>> the smithsonian national museum of african american opens september try forth. -- september 24. we will be live with the dedication, which includes remarks by president obama and founding museum director. this is american history tv, only on c-span 3. created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. week, american artifacts visits museums and historic places. we travel to somerset county, pennsylvania, to visit the flight 93 memorial and take a tour. the memorial is the final resting place of 40 passengers and crew. this program is just under an hour. schaeffer and i'm a park ranger at flight 93 national memorial. we will be looking inside the visitor center which was dedicated in 2015. we are standing out at the end of the flight path overlook. we are standing on the shadow of the flight path flight 93 would have been on. the reason we are standing here is because this orientation for visitors is central to the design of the visitor center itself. the walls shield the visitors view of the landscape aroun

in september, but it's only been a 50-50 split on whether the month was president oba o t duri of september through december, the trends have been more positive. s&p 500 has gained over 4% on of the time.g t health care stocks are among the better performers. meanwhile, energy is among the lagging. now, remember, we're talking average numbers here and time frames do matter. september though remember, filled with potential, market moving like jobs data in the u.s. a debate later in the month and opec so when it comes to september, the avere numbers could suggest it could be an uneventful month, but that cou >> as we mentioned earlier, friday is the august jobs report and many believe that is the number the fed is looking at. adp said private companies added 177,. that was in line with the 175,000 estimates. steve liesman takes a look at what might happen after friday. >> if the jobs numbe right, does the fed have to hike? that's the question on wall . the wall street looking for 180 jobs at a rate at 4.8%, a key indicator for the report, adp national report came in right on target, showing p

today and every day, we remember september 11, 2001. first i want to acknowledge the families of the 40 gathered here today and the thousands of other family members who lost. none of us would want to trade places with you, but we honor your sacrifice and those that do their lives for the rest of us. we are gathered today among friends and neighbors, visitors, and dedicated public servants to join in remember. i want to give a particular thanks to the public servants, steve in jeff who are the superintendents of this marvelous new park site. to the men and women who wear the green and grey of the park service who tell america's stories. the painful, joyful, and those that help us paint a brighter picture by learning from the lessons of the past. also, our elected officials. you have difficult jobs. you are on the iron . we are an election season and we know that is difficult. the same to governor wolf. couldorry governor will not be here, here is with his family where he needs to be. we could not have this beautiful, appropriate remembr

today marks the 15th anniversary of the september terrorist -- september 11 terrorist attacks on americaricans lost their lives in new york, the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania. we honor the victims of the senseless acts and their loved ones. we honor those who charged into the flames to help their fellow americans. and we honor those who risk or have given their lives since the -- in the fight to ensure we remain free from future attacks. we are afforded a unique perspective after 15 years, one of innocence lost, but american

linn county supervisors must those votes take place september 6th and september 12th. iowa senator chuck grassley says he's trying to better understand what caused a huge increase in the cost of epipens. he and two other u-s senators wrote a letter asking for more information from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. last week, we told you how mylan had hiked the price of the lifesaving drug by about 400 percent. mylan responded with ways to cut the 600 dollar price tag for the brand name version. it also introduced a generic epipen for 300 those changes aren't good enough. some new research suggests staring at your phone may be healthier for you than you think. stay with tv9. it's ---. immigration. as abc's kenneth moton reports the gop nominee made a trip to mexico before delivering some tough words on his immigration policy. this morning, donald trump's signature campaign promise.... sot donald trump we will build border / and mexico will pay for the wall...cheers in phoenix, it was back to the core and tough immigration stance that propelled the gop nomi

in remembrance of the september 11th attacks 15 years ago. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: at ground zero in new york a thousand people including victims' families, dignitaries and politicians march marked 15 years since 9/11. >> this is a country, we're never more united. >> reporter: readings and additional singers were added for this milestone year. may you always do for others. ♪ and let them do for you. ♪. >> reporter: the day started with the traditional moment of silence. a bagpipe prosession played under overcast skies. tolling bells filled the air. >> my dad vincent d'amadeo worked in the north tower. >> reporter: relatives read the names of those killed in the terror attacks. >> and my sister, maria, it's been 15 years since i have seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. >> reporter: in washington d.c. the american flag was unfurled over the side of the pentagon in the exact spot where the plane hit, killing 125 people. president obama thanks the men and women who have served the country since the attacks. >> thanks to thei

an advocate for september 11th families. and co-founder of the 9/11 tribute center. >> when i had the coat, i could hug it. where his son's coat and helmet are now on display. jonathan and my buddies are difficult. >> reporter: 9 months after the world trade center attacks the site had been cleared. except for one nearly 60-ton beam. by then, covered with the names and photos and drawings of the people who had done the clearing. and just as it had each time human remains were found. activity at ground zero stopped when that last column was removed. and reverently borne away. but when the 9/11 memorial museum opened in 2014, 12 years later, there it was -- the building built around it. when you go there, it all comes if you lived in new york city. a sickness almost. >> john was a music and dance king. >> reporter: you're haunted again by the faces of the lost. all of the smiling people whose stories have to be told for them here. what you are looking at here is called impact steel. this is where 9/11 begins. >> reporter: o gr

this year, it was on september 11, 2001. the members of congress were invited to the white house where they were going to enjoy a couple of hundred pounds of tenderloin served on the menu. after the events began to unfold that morning, and they realized they were evacuating washington, d.c., and the barbecue was canceled. a lot of the food that was prepared for the barbecue was sent to the rescue workers and to provide support at the pentagon. the invitation came to us from a staffer and his son planning to attend the barbecue that evening. when you first come inside the visitor center, you will notice there are these tall black walls and the pattern is very similar to the walls on the exterior of the visitor center. when flight 93 crashes here, the thousands of gallons of jet fuel that incinerate on impact scorched 80-100 hemlock trees. this black against the wall is symbolic of the charring of those trees. it is tying you back to the story constantly as you are moving through the site. whether you recognize that or not, th

as to take september off the table, i think september is still on the table. because at some stage the federal reserve has got to prove that they are willing to look beyond the short-term momentum of the economy and the level of interest rates relative to the level of the economy and a lot of fed members have been talking about the dangers of keeping persist abnormally low interest rates in causing asset bubbles and so forth so this looks like the economy is motoring along perfectly healthy, unemployment below 5%, inflation moving up. they ought to move higher now to give them a chance to lower rates when they need to. because this is not an environment in which you should have an abnormal monetary policy. we have a very abnormal monetary policy. >> tom, what do you think is going on with the productivity numbers? >> yeah. look, you know, this is -- it's a much bigger conversation than i can get into the sound bite that probably this time amount requires. but what i would say is this, if you think about it from t the perspective of hours, right, just think abo

all september 9-16 will receive a special receive a special commemorative t-shirt. anyone 17 or older who is in general good health and meets good health and meets eligibility requirements can donate and walk-ins are also welcome. the entire process takes about an hour. milwaukee police -- need your help tracking down these robbers who held up several resturants. these two are suspected of robbing three milwaukee diners wednesday morning. surveillance cameras captured two of the suspects at the dennys at 27th and howard. they also hit the -- george webb restaurant on oakland near locust -- and another denny's on brown deer road... police say -- three people were involved -- two men and a woman.. you can see -- the robbers wore black hoodies and bandanas covering their faces -- but if you know anything -- police want to hear from you. brookfield central choir director charged with theft, accused of stealing thousands last year after he admitted to taking the money.olson was responsible for collecting and managing funds for choir activities. according to a criminal co

september 24. live from 8:00 a.m. eastern with sights and sounds leading up to the opening ceremony and we will be live from the dedication which includes remarks from president obama and founding director of the museum, lonnie bunch. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> each week, american history " visitserican artifacts historic museums and places. next, we travel to pennsylvania to visit the flight 93 national memorial and take a tour of the visitor center, which details the events of september 11, 2001. the memorial is the final resting place of 40 passengers and crew whose decisive actions prevented for al qaeda hijackers a united airlines 757 into the likely target, the u.s. capitol building. this program is just under an hour. adam: i am adam shaffer and i'm a park ranger at flight 93 national memorial. we will be looking inside the visitor center, which was dedicat

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today and everyday, we remember september 11, 2001. first, i want to acknowledge the families of the 40 that are gathered here today. of otherhousands family members of those who lost their lives. you have known the terrible pain of loss. none of us would want to trade places with you, but we honor your sacrifice and those that gave their lives for the rest of us. we are gathered today among friends and neighbors, visitors and dedicated public servants to join in remembering. i want to give a particular thanks to the public service. steve and jeff, the superintendents of this wonderful new national park site , to the men and women who wear the green and gray of the national park service that tell america's stories, the painful ones, the joyous ones, and those that help us shape a brighter future by learning from the lessons of the past. also, our elected officials who are on stage and in the audience, thank you for your service. you have difficult jobs. you are on the firing line. you are in the election season. we know it is difficult

it's thursday, september 1, 2016. "world wide exchange" begins right now. . >> good morning, welcome to "world wide exchange." i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you from me also. it's throw back thursday. throwing it back with summer theme classics. i don't know the difference of the tunes, but i like them. still upbeat. still warm here. september is raining in the uk. >> it's always raining in the uk, isn't it? >> often. >>> before we get to the markets. if you missed donald trump's highly anticipated speech. let's catch you up on what happened. self declared softening on the immigration issue to where to be found. instead, trump, recommitted to hard line policy including mass deportation after repeating horrifies taels of murders and rains committed by undocumented immigrants. trump said anyone who leaves the u.s. illegally would be subject to deportation. >> we are going to trip it will number of ice deportation offices. within ice, i am going to create a new special deportation task force focus

>> we are looking at the september 11 collection. the collection represents all three of the attack sites. we have here shanksville, pennsylvania. and in the middle we have the pentagon. and on the far right we have the world trade center. >> how did you get these pieces? sentcent curators -- we curators to each one of the sites used after each of the attacks occurred. curators spent time looking at three specific focal points. they looked at the attacks themselves, the recovery effort, and the first responders. they chose to focus on three elements of the september 11, because otherwise it would have been far too enormous to cover. it is very emotional to separate the story from what was happening. with those three, they were able to create a representative story. >> some of these pieces unveiled for the first time with interesting stories. from the pentagon, a note.tell us about this note. >> we were contacted by a donor. they had a very interesting story. frank worked at the pentagon. when the attacks occurred, they both met at a

i go back if it happens -- >> saying september. >> my mom says -- >> says 55% chance in september. >> i think it's 53%. >> but -- >> and so if they raise rates in a couple of weeks, how much does the stock market get hit? >> i think it gets hit not at all. it's attempt error. studies show in the show it's a positive, because they're raising rates because the economy is strengthening. it would be positive for the market. >> and, judge, your point which is well taken, is, if we're offsides, if the market is thinking the exact opposite of what happens on that second day when they make the announcement. >> yeah. >> then we'll see that 3% to 5% decline like that. we will see it. it will come back. but we will see that, and we always say, oh, it will come back, and this could have been -- and could be -- one of the times when it doesn't, depending what other things are out there. so, i mean, i'm not saying that -- that i think it's going to go in september. i don't think they're going to go until december and we'll see. >> it's less important. do they go. what's more important, what is the

17 and public on september 7. but, again, everyone saying what a tragedy here and just to see this loss of life and for this man's wife and children. that's the latest in ellicott city back to you in the studio. >> all right. we want to turn now to heat wave as we look live outside. we saw record-breaking temperatures today and the word is, it is not over yet. gwen gwen is here with a first look at weekend forecast, hey, gwen. >> hi, tony, we could break records as i said again tomorrow we'll be keeping an eye on the thermometer definitely and yes we broke two records today and record yesterday also. let's look at maps. temperature-wise 83 in d.c. and same dulles. 81 baltimore while we have 75 mar tipsburg and 81 leonardtown and 2 fredericksburg. here's a look at current dew points. big factor once we get to this weekend. hot, sticky and humid is what it will be. right now those two due point into the 70s across the board and earlier there were 60s down here. that's not happening any more and here's what it feels

you could have sold 52.5, september put, about 40 cents, use the proceeds to buy the september 27.5 call for 55 cents. your net debit is 15 cents. between 52.5 and 57.5 on september expiration, all you lose that is 15 cents. >> still bullish? >> here's the thing that stock moved above 60 for a short period of time. at that point you probably wanted to be quick and take some of that risk off. the risk of that trade is really that short put. and then possibly sell a higher strike call to turn it into a vertical call spread. that's how i like to trade risk reversals. you don't want to leave that short put out there too long. >> last week bearish calls on retail, take a listen. >> i think you're going to basically fail, you're stuck in all this. then it's going to basically break this trend. and head lower. whether you look at it short-term or long-term, not good action, not good relative action. >> december 45 puts. spend a little less than $2, $1.91. >> nice trade. so now what? >> well -- i would think it trends lower. this is just -- it doesn't act well. that's an unscientific phrase but

it's september and this really affect the holiday season? >> there are long supply chains and this is the beginning of shipping is happening. so this does have the potential effect on the holiday shopping season, certainly black friday. but hopefully we won't get to a point where that becomes a concern. >> reporter: south korean officials are expecting a two to three month delay in some cases but reena, they are enlisting the help of other shipping companies and deploying up to 20 replacement vessels to minimize these delays. >> ninan: mireya thanks, coming up, 9/11 tribute in the nfl in this the first football sunday at safelite, we know how busy life can be. these kids were headed to their first dance recital... ...when their windshield got cracked... ...but they couldn't miss the show. so dad went to the new safelite-dot-com. and in just a few clicks, he scheduled a replacement... ...before the girls even took the stage. safelite-dot-com is the fast, easy way to schedule service anywhere in america! so you don't have to miss a thing. y'al

the september meeting is our "september thyca awareness walk" on thursday, september 1 at new bo city market, 1100 3rd street se, cedar rapids, ia 52401. registration at 5:00 pm. the cause of thyroid cancer is poorly understood, but may involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors. some people have no symptoms. others may notice a lump in the neck. saturday's kinnick stadium reserve deputy. timothy draper faces charges of theft, impersonating a public official, and going armed with a dangerous weapon while intoxicated. he's 26. police found draper inside kinnick stadium on saturday night. they say he was drunk, was carrying a loaded gun, and was wearing a deputy's badge from the black hawk county sheriff's department. police in cedar falls say draper stole the badge from a reserve deputy who lived in a building where draper did maintenance work. draper turned himself into police in cedar falls yesterday. are filing an appeal. right now he's in jail after violating his probation when he and his mother ran away to mexico. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the

priya: we have to see a number of 200 or so for september to be and at the fed hikes in september, then the question of what is the rate of pike? if you look at pricing over the next year, we have less the one rate price hiked income so that the federal hike in september, does the fed end up hiking like they hike over the next year? that is what will make that front end go higher. i would say that [indiscernible] is more important for the two-year treasure and the front and. joe: you mention the front end of the yield curve, but i'm curious, what sensitivity do you see to the fed from the long end of the yield curve? -- can the fed move the long end and what would it take to get this long term trends? : i am looking at five or 10 basis points. it is u.s. interest rates are so high yielding lend you compare it to global development bonding, so when you look at where bonds are, u.s. 10 year at 160 will look attractive but it the fed does hike in september or november, you can get a little bit of pressure and what changes the trend and what makes me bearish on the treasury curve? i think i

eastern, we get to the september 11 ceremony at the pentagon.t 10:00, will be in sync still, pennsylvania for the 9/11 commemoration. we will then return to new york for the remainder of that sermon. 9/11 on anniversary of c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. earlier today, c-span capitol hill producer craig kaplan caught up with house of provisions greater after a republican conference meeting on options to fund the government passed the september 30 deadline. >> gives a chance to put together possible a provisions bills to pass. that is the power of the purse. congress deciding how money is spent or not spent. that is the essential power of the purse. if we do a cr until march, two are putting on the power of the purse. -- punting on the power of the purse. >> any chance you might move next week to jam the senate and move expeditiously to maximizing leverage? that decision to the leadership on the house and senate sides. >> would you be in favor of that? what?favor of >> maximizing leverage. putting the bill on the floor next week? >>

we will know in september.ark: we are literally 90 minutes away from the end of the friday session. every single industry group rising today. part by the small jobs report, up a third of 1%. since1.4%, highest level may, we are rising for the second consecutive week, led by basic resources and utilities. that's get to individual movers, europe's busy -- biggest hotel operator will probably not meet the 2016 forecast given currency industry backdrop. current industry backdrop. ayman foster, the u.k. energy services company, raised by bank of america merrill lynch, a price target increase of 60% to 925, raised earnings estimates, next year, the year after, new -- i cannot say it, a new strategy, shares up 5.9%. u.k. construction, the beat , it is still.2 negative but an increase from 45.9, above economist estimates. that was the biggest monthly 2013,ince november throwing yesterday's pmi manufacturing number, it highlights the resilience of the u.k. economy post-brexit. let's check in on the news. vladimir putin

september is simply too soon.an i talk about some of the brighter aspects of today's data? tighter 4.3%ere from the first iteration of 2% and there was the contraction spending which was more than forecast. it rose to a positive number from a negative number. carl: this all factors into this longer-term view which i think yellen espouses. i do not want to speak on her behalf but i am interpreting that we are moving in the right direction. the fed is looking for 2% growth this year or at least they were the last time they updated their economic projection. we have to have very strong growth on the back half of this year, something close to 3% growth to hit that target and we are likely falling short. construction is going to add a little bit. the factory sector is not doing well at all, and consumer spending looks good but not great. this is not an economy that is begging for a rate hike. vonnie: the better union labor costs well lead to infection? news that is good labor numbers are starting to build as they shoul

monday, september 19th from 8 to 10 pm.. and sunday, september 25th from 7 to 9 pm. toss to weather... 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) 3 today: lots of sunshine with clouds slowly increasing in the afternoon. highs in the upper 70s, a little above- average. little breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.tonight: clouds returning with rain by morning. lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.week ahead: scattered showers and a few isolated storms remain on tuesday with most seeing less than a half inch of rain. upper 70s on tuesday cooling to the upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. rain chance returns going into the sunshine with clouds slowly increasing in the afternoon. highs in the upper 70s, a little above-average. little breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph. tonight: clouds returning with rain by morning. lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. week ahead: scattered showers and a few isolated storms remain on tuesday with most seeing less than a half of rain. upper 70s on tuesday cooling to the upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. r

children lost a parent in the september 11th attacks. for many the trauma has followed them well into adulthood. 15 years later, brook silverbranga caught up. >> reporter: before he moved from new jersey he long did what he avoided visited his father's name at the memorial. >> i just stood there for a while and let it come out. it was like now i can go. finally helped him make peace with his father's death was 12 years after 9/11. we first talked to matt as the first anniversary approached. he was a rebellious 15-year-old with big plans. >> i had my dream of being a doctor the i know my dad wanted me to succeed. would be happy to see me grow up and go through medical school and pass all my classes and whatnot and make a lot of money and be happy. >> reporter: how did that dream turn out >> reporter: today dr. van auken in his final year of medical residency. but his reasons for practicing medicine have changed. instead of a lucrative specialty he decided to become a family doctor. >> the moments of healing after my father's passing were

organization number 11 in the 14 day time that is going to end with september the 20. how would he like to work in an organization that reorganizes almost daily? when he had assigned on the 19th . lunch they will go on to say the commanding general gave me a map showing the roads and streams between lookout mountain and the chickamauga river and a general description of our position. the map that long street refers to is probably a portion of the principal amount that was in braxton bragg's headquarters at the time. this is plate number 48 in the official records at less. and i know on this screen, it's not possible to see all of the details of the map. he says he was given a map showing the rosen streams between lookout mountain here on the left edge of the map and chickamauga river or creek, which is here. and more probably something just like this. the papers at the southern historical collection at the university of north carolina chapel hill, there are a series orthese snippets off of this a similar confederate map and that is probably what long street was given.

the september 11th attacks. for many the trauma has followed them well into adulthood. 15 years later, brook silverbranga caught up. >> reporter: before he moved from new jersey he long did what he avoided visited his father's name at the memorial. >> i just stood there for a while and let it come out. now i can leave. >> reporter: the visit that finally helped him make peace with his father's death was 12 years after 9/11. we first talked to matt as the first anniversary approached. he was a rebellious 15-year-old with big plans. >> i had my dream of being a doctor the i know my dad wanted me to succeed. would be happy to see me group and go through medical school and pass all my classes and whatnot and make a lot of money and be happy. >> reporter: how did that dream turn out? >> it turned out. >> reporter: today dr. van auken in his final year of medical residency. but his reasons for practicing medicine have changed. instead of a lucrative specialty he decided to become a family doctor. my father's passing w

tom: i want to look at september as you wander into september 2.is the level of financial instability within the greater chinese debt system? i do not trust the pmi, i do not trust tom orlik, i do not even trust the woman in the food court in the beijing office. what is the financial instability of china? one measure that you can look at if you do not believe me or the pmi or the woman in the food court, money market rates. the concern on instability in china, china's money market rates have stayed low and stable, seven-day repo rate not moving far from a low and stable level anytime over the last year. risks are you that growing, but the government has liquidity management tools to control them for now. tom: if i look at shanghai , telling me the government is manipulating the short-term market, is that an appropriate statement? tom: i think manipulating is a little strong. i would put it that despite capital outflows and chinese banks being overextended, vice corporate being stressed, the people of china maintain a sophisticated tools to manage l

the september sizzle rolls on. and today was a record broker. >> that's right.lenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now to tell us if any relief is in sight. don't see it behind you, glenn. >> no, it's not on the map there, and it's not on the weather map a little bit farther to the west. we'll have to wait until sunday to see any kind of significant relief. 90 in philadelphia right now. we set the record with 95 degrees today. 91 in wilmington. 96 in dover. and of course, it's all about the combination of the heat and humidity. what's dover's heat index? 108. wilmington 97. mount holly 98. atlantic city 100. that's how it feels. let's see how it feels in other parts of delaware. talleyville 101. marshallton 104. harmony hills 100. farther to the south, there's dover at 109. that's a different site in dover. felton, 100. lewis, 103 at the beach. bethany beach. 105. that's not any relief. same story as we had yesterday. so it's hot all night tonight. temperatures barely get below 80 degrees in philadelphia. there could be a shower or thunderstorm in some of the penns

morning.in the days following september 11-th... hundreds of donors stood in line for hours to donate blood.in fact.. bloodcenter was asked to send 500 units of blood to new york city. today- a phone bank of first responders representing multiple departments will able to thank them for their service... and schedule a donation appointment. appointment.donors can call 1-877-be-a-hero (877-232-4376) from seven until ten this morning. coming up on the cbs 58 morning news - a day for the do! dogs! we look ahead to "wagfest" next! 3 and - a search for answers in nasa is on an ambitious mission. asteroid hunter. it will take a two year trip to the astroid "ben-nu" -- that scientists believe holds ?keys to life on earth.?the astroid is made of the same raw materials... that went into building the sun and planets.it's also on nasa's list of ?potentially hazardous asteroids?-- meaning it could one day ?possibly? hit earth. the mission--- if successful-- will take seven years. 3 officials in russia are trying to figure out... why a river start

the victims of september 11th.ttle seahawks linked arms during the national anthem. a toned-down protest from what the team originally planned and others held their fists in the air and others knelt during the national anthem. cl colin kaepernick started protesting over social media. the san francisco 49ers will play tomorrow at levi stadium and is encouraging authorities to secure the game, after threatening to not. you can follow the developments tomorrow on air and online. >>> tesla says there will be a significant upgrade to version eight set to go live. the tesla ceo said it could prevent the crash like the one that killed a florida man. the camera didn't register the white side of a truck in front of the car. the old version of tesla's auto pilot require both the radar and the camera to agree the car the brake. >>> still to come a big change in the forecast for your work week. >> that's right, in fact, i'm tracking the system diving out of the pacific northwest. it is going to cool us in a big way. we're back

it's 5 o'clock on september city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another sunny day from start to finish. highs will generally be in the upper 70s northeast and lower 80s southwest. rain should approach

the september meeting is cancelled. instead, we will have our "september thyca awareness walk" on thursday, september 1 at new bo city market, 1100 3rd street se, cedar rapids, ia 52401. registration at 5:00 pm. the cause of thyroid cancer is poorly understood, but may involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors. some people have no symptoms. others may as a sheriff's deputy at saturday's kinnick stadium concert stole the badge from a reserve deputy. timothy draper faces charges of theft, impersonating a public official, and going armed with a dangerous weapon while intoxicated. he's 26. police found draper inside kinnick stadium on drunk, was carrying a loaded gun, and was wearing a deputy's badge from the black hawk county sheriff's department. police in cedar falls say draper stole the badge from a reserve deputy who lived in a building where draper did maintenance work. draper turned himself into police in cedar falls yesterday. a new campaign ad for iowa senator chuck grassley says he has the best at

>> we're looking at the september 11 collection here. the collection represents all .hree of the attack sites we have here shanksville, pennsylvania, and in the middle, on the the pentagon, and far right, we have the world trade center. >> how did you get these pieces? >> we sent curators to each of the attack sites soon after the attacks occurred. the curators spent their time looking at three specific collecting focal points. looked at the attacks themselves, the recovery effort, and the first responders. they chose to focus on just three elements of the september otherwise it would have been far too in or mr. try to capture. it's very emotional to be able to just separate the story from what was happening. it would have been very difficult, but with those three, they were able to really create a representative story about what happened on that day. making of these pieces an unveiling for the first time with interesting stories from the pentagon, a note. tell us about this note. >> yes, we were contacted by the donor. they had a very i

everyone.it's monday, september 12-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe. hope you had a wonderful weekend!a packers win ?plus? a beautiful day yesterday.so what can we expect as we start the new work and school week? 3 ... tracking your temperatures at this hour is meteorologist justin thompson gee. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: lots of sunshine with clouds slowly increasing in the afternoon. highs in the upper 70s, a little above- average. little breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.tonight: clouds returning with rain by morning. lows in the lower ahead: scattered showers and a few isolated storms remain on tuesday with most seeing less than a half inch of rain. upper 70s on tuesday cooling to the upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. rain chance returns going into the weekend. 3 breaking news this morning--- crews are on the scene of a buisness fire in milwaukee.the fire department was called to the scene around 3:30 this deer road.our crew is there and says the buisness appears to be "kangaroo mke" which is an arcade located in a