. > we went to the government hospital, somerset.kelly went for all appointments and then one night... after nine months... one night... benjamin was a bit late... a few days, > kelly-anne said... >> i think my water's broken. i'm a first time mom. i don't know what to expect, what it's supposed to look like... how i'm supposed to feel, but somehow i just knew that, >> okay... > we got immediately into the car and off we went to... > to somerset hospital. >> junaid's speeding down the m5 and i'm moving up and down >> across the seat. > when we got there i said to the nurse, my...my wife's water broke. she's in labor > and then they...okay. >> they basically put me in and i had to lie in bed, and they examined me and not much muni... communication, which i found surprising, but i didn't know what to expect, so i thought, okay, this is the norm at the hospital, and i just lay there and i cried and i...i called junaid and i asked him, what am i doing here? i don't want to be here. no one's taking care of me. the nurse had injected me wi

a frost advisory for somerset county into pennsylvania. this is it for their growing season. now by morning, sunny with a chilly start. a jacket is a good idea. 40s and 50s and by afternoon, sunny, milder, just gorgeous, high temperature 70 to 75 and winds light northwest at 10. so we're looking at a gorgeous day tomorrow, 74. and warmer, beautiful on wednesday. upper 70s and on thursday, still beautiful. nice again in the upper 70s. next seven days, thursday we're in the upper 70s. friday, upper 70s with sunshine and the weekend right now looks very nice. beautiful on saturday and sunday and in fact, we might touch 80 on sunday and warm, nice, temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80. when it's above average. we're not hot. it is just comfortable. >> it still feels like fall. >> no doubt. we like it, sir. >> yeah. all right, well you know the washington redskins rough start to the season. >> yeah,. >> they dug themselves quite a deep hole to start. is it time to hit that panic button? rg3 weighs in on the 0-3 start as i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brough

again, officials at somerset county airport confirm the crash of a large plane north of that airport, which is located about 80 miles to the southeast of the city of pittsburgh. we do not know whether that crash of that plane is related to what has become an obvious terrorist attack both here in new york city and in washington, d.c., at the pentagon. >> matt we just got late word that state department security officials are denying those reports of a car bomb at the state department. betsy stur isewart is at the c street entrance and she is one of our producers very familiar with the state department. the building has been evacuated. top officials are still believed to be in the operations center. those are highly secured areas in terms of penetration physically and otherwise. colin powell as andrea reported, was headed for lima peru, but has done a u-turn and is coming back. the president is on his way back. he'll have a national security council meeting we think probably around 11:30 or perhaps around noon. that is likely to take place either at andrews air force base or in some mor

it's still fairly rare well to attempt to do just that i'm now joined by geoffrey somerset associate professor of political economy at the university of wisconsin in milwaukee thank you very much for your time mr summers i know that you are a frequent guest here in moscow and you are on today you will be speaking on what the ways the world off to the end of american imperialism beach i think is the kind of topic that will certainly resonate with many people in moscow but i assume that for many americans it's not just a provocative topic some may perceive that as simply and patch are already on the part well you know i thought that patriotism is rather weak in the united states today but i think americans are very weary they're not particularly patriotic right now and they feel under a great deal of stress and so they're not really thinking in terms of patriotism in the way that they once did especially during the cold war now i think that there are a couple of words in the political science vocabulary imperialism being one of them that are sort of dirty i mean the ones who use them y

fashion show will feature designers and there will be live performances from sheryl crow and the somersetin its three decades macy's first class fashion show donated $30 million to hiv-aids services, prevention, and research. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn johnson. >> abc 7 news at 5:00. >> a house becomes home to a electrical scandal. a financial deal for the top school officials spurs talk of a recall. >> tragedy on the peninsula. a internet pioneer dies in a tragic accident. >> i'm sandhya patel. we'll be ending summer with rain. i'll let you know what part of the weekend you'll need umbrellas, coming up. >> good evening, i'm dan ashry. >> a spending scandal in a bay area school district tonight. >> the san carlos school board under fire forgiving a lon lone -- loen to the superintendent where br being approved. >>> craig baker is the one who got the money. the board insists there is no wrong doing here, right? >> that is correct. but you know as you said the lone would, the loen -- loan enabled the superintendent to buy a home in this lovely neighb

and one of the bell tollers, i might tell you is captain thomas dearborn and his crew from the uss somerset, which has been named in honor of flight 93. and they take part in lots of represents involving the flight 93 families. we're going to hear remarks from various dignitaries, including the new president of the families of flight 93. his name was gordon felt. he was until yesterday in charge of the federal advisory commission, but he stood aside from that, as has everybody on that commission, to take up a new role. and now that the money is in to build the memorial and the learning center and the visitor's center, it is the families who will take over the role of raising money to maintain this site. so we'll dip in now, and hear a few remarks being made here. >> dr. brent glass. following dr. glass will be in gordon felt who is also a commissioner and the president of the families of flight 93. dr. glass. >> good morning. secretary jewel, superintendent ryanbald, gorrdy felt, friends, colleagues, it is an honor to participate in today's ceremony -- >> reporter: what happened on flight 9

officials at somerset county airport are confirming the crash of a large plane north of the airport.was no way to definitively connect what happened to that plane to what had already happened in new york city and washington. at that moment. >> we do not know whether that crash of that plane is related to what has become an obvious terrorist attack. >> but i think it would be fair to say that none of us believed in ridiculous coincidences. so we all assumed at that point that it would be too great a coincidence for a fourth commercial airliner to be involved in a catastrophic event, and not be connected. we didn't know the story. we didn't know that what turned out to be within of the most dramatic stories of that entire day. >> at the time we didn't know about the heroism of the passengers and how they had prevented that attack from taking place. we later learned that the plane, the hijackers were heading to the nation's capital. >> think how catastrophic that would have been if they had been able to pull off the white house or the capitol. thank god for all the brave people on unite

. >> authorities at the somerset county airport confirm a large plane crash about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. you've got to assume that it's related to all of these goes on. >> i told brian, i said, this is the lord's doing and i'm going to trinity church. he said, look, i'm coming with you. and together we grabbed each other's hand and we just started to run. surprising enough not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >>that's where stanley broke down and he looked at me and he said, this man saved my life. and i said to stanley, i think maybe you saved my life, too. he said, you know, i think that tower could go down. i said, there's no way. that's steel. that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creaking. and the building started to implode. it kail down like a pancake effect. >> major collapse in one of the towers. >> which tower? >> tower two. >> tower two. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> we set up to do live within a minute or t

somerset 25 residents had to be rescued in an operation that began yesterday. egypt's ousted leader mubarak was transferred to a military hospital in august. he is facing charges related to the deaths of some 900 protesters during a 2011 uprising. >>> a showdown over the budget. just two weeks ago before a possible, i should say another government shutdown on october 1st and the gulp between the democrats and republicans are as big as ever. >> congress needs to pass a budget and not attach politicalpolitical motivated riders on their coatdale tails. >> you into ed to make reforms that begin to involve the spending problem that washington has. >> how does this get resolved? the director of the american values institute joins us. ron longine. thank you both for talking to me. alexis washington, obviously, has a huge betting problem. we don't need boeh ener to spell it out for us. >> i would agree with you, i think washington does not have a big spending problem. i think the challenge is we are having the same debate, the same conversation about debt limit, contin

in somerset, massachusetts, it starts where the fluffy marshmallow spread was invented. fluff barbecue. fluff doughnuts. there's no fluff wrestling yet. fans of the festival, fluff gear really flows. there is a fluff hair salon. >> no. >> celebrities show up, like susan olson, cindy brady. she goes there because she can't get fluff on the west coast. in the parade, with fluffy floats. and the culmination is the crowning of the fluff pharaoh. there he is from last year. >> that's a lot of fluff. >> it -- you pour this on top of your beer. beer is not made of it. it's a topping. >> thank you for clarifying. >> eating the fluff. >> how can he do the weather with that fluff? >> i don't know. >>> this is what disturbed me about that story. how can there be no fluff wrestling? >> i know. >> how in the world could you have a wonderful thing without fluff wrestling? >> you should get involved. >> i'm just saying. >> completely wrong. >> completely wrong. folks, get it together. what the fluff needs fluff wrestling. >>> let's go. george agrees, i think. >> no, i don't. >> okay. i

somerset reportedly going 20 feet high in the air. record rain in portland and seattle.l low off the coastline. it brought storm after storm to the area this weekend. unfortunately, there is more rain in the forecast today. not just a little bit. talking about two to four inches on the border line, back through seattle today. of course the winds are gusting high with this thing as well. the reason for that. this is a cold system, not only bringing rain but cold temperatures. you get the warm air east of denver,io degrees. we see those strong wednesday. they report winds as high as 75 miles per hour over the weekend. that was the west coast. what are we expecting today? anywhere from ohio valley through texas. a front starting to make its way east. it is dissipating. almost hard to find here. a couple sprinkles out of this guy. pretty much the big story, it is. beautiful weather, 70s, looking for '80s today. hey, it gets better. >> no story a good story. >> thank you, deed ra. >> i'm looking forward to any good weather. i'll take it. we have positive energy. coming up on

she was originally from the down where i live, small town, somerset. and i've known she and her family for all of my adult life. we are here before you today to present h.j. res. 59, the continuing resolution that would keep the government operating following september 30, the end of the current fiscal year. and we are here before you to seek appropriate rule to provide for the timely consideration of this legislation. time is running out. and the house must take up and pass this bill as soon as possible. this c.r. is a mechanism to keep the doors of the government open after current appropriations bills expire september 30. the pace of this c.r. is clean. containing no controversial writer. it's short term and to prevent a catastrophic government shutdown, which were all dedicated to trying to prevent. hj are as last until december 15 of this year, total of 76 days. it provides funding for an annualized rate of 986.3 billion. that's about the same rate as the current post sequestration funding level that miner scorekeeping adjustments. there are some

mark from somerset county said obamacare is the great first step, but the next step is repeal. because his preums are going up 43%. francis from beaver county, pennsylvania, told me her hours were reduced to 29 hours per week, and she's been informed by her employer she can't participate in the corporate health insurance plan because obamacare prohibits it. paul works in an auto parts store. his annual costs are going up 16%. these problems weren't supposed to happen. yet the president guarantees if you like your health care plan you can keep it. when you buy a product, when you buy a product with a guarantee, that doesn't work, we take it back to the store and get a refund. the good news is there is a new product we can shop for. last week we introduced the american health care reform act. it's the new product. this proposal would lower health care costs by allowing americans to purchase coverage across state lines and enable small businesses to pool together to increase their pige power. it provide tax fairness for people who purchase their own insurance and provides the same