police are saying a car just drove in to the mall entering through a sears. witnesses were saying on the scene that it was driving aimlessly. there were gun shots heard as well. shepard was talking the a store in that mall. he was unaware of the vehicle. he heard the gun shots. we do know that this is apparently ended. the suspect or at least the driver of the s.u.v. is in custody. so much we don't know and we're not going to get to the conjecture game. pat rosman joins us on the phone. very little to put together what do you think of what you heard? >> well, good afternoon, neil. a couple things. there's really three defining elements that we can piece together based on known facts. aimlessly as you pointed out, first of all, a s.u.v. driving through the mall. secondly apparently several ear witness accounts of gun shots or what the ear witnesses believe to be gun shots. and third, you have police with their weapons drawn fanning out throughout the area. so if you align those apparent facts together, seems like a very serious situation. >> when you look at t

and whatnot and went through sears, came out where rain forest cafe is. almost hit a bunch of kids on the train, on the little train. >> this is where the vehicle drove through. >> reporter: it happened in schaumburg about 30 miles northwest of chicago just after 2:30. the car drove through this entrance at woodfield mall. >> all of a sudden, the star starts careening down the middle of the mall. bouncing off the kiosks >> reporter: now a mangled mess of metal and glass. >> my goodness. >> reporter: the mall was quickly put on lockdown shoppers huddled into stores >> i went in hollister and took shelter and yelled at everybody not to go out there because there's a crazy guy driving with no sense >> reporter: police going store to store many inside feared the worst. >> i thought for sure we were getting shot at. >> reporter: police say there is no evidence of an active shoo tonight one man is in custody. remarkably, officials say there were no major injuries, but for so many, a routine shopping trip turned into a frightening afternoon. the woodfield mall r

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sears and to the prosecutor's office. >> reporter: "mr. sears" was john sears.fense attorneys. steve's reasoning, according to steve's sister sharon, he'd heard that story from an inmate in that air-vent conversation and desperately wanted to get the story out, and investigated. >> the death penalty was still on the table. so, steve was terrified. we were terrified. i can certainly appreciate when you're terrified, maybe you do some stupid things. >> well, it's when you start making mistakes, and that was a doozy of a mistake. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and uncovering that fraud led investigators to what they thought was another, even bigger one. remember carol's life insurance money? $750,000 worth. steve's defense attorney talked about it during his opening statement. >> he disclaimed, he signed over any interest to the girls and the money was paid out to the girls. that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: that statement caught investigator mike sechez by surprise. >> we had made contact with the life insurance company several times throughout the investig

take, for example, sears. sears has been strgling more than a decade. rates allow a company like that to stay ifs. busin now, perhaps on the surface it seems like a good thing. they still operate you know nearly 400 stores with 23,000 employees. but what they're do something p takiductive capacity away from profitable businesses. >> um-hum. also competing with profitable businesses. and then holding prices down and productivitydown, two key ingredients the fed would like to see high sfw thank you, jack, very much. jack ablin with credit capital bill. >>> we heard from federal reserve officials this week after the split decision to cutt short-termest rates by a quarter percentup the vase chad rich clarida said the conser is in excellent shapehe ing the economy along but he said risks remain. >> we clearly have a swelling global economy, the oecd marked do global outlook. iviously the u.s.-chi relationship isortant but there is a broader slowdown. a slowdown in global capital spending andanacturing appear also disinflanary force. >> now names bullard, the

when they participate in more serious crimes including sears drugs crimes and robbery, women are minor accomplices. when women commit homicide they often do so in order to protect themselves from men who have abuse them. women of color are disproportionately represented in the population of incarcerated women. in 2014, black women women were more than twice and latina women were 20% more likely than white women to be incarcerated. although the racial disparities among concert women has narrowed over the past 15 years, the legacy of the disparity remains. girls are more likely than boys to be in the juvenile facilities due to low low-level status ofs or technical violations and are far less likely to be detained for violent offenses. women make up proximate 7% of the federal prison population, almost 13,000 women compared to 1980 when there were 13,000 women in both state and federal prisons combined. more than 70% of the women sentenced in 2017 in the federal system were convicted of drug trafficking, fraud, or immigration offenses. in the same year, 68% of female sentenced had little

sears had not and america's costly forward wars especially the one in afghanistan it is a promise he has not kept tonight on this 18th anniversary of the 911 attacks on the united states peace talks with the taliban in afghanistan have stopped the fighting has not and trump well he remains commander in chief unable to prevent america's longest war from getting along and bring gulf in berlin this is the day. we had peace talks scheduled a few days ago. i called him when i learned that they had killed a great american soldier from puerto rico that is he says one of his soldiers was killed here and he stopped the peace process saying he doesn't care about. the last 4 days we have here our enemy harder than they have ever been before. the twin towers and the incident is still being remembered here innocent people get killed. no one cares about it who remembers them are they not humans will go wherever they are. power the likes of which the united states is never used before our only hope was peace which won't happen now. also coming up a d w news special report on the never ending nightm

the entrance to the sears store, obliterated. tonight, the male suspect is now in custody, seen being led away in handcuffs. initial fears of an active shooter turned out to be false. confusion in the chaos. tonight, authorities grateful no one was killed. luckily, the injuries are only minor. >> marcus, any word on a motive? >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody inside the store. witnesses said he did not resist arrest, offering no explanation for what he's accused of doing. >> thank you. >>> now to the state ofdisaster in some places in texas tonight. water rescues around the clock. several people including a baby brought up on a ladder to escape a flooded freeway. and the i-10 bridge, what a scene there today. now, alerts for the plains and midwest into the weekend. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, the race to rescue residents trapped by imelda's floodwaters. boat after boat bringing people to dry land. families. southeast texas deluged with up to 43 inches of rain. rescues around the clock. the coast gu

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natalie sandrea sears, will you marry me? >> i always thought sean was the one.ed about getting a proposal. >> reporter: natalie and sean started dating in their early teens, spending so many special moments together, but after high school they went their own ways, both getting married to other people. and natalie going on to have two children of her own. a few years ago, they got back in touch. >> i was divorced with two kids, so i didn't expect for him to, i said, why do you want to be with me? i'm sorry. >> reporter: natalie overcome with emotion. >> just for him to take me as i am is very special. >> reporter: so when natalie decided to surprise sean with this trip to new orleans for his birthday, he had a surprise of his own. a wedding proposal. >> part of me still wanted to believe that true love and your dreams will come true, but i didn't think of a grand proposal like that on an airplane. >> congratulations, natalie and sean. >> reporter: the two actually getting married on that trip to new orleans. after being in love for 26 years, why wait any more? >>

the new charges just revealed after a suspect drove a vehicle through the front door of a sears. what authorities say they discovered on the suspect's cell phone. >>> and winter's first blast. more than three feet of snow for some while millions from the midwest to the northeast get ready for one more taste of summer. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with major developments involving president trump, the whistle-blower complaint, and what could be a key moment in the impeachment battle. several allies of the president coming to his defense today, amid increasing pressure over the phone call with the president of ukraine. but democrats say the investigation into whether the president abused his power is moving forward. and quickly. tonight, adam schiff has confirmed the whistle-blower is ready to testify. the controversy sets up what could be a defining week for president trump and the race for the white house. here's david wright. >> reporter: today the president's defenders fanned out. >> salem witch trials have more due process than this. >>

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the entrance to the sears store, obliterated. tonight, the male suspect is now in custody, seen being led away in handcuffs. initial fears of an active shooter turned out to be false. confusion in the chaos. tonight, authorities grateful no one was killed. luckily, the injuries are only minor. >> marcus with us from the scene tonight. marcus, any word on a motive? >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody inside the store. witnesses say at that time he did not resist arrest and also showed no remorse. witnesses also saying he answered the initial questions about the incident with a simple yes or no, offering no explanation for what he's accuse of doing at this mall. >> thank you, marcus. >>> now to the state of disaster in several counties in texas tonight. more than three feet of rain in some places. one barge slamming into a bridge on a busy interstate. water rescues around the clock. several people including a baby brought up on a ladder to escape a flooded freeway. and at least two barges breaking free, badly damaging t

. >> jimmy: you started as a -- didn't you work as an undercover security guard in sears? wore regular clothes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like, what does that mean walk me through this what does it mean? >> so, i mean, you kind of wear regular sears clothes, so you mix in [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you a mannequin? like, a moving - you stand there? [ laughter ] >> no, you - no, you just kind of walk around and look like you're shopping for stuff and you just keep your eye on people like, "hey." but a guy walked out with a lawnmower one time and i had no idea he was stealing it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: stole a lawnmower? >> it is such a bold move. could you imagine -- >> jimmy: no >> just, like, grabbing a lawnmower and just walking out? [ laughter ] i was like, "obviously that guy bought that lawnmower. there's no way." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, there's no way you wouldn't steal a lawnmower [ applause ] >> i went and got the door for him. "hey, here you go, buddy." >> jimmy: you open the door for him. >> "hey, hey, get out of here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> can't be wal

the public markets do >> i asked him whether high-profile retail bankruptcies like toys "r" us and searstargeting those he said other things were at play >> amazon and walmart have impacted those sears or jc penny. there are plenty of car carcases run over by these industries the industry itself is very positive >> it has been a fundraising environment including for apollo harris said he's not worried about all of that capital driving up devaluations. >> so it wasn't just private equity, we also got big calls on other stocks grub hub, uber they move the markets. >> certainly, grub hub came out and said he was short, we did see those stocks decline his reason for doing so. he said grub hub isn't making enough money on each other he said something like 15 cents per order is what they were taking he taking home. they need to begin raising prices for the drivers on the flip side is uber speaking about uber, he has been long, i'm sure since the ipo he believes the ride hailing companies do have a path soft bank, a big investor. speaking about some of the concerns for wework and said some of t

one of president obama's top advisers facing searing criticism of the former vice president. rescue and recovery efforts underway in the bahamas, thousands still missing it officials expect the death toll to continue to rise while the us mobilizes the coast guard and ransom efforts by the royal navy. officials are keeping an eye on china using the tragedy as a back door. we will explain. through breeze facing criticism from the lbj tea crew community, critics call hatred, drew breathe and the religious organization firing back tonight. we start with kristin fisher, searing criticism for joe biden from one of president obama's top advisers. >> we are seeing key democrats saying this goes beyond gaffes. this is more deliberately misleading. david axelrod was a top adviser in the obama administration tweeting it is one thing for harmless gaffes and another if you serially distort your own record. joe biden is in danger of creating a more damaging meme. axelrod was referring to an article which in an interview on npr said he was against the war in iraq from day one even though he

tell us where you were, and what happened. >> i was inside sears. and i was in the fitting room. heard this crash like almost banging. and at first i wasn't sure what it was. as it kept going, it didn't stop. and it was like i heard commotion going on. i knew something was going on. it was very scary. and i didn't know what was happening. honestly it sounded like gunshots. with everything going on in the world. i thought it was an active shooter. i walked out of the room. the fitting room. it was someone in a large car suv. crashed through the door. and they kept going. it was a huge mess in the store. >> did people stay calm? or was it -- was it a chaotic situation? >> where i was, they went through i don't know -- it was shot kind of on our phones. people were freaking out a little bit, getting scared. didn't know what was happening. but there wasn't a huge crowd at the store at the time. where i was. but then the workers came in and told everyone to evacuate. get out of the building. that was a little alarming. that he told us to get out. get out of the store. >> wow. >> few p

president trump: for every american to live through that y the seven attack is seared in us all.t was a day filled with shock, horror, sorrow, and righteous fury. i vividly remember when i first heard the news. i was sitting at home watching a major business television show early that morning. jack welch, the legendary head of general electric, was about to be interviewed, when all of a sudden they cut away. at first, there were different reports. it was a boiler fire. but i knew that boilers aren't at the top of the building. it was a kitchen explosion. in windows on the world. nobody really knew what happened. there was great confusion. i was looking out of the window from a building at midtown, manhattan. directly at the world trade center when i saw a second plane at a tremendous speed go into the second tower. it was then that i realized the world was going to change. i was no longer going to be and it could never ever be that innocent place that i thought it was. soon after i went down to ground zero with men who worked for me to try to help in any little way that we could.

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if can be manipulated to sear or he's an engineer was an attempt to manipulate it and we hope it will not be manipulated and that there were a lot many countries in recent meetings which actually checked india's attempt to politicize it and do and i'm because you know we are cooperating with the f.a.a. t.f. i mean this is for many many developing countries right i mean because this is not just against pakistan you know this is a global organization with a global agenda a focus on it on the list in 2000 it is well it was there has been 2000 yeah and we were out of the list as well and that last thing by the way those both money laundering and money laundering still happened and so many countries and off the walls of these a common issues faced by many countries and we have to resolve them with active cooperation and back some has been cooperating with f a t f you know and we have a sanguine that buxom would be out of the green list in china and india keep saying talks and telecom go hand in hand are we at a stage in which there is such a deadlock in ties between india and it is the way

american who lived through that day, the september 11 attack is seared into our solo.s a day filled with shock, horror, sorrow and righteous fury. i vividly remember when i first heard the news. home watching a major business television show early that morning. jack welch, the legendary head of general electric, was about to be interviewed, when all of a sudden they cut away. at first, there were different reports. it was a boiler fire. but i knew that boilers aren't at the top of the building. it was a kitchen explosion. in windows on the world. nobody really knew what happened. there was great confusion. i was looking out of the window from a building at midtown, manhattan. directly at the world trade plane when i saw a second at a tremendous speed go into the second tower. it was then that i realized the world was going to change. be ando longer going to it could never ever be that innocent place that i thought it was. soon after i went down to ground zero with men who worked for me to try to help in any little way that we could. we were not alone. so many others we

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it is so late in the calendar because of the searing summer temperatures, but it is still very, verym in the gulf state. we have had the heats for the men's 100 metres. zharnel hughes is one of three british men through to the semifinals tomorrow. usa's christian coleman was the only man to dip under ten seconds. we will also have the latest from japan and the rugby world cup. lots of team news from the home nations. wales have got australia on sunday. we've got boxing, women's football too, and cycling. that is all coming up on sports day at 6:30 with me 0llie foster. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. we have got some quite interesting movies. ready or not which is horror. we have the goldfinch, an adaptation ofa we have the goldfinch, an adaptation of a much loved book. and skin, jamie bell is a tattered white supremacist. ready or not, i haven't seen the film, but i saw the trailer. i feel that i seen the film, but i saw the trailer. ifeel that i have

the suv kept going through the sears and into the mall striking kiosks.mall, the largest shopping center in illinois. the driver of the suv was arrested. i want to check in with chris, who i imagine has been getting a lot of response from rudy giuliani today. that was an incredible interview last night. that was just incredible to watch. >> what was your takeaway, a. coop? >> i don't -- it's amazing to me how he contradicts himself. the moment where he says, you know, i didn't talk about biden. and then he goes, well, of co e course i talked to the president about this company that biden is associated with. i don't know that -- i think he thinks he comes off well in those things. >>, he do yes, he does. we know that because he went on fox to do a little clean-up and they watched the show and he was enjoying himself. i think he is often off his game but there is, in fact, a game afoot. within of the things i want to do tonight for audience is deconstruct what that game is. he has an agenda, he came with an agenda and i would argue more often than not he is

like all of us, i think as people remember today, those memories seared into your brain. >> forever. ground as it happened, risking their lives to save other lives, was just remarkable. and that, you know, that's one of the stories of that day. >> 184 people killed when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon on a morning that looked very much like this, right? a september morning like this. >> i remember speaking to a guy who went into the flames after the attack. a navy officer who was -- he said it was so hot his uniform melted on his skin. those are the heroes of that day. we'll keep talking about them. >> we'll hear from the president in a minute. >>> there is other news we're covering today. one story, nfl star antonio brown's former trainer accusing him of rape. the allegation coming in a civil lawsuit filed in florida on tuesday. brown has denied the accusations. >> those accusations come just days after the oakland raiders released brown following what can only be described as a tumultuous off-season. the star wide receiver just signed with the new england patr

we are located near sears. that, shots fired. >> shepard: you heard shots fired sir? >> yes. >> shepard: go on. >> and i heard about maybe three or four shots, at least four. people running and saying run, run, run. and then the security came. before the procedure, we put the gates down. then the mall security came by to tell those that didn't have the gates down to put the gates down. and then they ask shoppers to leave. then i saw the police and other state troopers with guns in their hand, looked like machine guns in their hand. they were asking people to leave. they're still around looking for the person. that's about it. the mall is quiet. everybody is down. >> shepard: do you know if shots were fired by a police or by a suspect? >> should be suspect. there was nobody around. there were no cops around at the time. >> shepard: i see. do you know if anybody was hurt? >> no, i didn't. i did see cops going with -- or some equipment, you know, that they were -- equipment. i was inside. we were supposed to go ou

. >>> we have developing news near sears point. a major four car collision has occurred. the has not in fact some victims. expect delays, no work on when the road will be reopened. >>> authorities have issued search warrants. today fbi agents searched the offices of the both owners, truth aquatics of santa barbara. there looking closely at the company's remaining boats investigators say 33 divers and a crewmember work trapped on the bottom deck bunk room. it is unlikely they were alive when they flames reached them. >> these people were sleeping. and when they were sleeping they would be breathing the carbon dioxide. most likely they did not know the fire was occurring. >> last night hundreds of people came out to an outdoor vigil. >>> in georgia for crew members are missing after this turned on its side. be determined it was dangerous to go further inside to look for the other four. with the ship, the golden ray, turned. it is not clear if it is still burning. >>> according to the chronicle the city wants to spend $2.5 billion for powerlines and infrastructure that serve

catcher sears project home tonight at 11 and we must get the troubled bay area housing market and the measures to bring about change. we will be right back. menthol juted mad flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco,pr c. >>> bad places to drop your phone, under the catcher behind the bed but how about off the side of a boat? an entire year after a man's phone when out of of the boat a stranger returned it to him. marshall found the phone off pompano beach in florida and he was searching for lobster after hurricane dorian and thankfully a fishing license tux behind the phone case was still in pristine condition. pictures on facebook helped marshall connect with the phone's owner.>> it he had a urine have to bury itself in the center of the reef and somehow, it ended up right in front of me.>> the phone ended up about 20 miles from where it fell into the ocean. owner says

investigators believe it started when the man drove through a sears storefront and continue to the interior part of all mall. incredibly nobody was injured. >>> the us will send military forces to saudi arabia. defense secretary said that both countries requested international support saying that the administration's goal is to send a clear message that the united states supports their partners in the region. this follows the announcement that sanctions have been in posed . >> these are the highest sanctions ever impose. it's too bad what is happening to iran. they are going to help. they are practically broke. they are broke. they could solve the problem very easily. all they have to do is stop with the terror. >> president donald trump said he's showing tremendous restraint not pursuing military options against iran. >>> here is a live look at capitol hill where house speaker nancy pelosi says that a new law should be passed to ensure that a sitting president can be indicted. the speaker said that all things considered that there's nothing in the constitution that prevents a president fro

this was seared into my brain. this is jennifer. >> we know her from this video, where she had her breathing tube taken out after receiving a double lung transplant. she what hha has had cystic fib whole life, and the joy, the relishing of being able to breathe on her own. >> we skyped with her. >> we did, with rob as well. >> she had quite the story. >> the story is continuing. the door is being answered by the family of lacy, the donor of the lungs she's using to breathe right now. she watch this little moment. >> hi. >> i like that. she says -- >> you look exactly the way -- >> so cute. it's nice the family of the donor got to hug her. >> it's amazing. they actually said they spent the day driving so they could spend some time with the family. they go on to say make sure you're up to date, are you a donor? it does change peoples lives. >>> we heard many warnings from south africa. carjackings are prevalent. hate to say it, we have two videos that show the problem in action. these guys here, they look like they'r

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and winter has come to the sears. squaw valley, seeing its first snowfall this evening. a dropped fresh powder at the upper elevations. there are even some snowflakes at the base. there could be more wet weather on the way. paul? >> the widespread rain chance was today. but hey, it rains. that is something around here. for us in the bay area, we have not had once been rainfall since the middle of may. it is a big deal for us. almost .5 inch of rain in castro valley. santa rosa, .11. san francisco .07. the rain has wrapped up for us. in the mountains, it is not. tomorrow sunshine throughout the day. wednesday morning, there it is. sonoma county, napa county, the best chance of seeing some widely scattered showers. they will not be widespread, but there is some on the radar for the north bay. i will have the full 7 day forecast, the final seven days of summer coming up. >>> officials say that the fire that consumed an adult school in san jose was an act of arson. it may be the final act oftroub this years of turmoil for the adult superstore downtown. we have what led up to

they all talked to me about feeling before but especially in the searing months and years after 9/11, that they were on the back foot. on that day, this is not over dramatized, everything changed. years of debate about armed drones, done. years of debate about raids in afghanistan, forget about raids, the cia will be first in with operatives, with money, technology, guidance and weeks of 9/11. forget about raids, the u.s. army will invade afghanistan. transition not only in resources but attitude was foundational. the cia director used to ask, i sat in on lightly threat briefings for years, we had 5 or 6 briefers training back and forth with another of my colleagues, opening with a threat briefing, a matrix of 10 or 20 threats, people who would write in threats, foreign security services tell us about a threat. intercepted communications where al qaeda talked about coming to the united states. i started those briefings and one of the things that was so evident that was spoken around those tables was a special concept. we anticipated a second wave, what we called the second wave for ye

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tonight, one of president obama's top advisors issues a searing criticism of the former vice presidentand later, rescue and recovery efforts are underway in the bahamas. thousands are still missing, and officials expect the death toll to continue to rise. britain ramps up efforts with the royal navy. officials also keeping an eye on china using this tragedy as a back door. we'll explain, and we investigate here plus, nfl quarterback drew brees facing criticism from the lgbtq community thanks to a promotional video, critics call it hatred. the organization firing back tonight. coming up. we start with kristin fisher with our stop story tonight, searing criticism for joe biden from one of president obama's top advisors. good evening, kristen. >> good evening, shannon. we are staying busy key democrats saying that it goes beyond gaffes, david axelrod's, top advisor in the obama administration, tweeted this. "it's one thing to have a well-earned rep for goofy, harmless gaffes. it's another if you seriously distort your own record. he joe biden is in danger of damaging this." shredded bite

that suv smashed its way through the entrance of this sears just behind me. what happened next, you'll see the video. you'll hear the screams. it was a terrifying scene of chaos inside this mall. >> yo, this is not happening right now. >> reporter: this morning investigators trying to piece together what led to this chaotic scene. a man plowing an suv through this suburban mall outside of chicago. >> there was no indication that this was a terrorist attack. there is no indication that this was something preplanned. no indication that the mall itself was a target. celerate through the doors. ckf >> reporter: the incident terrifying shoppers. some at first fearing the commotion was the result of an active shooter. >> first they said someone with a gun, so they really weren't sure what was going on. and then you go on the phone and get it right away that some clown was driving through the mall. >> reporter: 911 calls going out. >> a trailblazer driving through the mall right now, unknown injuries, unknown where he's at right now. >> reporter: as the woodfield ma

: the president said that for every american who lived through that date, "september 11 attack is searedr sole." a disagreement over iran's actions may have led to the departure were john bolton as national security advisor. bloomberg learned that they discussed using the sanctions for a meeting with iran

but it is something that is seared in to my soul. >> one of my co-workers ran out and she said to me, did you hear what happened. no. she goes the twin towers, they collapsed. >> i was on the 13th floor across the river from new york city. >> reporter: he was a key note speaker. he grew up in new york and shared his heart felt story to an audience including gold star moms, military and first responders and community members. >> reporter: also in attendance, he joined the marines and he is back from boot camp. he and his father say it is part of the reason he wants to fight for his country. >> i feel like i need serve. it is something i can't describe. >> very humbling and honorable he made the decision on his own and the fact he wants to serve and give back to his country. >> reporter: some say with the country being so divided is a good feeling to come together as one. >> remembering the 3,000 people who lost their lives 18 years ago. >> i watched the twin towers go up over years, a decade, and on 9/11 i watched them come down in seconds. >> reporter: this is one of the most well att