that, you know, that lose their lives -- put their lives on the line for our community and the surrounding communities. >> reporter: in new jersey, emergency physicians have organized a state wide safety citizens day. the goal is to help prepare residents for unexpected occurrences such as natural disasters and terror attacks. scheduled events include crasses on cpr, hosting a blood drive and evacuation preparations. we'll have more on the services here and pennsauken in the next hour. we're live in lower makefield, bucks county. >> stay with nbc10 for the "today" show as they have special coverage of the anniversary as we mark 13 years since the terror attacks. >>> the ray rice case is now a full blown nfl scandal. the league has announced that former fbi direc

officially open! >> yea! >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was a kid i grew up and opened coffee shops everybody. in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we're searched the beans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and everything else there was multiple steps in making coffee and we did have a lighter roost because of the qualities of the keep once you roost it it home gisz the coffee. >> o

. >> that location where state highway 24 meets interstate 680 is officially named the kenyon youngstrom memorial interchange. >>> we're following developing news overseas, a vow from president obama to disrupt, degrade, and defeat isis, that promise as more u.s. air strikes struck the extremist islamic group. today senator barbara boxer told reporters here in san francisco the president will go after isis the same way he went after al qaeda. mark matthews is in the city this evening. mark, we're awaiting the president's plan and apparently got it today. >> reporter: well, not exactly, raj. senator boxer did start out by saying that the rise of isis can be laid directly at the feet of the bush administration's invasion of iraq, because that invasion erupted or, i think her word was exacerbated long-simmering divisions within that country, but what she said about isis being defeated is that she believes it can be done without u.s. combat troops. isis has an army that al qaeda never had, yet senator barbara boxer is convinced both can be defeated in similar fashion. >> yes, terror groups are terror

memorial to michael brown. some people said they smelled gas at the site though officials noted that the memorial contained a number candles. some bystanders were angry claiming the police did little to check the flames. that was disputed by the chief of police who said that his office did all they could. a second larger memorial nearby was not harmed. brown was the unarmed teen killed by police last month. the justice department and a grand jury are now investigating. >> new this morning, the price of a traffic ticket is going up in delaware to help with ambulance service. governor jack markell will sign a bill today that will create a mew $10 fee on all motor vehicle violations. the revenue will go to volunteer ambulance companies across the state. the governor will also sign a bill that requires delaware health insurance policies to cover the costs of ambulance runs and other life support services provided by volunteer companies. >> 6:47 and we're following some breaking news out of syria and so is "good morning america." the very latest on a new round that's up so brian at citizens said one deposit a month wave

the city council and the metropolitan park and recreational district which joinltly owns the memorial officiallyenamed it the bainbridge island japanese american exclusion memorial. in order to eliminate any confusion and he sure that the official name of the site is formally recognized, h.r. 4751 would update the law to reflect the renaming of the bainbridge island japanese american exclusion memorial. not only will this name properly respect the unjustified and discriminatory treatment faced by this community, it will also bring greater attention to the beautiful site commemorating this difficult history. i want to thank the many local leaders and community organizations who have worked on this for so many years. i'm hopeful we can move this effort forward for them, for our ancestors and for future generations and i yield back he balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alaska. mr. young: i want to compliment mr. kilmer in his legislation. i'm one of the few people on this floor that lived through that period of time. the reason i remembered it, i was 10 years old, and m

this is the nation's official and living memorial to it's 28th president woodrow wilson who had something very unique about him that no other president can claim, no, not that he was a lawyer, a lot of presidents are lawyers. anyone know what it is? yes, he was a phd. yes, ma'am, he was the only -- imagine that, the only u.s. president to be a phd. so welcome to the wailson cente for the annual on the docket program. you'll see in a moment, they always do an exceptional job of bringing an a-list guest list to the event. you'll know a lot more about the upcoming supreme court term when you leave here, i can guarantee that. you all picked up one of these when you came in. previews, it's a terrific resource. it has detailed bios of our panel, but i'm going to give you the short version, particularly for those who are joining us via the webcast or cspan 2 or who are unable to pick up a copy of this book. let me introduce you from right to left. neil pacow, who has articled 21 cases before the supreme court. 21 and counting, because more this year on the way. previously he served as acting sol

the coast guard and jamaican military officials are searching for the wreckage. >>> at a memorial service in florida, hundreds of people paying a final farewell to murdered journalist steven sotloff. a letter he had written in captivity was read. sotloff told his family to be happy and to stay positive and that if they did not meet again, he hoped they would in heaven. i'm kelly wright. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. with julie bandaras for a brand new hour of news. now back to forbes on fox. for all your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> well, next time you dine out, take a closer look at your dinner bill because more restaurants are adding an obama care surcharge. a group of california eateries now slapping customers with an extra 3% to pay for mandated health coverage for their employees. will more of our viewers start seeing the surcharges. what do you think, john? >> i think what's happening in california is beautiful, and i hope it leads to proposition -- it's beautiful what's happening here. >> why? >> the american people need to be reminded that government compassion comes with a

memorial going up in buck county. the sculpture will be located at the bucks county justice building that is where officials gathered to show what a rendering of that memorial would look like. it will have a steel beam taken from the world trade center in 2009. the project is expected to be complete in the summer of 2015. >> well, first full day of fall today, from the video, just a beautiful day out there. >> especially if are you underneath the sunshine. gorgeous. lets go outside to adam joseph wearing his fall tie today. >> have you to bring the browns back out and the blues, we have a new season and what a perfect way to start with the sunshine and temperatures are a little bit below the norm. as we look at the numbers in the mid-atlantic, 71 in philadelphia and 70 in new york city, 74 in washington, and only 60s for binghamton and pittsburgh. right now coming in at 66 degrees, but this quiet start, will not last for very long, stormtracker 6 live double scan, will show there is a low pressure center developing east of the daytona beach, florida, this pulls along the eastern seaboard and it extends to the raleigh,

taft,er, whose husband had been president at the time of the titanic disaster, officially unveiled the cross-like titanic memorial located in washington's rock creek parkway. carved from a single block of red granite, it is flanked by an elaborate stone bench, attributed to henry bank in -- lincolnesigner of the memorial. in >> today it stands close to the waterfront. the trevilian station battle. confederater railroad junctions. how the choices led to the decisive victory.

this is the nation's official and living memorial to its 228th president, woodrow wilson who had something very unique about him no other president can claim. not that he was a lawyer. a lot of presidents are lawyers. everyone know what it is? >> he was hpd. >> yes, ma'am. the only u.s. president to be a phd. welcome to the wilson center for annual on the docket program. a great pleasure to work with the aba division for public education, as do such terrific job bringing a-list guest list to the event. you will know a lot more about the coming term than when you when you leave this room i can guaranty that. you all picked up one of these when you came in, previews. a terrific resource. it has detailed bios of other panel. i will give the short panel, for those people not in the room, joining us via webcast and c-span2 are unable to pick up a copy in this room but find it on line. let me introduce you from left to right. joining sus neal katyal. he is a partner at cases before the supreme court. mower on the way. previously served as acting solicitor general of the united states. he also se

this is the nation's official living memorial to have something very unique about him that no other presidentm. not that he was a lawyer who. anyone know what it is? phd, yes ma'am. one of the only u.s. presidents to get a phd. welcome to the center for the annual program that is a pleasure always to work with the division for public education through as you'll see in a moment always do such a terrific job of bringing the guest list to the events. you will know a lot more about the supreme court in the coming term when you leave the room then you do correctly i can guarantee that. there's very few other things i can guarantee. this is a preview it's a terrific resource that has detailed biographies of the panel but i'm going to give you the short version for those people joining in the room via podcast and c-span who are unable to pick up a copy in the room that they can find it online like me introduce you from left to right. neal katyal can, actually that is right to left. neal katyal is a partner that has argued 21 cases before the supreme court and more this year. previously he served as

. >> a very moving tribute state officials say dig sop's name will be 9 1 listed on memorial killed in the line of duty. >> sharee thank you. >> breaking news out of florida tonight where eight people are dead in a murder-suicide. it happened in the town of bell 30 miles west of gainsville. police say a grandfather shot his adult daughter and six of his grandchildren. the young victims range in age from 10 years old to infant just 3 months old. gilchrist county said he spoke to 911 and then turn the gun on himself. >> the subject later committed suicide. deputyties searched residents which revealed multiple victims with apparent gun shot wounds in the residents. >> spirit has a criminal historych the one good piece of news so far some people in the home were found alive. . home depot confirmed tonight the second largest credit card breach in american history and sophisticated hackers sold 56 million -- stole 56 million credit card acts. your card may be come mighted if you shopped between april and september. there is no evidence debit pips were taken. home depot.com was not hacked. in

the employee worked in the nursery at the providence memorial hospital in el paso. health officials sent letters to parents and more than 700 babies, advising they undergo screenings for tb. health official says babies are more likely than older children to develop symptoms. the woman tested positive last month but may have exposed others as early as september last year. >>> the entire african nation of sierra leone is in lockdown as health workers try fight the ebola virus. here's a look at the capital city, freetown. streets are empty. about 30,000 volunteers and healthcare workers are going through the country to distribute soap and educate people on how it spreads. ebola has killed more than 560 people and 2600 people total in africa since last december. trittics of the lockdown strategy say it won't be effective and fear it jeopardize trust between electric heck workers and citizens. >> seek vet service agents arrest maintained for trying to enter the white house. the man pulled miss vehicle into a screening area and tried to get into a barricaded entryway. the secret service s

uniformed officials also took part in a flag procession. memorialtaking place this morning in northern virginia. president obama attend ining a ceremony at the pentagon. earlier, taps played after the president and first lady and vice president observed a moment of silence. this took place on the south lawn of the white house at 8:46 this morning, marking the time the first plane crashed into the north tower. services also taking place in shanksville, pennsylvania. a new honor for the victims there. a congressional gold medal was just awarded to those who died. passengers fought the hijackers to control that jet. ♪ a memorial procession in philadelphia. bagpipers and drummers led a walk from the fireman's hall museum to the betsy ross house. our region is remembering the victims on the 13th anniversary. several services are planned or are taking place, including one that just wrapped up in bucks county. 18 souls perished from there on that day. the sights, the sounds, the feelings at the garden of reflection. ♪ oh, beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ >

a vault holing a casket about 12 feet down a hill and what officials are describing as a freak accident. the ground at the fairmount memorialthere in spokane gave way over the weekend. crews row moved and temporarily relocated the casket and its vault. a witness says the slide could be weather related. the family of the deceased have been notified. >> this is also a new, a fight broke out at a pennsylvania wedding over the weekend and several people were arrested including the groom and an off duty state trooper. the bride and groom got married on the gateway clipper in pittsburgh on sunday. police say the groom began harassing a female server on board the clipper. when the boat docked, the server's boyfriend confronted the groom and a fight ensued. during the fight, another man punched out the window of a parked car. the groom's brother an off duty state trooper also arrested for their part in the fight along with obstructing law enforcement and resisting arrest. >> truly an evening to remember. >>> it is 4:53. all new in the next half hour of "action news" arc woman on the run after three -- a three county crime spree in

this is the official living memorial through the 28th president woodrow wilson who had something uniqueabout him that no other president can claim. no not that he was a lawyer. a lot of presidents or lawyers. does anyone know what it is? phd, yes ma'am. the only u.s. president to be a phd. so, welcome to the wilson center for the annual on the docket program. it's a pleasure to work with division for public education who as you will see in a moment always does a terrific job in bringing the guest list to the event. you will know a lot more about the supreme court in the coming term when you leave this room than you do currently. i can guarantee that. very few other things i can guarantee. so you have all picked up one of these when you came and created a terrific resource and it has detailed biographies of the panel that i'm going to give you the short version particularly for those of us, those people not in the room and join in on the webcast and c-span2 who are unable to pick up a copy of the "big and find it online. let me introduce you from left to right joining us is neal katyal.

. >> reporter: school officials at sacred heart say they may hold a special memorial in rashawn's honor. >>> police in richmond are looking for witnesses to an attempted kidnapping. a 15-year-old girl was walking home from school shortly before 4:00 p.m. on august 22. she told police she was the at the intersection of south 39th street and florida avenue, when a man tried to grab her, and pull her into a car. three days later, she and her family spotted the suspect. the man is 5'9", or 5'10", with a thin build. his car is described as an older, four door mercedes-benz. >>> a federal appeal's court ruled today there is nothing wrong with yelp playing favorites with companies that pay for advertising. yelp denies giving paying clients more favorable views. but businesses said yelp told them, their ratings would depend on their decisions to buy ads. they went to court and lost. >>> a baby left in a hot car. but this time, the story has a happy ending. >> our mission was to get that baby out. >> the quick thinking that saved his life, and what the child's mother told police. >> the timing o

. >> now to saudi arabia, where health officials say they're doing all they can to avoid an outbreak of the deadly middle memories virus. it's a mystery virus of no known cure and have been over 300 deaths since it was first deekted in 2012. our global health correspondent has this report. >> is this the key source of the deadly mers virus? camels, a prime suspect for passing the disease to humans, which is why health officials are taking samples from these rized animals. there's believed to be a strong link between camels and the virus but still very little is known how it jumps from animals to human and that is worried scientists. the virus is fairly harmless in animals but in humans can cause pneumonia and kidney failure, killing more than a third of hose infected. but the real problem began when patients ended up here. poor infection control measures in hospitals like this one, where i was shown around, meant when a mers patient arrived, the virus spread fast. doctors admit staff were not washing hands between patients or wearing masks properly, which means they were helping pass it on. it wasn't until a year

veterans and local officials placing a wreath at the montgomery county vietnam memorial. "eyewitness news" there in norristown. today is the day dedicated to those remembering those prisoners of war and those who remain missing in action. >> what is important that we work each and every day, 365 days a year to honor those who served and to help those who have come home to look after the families of loved ones who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> well, about 90 percent of the nearly 2,000 people still missing were lost in vietnam. >>> and we have a pretty rough start to this friday, afternoon rush hour, 5:39, and we're going outside to look at our cameras at 95 at allegheny you. you can see right here southbound that is what is squeezing on by, really slowly heading toward the city. north bound lanes seem to have a little bit more relief but you will not get anywhere quicker heading to the north east philadelphia area. forty-two is the same story there as well a lot of backups heading westbound into oaks, just near 202, eastbound lanes moving nicely. northeast extensio

the exposure happened in the nursery of providence memorial hospital between september 2013 and last month. health officialshey do not know why the worker was not tested until months after showing symptoms of the disease. a spokesperson for the hospital, says that in workers have tested positive for active, tuberculosis. >>> nfl has taken a step naming a woman at its new chief marketing officer. dawn hudson will take over marking activity starting next month, she previously held positions with the consulting firm the parseon group and served as ceo of pepsi north america. she replaces mark wall her who will oversee nfl's international interests. >>> and on that note it is time new for sports. >> ducis rodgers live from the "action news" sports center. dues is we are talking eagles they are bruised battered but winning. >> they are winning. they are three-zero tops in the nfl but eagles lineman are dropping left, right and center. jason kelce has a sports hernia. there is no timetable for his return. but you have to believe we're talking months, not weeks. injury occurred in the third quarter of yesterday's

it was so popular, officials considered putting a crumpled sports car back in to memorialize it but theyay the safety costs were simply too high. arthel: nude photos have dozens of celebrities leaked in a massive hacking scandal. kate upton and jennifer lawrence are two of the stars targeted in one of the biggest hacking scandals in recent memory. it's not clear yet how the pictures got out but the images first appeared on forchan. some are saying the photos are genuine and others are denying it. we're here to talk about this. if i look like kate or jennifer, i would say, yeah, that's me. it's all me, baby. they're gorgeous. however, it is an invasion of privacy. you know, they weren't expecting to get the photos out there so i'll start with you. jennifer lawrence people are saying they're going to sue for invasion of privacy. can they sue the actual hackers who put it out there? >> fist we have to determine who those people are but every time something like this happens, you have two sides. you have a criminal side and this is definitely criminal once they find out who hacked the photos

has a pop-up coffee shop filled with memorabelia with the official orange couch from the set. fans can relive their favorite memoryf the show and enjoy free coffee for a few more weeks. the coffee shop will remain open until october 18. >> how is this? a tv news reporter off the air after revealing her connection to a medical marijuana shop to alaska during a live broadcast. >> i am the owner of the marijuana shop and will work on legalizing marijuana in alaska. as if this job, well, not that i have a close but [ blank ] i quit. >> okay. the anchor is stunned. the news anchor apologized for the reporter's remarks. she quit on air during the 10:00 newscast last night. would you not thing, i would; that a joke? >> when i heard the we f bomb dropped that was not meaned in alaska, i think i would know. >> we have break news, not one but two american airlines flights forced to make an emergency landing overnight with scare forcing the midair >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> thanks for joining us. >> it is a nice summer day. and then a nice fall night. >> 7:29 we bring in the fall with al

official orange couch. the telegraph posted this, fans can relive the favorite memory and enjoy a free cup of coffee. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories and thousands of athletes are disappointed because of a rage -- raging wildfire at the triathalon. >> two american airlines flights forced to make emergency landings and the mid-air scares forces particular actions. >> a woman was killed last night on 680 and we will tell you what she was doing beforehand. >> we are tracking clouds that dropped drizzle at higher elevations and i do have wet weather on the way. i will detail that in the seven-day forecast. >>> in the traffic center, we have a few hiccups to slow us down but as we look to the week's under we have a big protect again shutting down the freeways and i will tell you more on that in a few jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, sbu

one word trade center is almost finished and the national september 11 memorial museum is now officially open. as we reflect, look back on the worst terror attack in american history, we look ahead to what president obama calls the newest terror threat. >> mourners and dignitaries gathering in new york city right now. these are live pictures from memorial plaza, where the twin towers once stood. the annual observances of the september 11 attacks set to begin in a few minutes. good morning, i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters ergs. welcome to our extended coverage. >> it has been 13 years since the worst terrorist together on u.s. soil, when al-qaeda highjackers flew passenger planes into world trade center towers, the pentagon and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> nearly 3,000 americans, police officers, firefighters, pentagon officials, mothers fathers sons and daughters all losing their lives, setting off a chain events that spawned wars in iraq and afghanistan and sparking the national debate over our national security. >> let's rejoin erica pitzi in new york city. you are sta

official party do, our keynote speaker, mr. george prescott bush. it's a long walk, mr. bush. the chairman of the board for friends of the national world war ii memorial, lt. general mick kicklighter. from the military district of washington, colonel chaplain gary r.stefneski. it's a warm day. we'll try to make this brief, but i think you'll find it impressive. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors and the playing of the national anthem and the invocation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> please be seated. i also want to introduce to you tonight robert vogel, the superintendent of the national mall and memorial parks national parks service. here's the chaplain to give the invocation. >> let us pray. almighty god, today we gather here in remembrance and in thanksgiving. remembrance of a great and costly victory over a tyranny that threatened not only america, but the whole world. and we gather in thanksgiving for the men and women who served both home and on distant pacific waters and shores and lands, who sacrificed so much to achieve that victory. lord, we give you thanks, grateful that you inspired and strengthened so many countrymen a

along with members of officer fox's family and fellow township officials will be present to mark 263 as the officer bradley m fox memorial highway. >>> a construction project will impact easton street, expect lane restricts work is scheduled to be finish by next july. >>> brains and beauty take center stage at the jersey shore. the new miss america will be crowned at boardwalk hall in atlantic city. tune in at 7:00 p.m. for 6abc's countdown to the crown. former miss america joins melissa magee and matt o'donnell and karen rogers for a pageant preview from the atlantic city boardwalk and road to miss america,'s behind-the-scenes look at the pageant starts at 8:00 p.m. the pageant itself of gets underway the 9:00. >>> several judges will be judging miss america, they include former football player donald driver. >> those women who walk out there, they will say, can i represent america, when i have o beautiful daughters, can they be a role model for my daughter. >> these women walk with so much dignity and self-confidence. they are so gorgeous, but at some point you look at what is shining from within. >>> miss delaware, a

memory. >>> hello there and welcome to "newsline." it's a tuesday, september 16th i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. japanese officials are trying to get international support for whaling in thear

new york state health officials have some questions about the medical treatment she received as a memorialws outside her new york city home. we'll have the latest on third american infected with ebola now back in the u.s. receiving treatment. we'll be right back. >> work fields to be done to determine the exact cause of death of joan rivers. she died thursday. outside the comedian's new york city apartment. >> grandson cooper, daughter melissa, came in and out of rivers amount. while she didn't stop to talk to reporters, she quietly said she was humbled by the out pour of support. it is coming from all over, flowers placed on her star on the hollywood walk of fame. here in new york, the flowers and cards outside her home keep piling up. joseph lucas came to tears as we talked about the loss. >> her daughter says joan wants us all to laugh. >> yes, yes, we have to cry a little now, but later on we'll laugh. >> david letterman honored her on the late show where she appeared less than two months ago. >> and talk about guts. she would come out here and sit in this chair, and say some things th

. >> and officials say dixon's name will be the 95th one to be placed on state police memorial for officers killed ft. line of duty. dixon was 38 years old. live in the satellite center, sharee williams, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> all right. sharee, thank you. and home depot now confirms it's the victim of second largest data breach for a retailer on record and estimated 56 million debit and credit cards were compromised by hackers between april and september and that figure covers both us and canadian store lobe and home depot went on to confirm malware used in the breach was destroyed. so far the company says there's no evidence customers who shot shopped at home depoet were -- >> no arrests just many questions for those suspected of attacking a gay couple in center city. investigatetors are trying to figure out what happened and who was actually involved in this. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim live at central detectives and eva you have more information. >> reporter: brian, two more people seen or surveillance moments before that attack came here into central detectives with th