in the '60s, a helicopter crashed on the top of what was the pan am building, now the metlife building. >> right now we're getting information it was a small commuter plane and, of course, we'll let people know as soon as we have more information as to what actually caused this and, of course, on everybody's mind, who might have been hurt. as a result of this terrible, terrible incident. we're going to be talking to more eyewitnesses coming up, in just a few minutes. >> oh! another one just hit. something else just hit. a very large plane just flew directly over my building. >>> we're back at 9:00 eastern time on this tuesday morning. and we're back with dramatic pictures of an accident that has happened just a short time ago. you're looking at the world trade center in lower manhattan where just a few minutes ago we're told that a plane, some reports are that it was a small commuter plane, crashed into the upper floors of one of the twin towers. you can see fire and flames or smoke billowing from that tower. there is a gaping hole on the north side of the building. that's the side you

in the '60s, a helicopter crashed on the top of what was the pan-am building now the metlife building. >> right now we're getting information that it was a small commuter plane. we'll let people know when we have more information as to what actually caused this. on everybody's mind, who might have been hurt as a result of this terrible terrible incident. we're going to be talking to more eyewitnesses coming up. in just a few minutes. >> another one just hit. a very large plane flew directly over my building. sometimes healthy is not on the menu. luckily, i always keep my meta health bars handy. it's my favorite bar hands down. from the makers of metamucil, new multi-health meta health bars have natural psyllium fiber that helps promote heart health with a taste consumers prefer. would you like one of these instead? yummy - thanks! experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line and see how one small change can lead to good things. check out all these airline seats. lots of them, right? but when you try to get one by using your travel rewards card miles... those seat

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and i am afraid that our president is more concerned about pan doring to the public about politics and saying we are not putting boots on the ground. we are not putting boots on the ground. i am not an expert, but since when do we start revealing our wartime strategy? when do we tell the american people who don't want to see boots on the ground, well we won't do that. that might be exactly what is called for. >> it is like tyson saying to holy field, i am not going to bite your ear off. >> if it is an urgent necessity, there ought to be every option on the table. if it is not, then this is optional. >> talking about inflaming an optional situation where the best outcome is we kill a lot of these guys and perhaps someone else moves in. iraq won't be better after all of this is done. >> it is so depressing. >> we live in a world -- when we talk about the beheadings, we never saw this stuff until now. are we okay with living with saying horrible things and not participating in the stoping of this evil as long as we know that we can see it anytime? >> i don't want to sayy blame the victim,

tam reelsy had three guns pan am anything in his car.t matter if he missed the turn the or not, he's in violation of the law. >> reporter: the president is set to lay out its strategy to take apart and kill isis. but what will he say tonight and will it be enough to defeat radical islamic terrorism? coming up we'll show you new pops that show how many of us back a mission against the isis threat. martha: tomorrow marks 13 years since the 9/11 attacks. just how safe are we we now. inside the ts marks the next hour. things. things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. (together) it's got grains, which i like. i like the little bunches of oats. what i like is actually the flakes. it's got crunch, which i love. mmm. it's really good. honey bunches of oats. yay! martha: president obama making his case directly to the american people tonight. he will outline his strategy to bring the fight to isis in iraq and syria on the eve of 9/11. [gunfi

pan am 103, the world trade center, the "uss cole" bombing -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. jim miklaszewski has some new information at the pentagon. >> i don't want to alarm anybody but apparently -- it felt, just a few moments ago, like there was an explosion of some kind here at the pentagon. we're on the e ring of the pentagon. we have a window that faces out toward the potomac, toward the kennedy center. we haven't been able to see or hear anything after the initial blast. i just stepped out in the hallway. security guards were herding people out of the building. i saw just a moment ago, as i looked outside, a number of construction workers who had been working here have taken flight. they're running as far away from the building as they can right now. i hear no sirens going off in the building. i see no smoke. but the building shook for just a couple of seconds. the windows rattle erattled, an security personnel are doing what they can momentarily to clear this part of the building. again, i have no idea whether it was part of the construction work, whether it was an

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. >> a pan of boiling water is as big as i am. you have to be careful.i eat the most unhealthy diet and it's really bad. >> against all odds, he is winning in his quest for independence. how he tackles simply, every day challenges. that's thursday here on "america tonight". that is it for us tonight on "america tonight". if you would like to comment on any stories you have seep, log on to the web site, aljazeera.com, and make sure to join the conversation on twitter or facebook. goodnight, and we'll have more "america tonight" tomorrow. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> president obama makes his case to the american people to destroy the islamic state group. >>> also a former islamic extremist, talks about living under a constant death threat. hello i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," those and other stories straight ahead. >> america will lead a broad coalition to roll ba

a pan of boiling water is about as big as i am. i have to be careful not to spill it on myself. eat the most unhealthy despite. it's bad. i wish i had a maid. when i was a kid there wasn't a lot i could do, kid activities. i had a couple of choices as far as entertainment goes. i could read, watch information or go on the computer. i got my first computer at six, and my next a couple of of years later, just for me. it was an old desktop, and i literally sat at that machine the whole time. at 13 i wrote my first computer programme, and then i moved on to web design and things like that. 10:45 - erin is about to come for a meeting we have to talk about our project. >> i'm erin. i own a small business marketing firm. it does small business for online retailers. fredrik is our lead programme are. i was talking about him giving me more hours and time. i offered him an opportunity of moving from atlantic city into his own apartment in new york city, and he jumped at the idea, if i could arrange that, he'd work for me full time. he is dedicated, he's here. i can always find him. he wor

doing somewhat dangerous things like cooking is not really safe for me, because a pan of boiling water is about as big as i amso have to be careful. i eat the most unhealthy diet, it is really bad. when i was a kid, there wasn't a whole lot i could do. like kid activities i had a couple of choices as far as entertainment goes. i could read, watch television, or go on the computer. i got my next computer a couple years later which i had just for me, it was like an old desk top, and i literally sat that machine all the time. when i was 13 i wrote my first computer program, and naturally i moved on to web design and things like that. it's 10:45, aaron is about to come for a meeting that we have to talk about our project. >> i am aaron, i own a small business marketing firm. it's a small business for online retailers frederic is our lead programmer. i was talking with frederic last summer, about him giving me more hours giving me more time, and i offed him an opportunity of moving from atlantic city, into his own apartment in new york city, and he jumped at that, and said yeah. i would be able to arrange that, he

. >> i, myself, am very concerned about the press provokining pan about isis, but i'm keeping an openarlier in d.c., i asked ron what he thought as well as the editor of the proudly liberal magazine "the nation." here's a bit of our conversation. >> i write a weekly column for the washingtonpost.com. and i've said many things contrary to the conventional wisdom. but on friday, you had mitt romney accusing the president of appeasement. you had charles krauthammer calling for u.s. war with ewe krin which doesn't have any strategic priority for this nation. i'm just saying, the "washington post" has not seen a war -- >> there are sure a lot of politicians stoking war rhetoric, encouraging the president to do something. and i wonder about whether the media is pushing the president toward a further escalation here. look at the new york post, the new york daily news. the new york post cover. this won't stop until we stop them. that kind of rhetoric. now, of course, this is a tabloid. i wonder if there are market pressures, katrina, that are causing the press to overplay the threat that isis

pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce them for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson.ant them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. is it the largest value in that category? >> a lot of chefs will have a producer go get what is called market goods somewhere in china, and they will bring them back and put their name on them and that is all right. >> who are you talking about when you say that? >> there's a lot of people out there that you can see on qvc. if they are selling $110 collections of pots, they are doing it because it is a quick way to capitalize on their recognition factor. that is a fast and easy way to get money and very appealing. i have turned down a lot of things. >> give us an example. >> people want us to get into the wine business, the balsamic vinegar business, and commercial olive oil. into the mediocre spaghetti business. all sorts of things you could put your name on that are not necessarily a bad idea if you do not mind that you do not look so good in the long run. you have to make sure that everyth

pan mim pano mime ofg out a person's heart, looking at it, taking a bite, and then down. (laughter) come on, mrs. clinton, just tell us if you're running or not. >> it is true, i amhinking about it. (cheers and applause) but for today, that is not why i'm here. (audience reacts) >> jon: wow, that crowd really wears it on their sleeve, huh? they react quite viscerally to every statement. iowa! i love you! (cheers and applause) but i'm not in love with you! (audience reacts) but i am running! (cheers and applause) a white slavery ring (audience reacts) and now a screening of "star wars" (cheers and applause) the phantom menace (audience reacts) all right. somehow in that building of the trilogy there, the menace turned out to be a topper to white slavery ring which probably seems unfair. i guess we really don't know if secretary clinton is running. >> is she running? >> yes. >> coming here will make it harder to turn back. >> once she steps foot in iowa later today for the annual tom harkin steak fry, there truly is no turning back. >> jon: there is no turning back! (laughter) abandon! abandon hope, all ye who enter the tom harkin 37th annual steak fry! for your lo

am not here padding the table at all on sudden can donuts. all right. sure. they screwed up. sometimes some stocks deserve another chance as panful as it is to stick with rite aid, i think long term it's still worth it. sears on the other hand looks like jim morrison was right and this could be the end. much more "mad money" ahead, including an american shale energy player involved in 800,000 wells across the country. i'll find out if it's cheap oils giving you a chance to boy at a discount. >>> it could be about to get a makeover, the stock behind olittle garden barely simmered this year. but is it time to load up? oh, i'm not talking about the bread sticks. stick with cramer. >>> coming unl, bank job, pulls in a business more than a billion in cash last year. the only catch? it's totally illegal. the atm skimming criminals are generating dollars from stealing your data. tonight, cramer reveals a stock with technology stopping criminals in their tracks. just ahead. >>> in a market where the averages keep making all time highs. as the global economy appears to be slowing. you want to mostically oriented companies stocks have been

i am not a betting woman, todd, but i will say it will be a double digit win. actually back to you, hey, can you pan over there? look over there, guys, we just see our first tailgate nerves this parking lot. hey, guys, excited? >> oh, boy, they're already starting. (cheers). >> maybe we'll talk to them a little later, but they're diehards i can tell. of course as syma mentioned you can save yourself some money by staying at home and watching the eagles right here on cbs-3. our day starts with a toyota sunday kickoff at 11:30, the nfl today follows at noon, and kick off between the eagles and jags at 1:00. only on cbs-3. >>> counsel rock high school south football team scores a win after a week of losses cents. three of their classmates were killed in a car crash labor day weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has the story. >> reporter: a much deserved win for council rock south after a week of losses. the first football game of the year, a success, despite the sadness felt in the stands with three big fans missing. >> bridges their absence more. they were all really, really good kids. a

am going to stuff myself with this big pancake. >> it is kind of big. >> i will take a short stack. >> good one. >> now that is a pancake. >> hot dog and a pan cake. >> >>> one of my favorite stores in quakertown has always been there, let's split up here for a second. when was this built? >> 1926. >> 1926. so it is signed. everybody knows signs. isn't that weird. that is a sines, sines, they misspelled sines. we will take a closer look inside. what do we want to show them. >> we want to talk about the ride up here. >> we went way out of our way to get here because of tom loudon. >> thanks, tom. >> there he is. >> he says best way to go to take the blue route and so this is how it went. >> we're going to quakertown. your we out in south philadelphia. why are we going this way. >> so you are going to go south to get north. >> i doubt we will see you today. >> we will be there on time, don't worry about it. >> we went by wheeling, west virginia. >> somehow we have ended up on the pennsylvania turnpike in a construction zone, and look at the time. i think we are half mile away from the site itself. >> allah ex-could come on camera but she has her hair w

am not fond of anything that he did. >> reporter: the commissioner finally spoke about the controversy friday. >> domestic violence and sexual assault have no place in the nfl. >> reporter: the effort was widely panned. hall of famer fran tar kin ton called it a fail. >> they have to yell and scream at their teens and say, you've got to do better. >> reporter: now it's money talking. sponsors, which has a billion dollar deal, is among the advertisers expressing concern. pr prok tore and gamble called off a campaign for breast cancer awareness. >> i don't think nfl will take a real hit from fans. but i do think that it's vulnerable to corporate hits. that's what they are as risk of right now. >> reporter: this is a marketing expert who says these are not the league's finest days. yet the nfl may be teflon. the games are played at schedules. nearly lly 90% of fans say thel keep watching. >> fans will always bow there, always support the team. >> reporter: a sunday tradition for millions, bruise and on injured reserve, but the games go on. >>> time for a check of the weather. >> dylan has that. >> good morning. more flooding in texas. a dam broke in western texas. it's a 15-mile long dam that just gave

am from "the nation." i think the panel for this marvelously instructive survey. i wish to regret the absence from the pan the eloquent governor of texas, the honorable rick perry, who has some views on secession as well. >> can you speak closer to the mic? >> everybody knows in england scots play a disproportionate role in leadership in institutions, cultural, academic, economic, and politics. one wonders about the composition, the social composition, of the two parties in scotland. of is there a cross gradient of some kind? it appears through some of the discussions -- it would be good to know something about the composition of the opposing parties. >> thank you so much for all of these questions. this last question -- we have had several sessions on this. it has confused people from the outside. a lot of people are trying to grasp who are the people on our side in terms of how they are right and defying themselves. jeff and i have talked about this. my family have moved around the border between scotland and northern england. jeff is from scotland and living in the u.s.. he is obviously represented of

pan that doesn't understand the dynamics of domestic violence. it is the first question that should have been asked when they learn of domestic violence incidents. the first question is is she safe. what amoing to keep her safe. not once did it cross the mind. this is why roger goodell is not the right person to lead the n.f.l. the n.f.l. does things well. it does football. amazing athletes, incredible talent. guys on the field that compete to win. we lo watching that. you -- we love watching that. you can't have an organization and no responsibility for what gops on within the community. roger goodell wants to make money on what he does well, and ignore the problems created under his leadership. that's the mark of a bad leader. he needs to go, be replaced by someone that nose how to lead truly, and we need an investigation with suggestions for systematic change that will make a difference in the n.f.l. >> what about our other leaders, congress. some say congress should step in to lean on the n.f.l. what needs to happen. should congress step in, enact tougher penalties or women be hired within leadership positions. >> that's another thing the investigators should look at. maybe there are