the citizens of somerset county, shankesville, got there first. some saw the plane, they heard the plane, and then the local fire department were there before the authorities. the fbi certainly came in, took over the site. in two weeks they say they found, gathered 95% of the plane. all in small pieces. one of the things that happened conspiracy theory started, still , people that say they plane -- say that the airplane didn't crash in shankesville. some is because the early witnesses said there was nothing there. we didn't see anything. they didn't mean nothing. they were looking for big plane parts and expected to see pieces of the fuselage or the wings. the biggest piece they found was the size of the hood of a car. a piece over the fuselage. the heaviest piece found down a hill was a thousand pound part of an engine fan. everything else was shattered into debris. that is what stunned those people. as for people, they were also looking for first survivors. weren't any of those. the bodies, there weren't any of those. talked to the county corone

representative mike reese from somerset county introduce aid bill to how hotels and restaurants to sell bottles of distill liquor. it follows inact. of act 39 which state lawmakers passed back in june. you know it opened up wine and beer sales to more businesses throughout the state of pennsylvania. >>> trump hotels has reached a settlement over recent data breaches, new york attorney general says that the trump hotel collection will pay 50,000-dollar fine, the company will also beef up its data security, after breaches exposed more than 07,000 credit card numbers and other personal information. authorities say cot knew by june of 2015 that hotels in new york, miami, chicago, honolulu, las vegas and toronto had been compromise budd failed to notify customers for four months. >>> national the retail federation says that halloween 2016 is sure to be a treat for retailers. a new poll out saying that americans will spend $8.4 billion on the fall

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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 around us. and the enormity of the landscape. and only frame the flight path as you approach the entrance. as you are coming off the parking lot, you have to walk the flight path this plane was on just before it crashed. one of the first things visitors notice as they are walking the flight path is the timestamps that are embedded in the ground. this timestamp represents the first plane striking the north tower in new york city at 8:46

neighbors in somerset park are still in shock and disbelief. they seemed like your average normal family. stefane torres woke up to police cars and crime tape covering her block... when she heard police were investigating the murder of her 30- year-old neighbor... her heart sunk. the three month old, he's never gonna know his mom but in pictures. not have me (crying). police say a man called them around 5 in the morning... asking for medical help... when they arrived... they found a 30-year- old woman dead from what looked like a stab wound. the caller was still at the home... and police arrested him for murder. the three children were taken by child protective services. it was just heart breaking (wipes a tear) , just heart breaking because you know if they were my kids i wouldn't know, i'd just be holding them because they need someone to love them. gonna be pretty quiet for a long time because you know it's a devestating event. again...the man facing charges for this murder is 48-year-old michael kaplan. police are calling this a domestic mu

. >> this sunday on "american artifacts" before the flight 93 memorial in a somerset to hear the eventsisitors,ptures how how people have been drawn to this site hours after the time of the crash, over the last 15 years. quotee top you have a that was written on a tribute piece left here at the flight 93 crashed site at one of the early temporary memorials. if we come to the exhibited case, these words are on this photo of a quilt that had been stitched together. of the los ruda angeles city fire department wrote these words. in an early planning meeting, where they were trying to decide what would happen with this memorial, this quote was preamble to aa larger mission statement for what it would be -- what it would become. when you are walking the flight path from the visitors center as we did in the beginning, you notice a common field one day. that is where that comes from, a tribute i don't left in these fields. >> watch the entire program on the flight 93 national memorial sunday at 6:00 p.m. and chemical p.m. eastern time on american history tv. next panel of scholars compares pas

. >> this sunday, we tour the flight 93 national memorial in somerset. a preview. the stories of september 11, 2001. here is a preview. >> this captures how people have been drawn to this site from hours within hours after the time of the crash over the last 15 years. at the top, you have a quote written on a tribute piece that was left here at the flight 93 crash site at the early temporary memorials. coming over here to the exhibit case, the words you saw at the top of the exhibit case are on stitchedo of a quilt together. of the los angeles fire department wrote these words. they were trying to decide what would happen. as aquote was identified preamble to a larger mission statement about what it would become here. we came from outside the visitor noticed where it comes from, a tribute item left tribute inds as a 2003. >> watch the entire program sunday at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern time here on american history tv. at makes itn radio easy to continue to follow the 2016 election wherever you are. it is free to download from the apple app store o

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... a middle school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny.

the end of the exhibit space, what you are seeing, somerset county coroner and his role. this is his scene. he is going to have a federally dispatched team -- disaster mortuary operational response team. they are going to assist him with the recovery of the human remains. what a lot of visitors ask us about the crash site here is about the remains, about this being a final resting place because we use that term generally. from the moment of impact, 92% of the remains it is estimated were unrecoverable. they were scattered across the site and never recovered. it is believed 8% of the remains of the people on board flight 93 were recovered and a percentage of that 8% were identifiable that could be returned to family members. the remaining unidentified remains were brought back and interred here at flight 93. this is both traditional and nontraditional burial ground and we treat the crash site as such, protecting over 42 acres of ground south of the memorial plaza. you are looking at some of the pieces recovered from flight 93 itself. you see a seatbelt latch, some of the s

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... a middle school english teacher from des moines, iowa... ual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. wow.

. >> reporter: bernie and somerset are no strangers when it comes to competing. but tomorrow night instead of seeing purple on one side and blue on the other side, both greyhounds and bulldogs fans will be decked out in gold. >> tomorrow night you will see gold here, gold there. we might have gold ss on our helmet. families at both schools have had children lose their battle with cancer. taylor lost her brother in november of 2014. >> i was just really happy my school was taking so much joy into this. >> reporter: students and staff have been selling t-shirts for the game. a portion of the money goes for cancer research. >> cancer is a terrible thing. it needs money and research and there's been a lot of improvement in it years. early detection is one of the great things that you can have happen. >> reporter: both teams are going in to win. but the real winners won't be on the scoreboard. >> at the end of the day, it's for the kids and those who battle cancer. >> a bigger night than what you will find on the field. >> amazing young man. >> darien trotter reportin

somerset county koren are will now lead the reading of the names, mr.joined by family members reading the names of their loved ones. for each names matthew prosser and gina rose from shanksville stony creek high school will ring the bell of remembrance. these students were both born after september 11, 2001. themcmillan will then read litany of remembrance. >>[reading of the names] [reading of the names] this is the litany of remembrance. in the rising of the sun and it's going down we remember them. in the blowing of the wind and the chill of winter we remember. in the opening of and in the rebirth of spring, we remember them. in the blueness of the sky and the warm summer, we remember them. in the rustling of leaves and the beauty of autumn, we remember them. in the beginning of the year and when it and we remember them. when we are in weary and needy of strength we remember them. when we are lost in sick at we remember them. when we have joys we are to share, we remember them. so long as we live they too shall live. for they are now a part of us as w

marshfield to somerset, a little band sitting there. that is also marching in word -- inland. when it is also and done rainfall totals will not a impressive. maybe a 10th or 2/10 seven inch of rain. we still keep the gray skies it here and scattered showers and some gusty winds at the cape create a lot of you are not going to see any rain and on for thursday and friday and perhaps an afternoon thunderstorm on friday. the weekend right now looking pretty good. one exception sorry night into sunday, some isolated scattered showers before dry weather moves in for the first part of next week. dan: in the end, it came down to 11 chicken wings but joey chestnut is still america's top chicken wing-eater 12 minutes? chestnut was up to the task gobbling his way through 188 wings. that's nearly 16 wings per minute, if you're counting. chestnut says he had it all along. >> i felt good for you and i have an awesome technique. i am glad to be back here and able to have fun and get the win. remember that. he edged out his closest competitor by 11 wings and that is not that much. he makes hi

representative mike ease, from somerset county, has introduce add bill that would allow hotels and restaurants to sell bottles every distilled liquor, it follows the enactment of state 39 it, opened up wine and beer sales, to more businesses throughout the state. >> well, eat cake and help kids. okay. this weekend is could you's cupcake challenge. that's when thousands will come to a community bake sale, to eat cupcakes, and fight luko dystrophy. that's deadly rare childhood disease. well, six year old call from our area, her family got the diagnosis four years ago that decided to help save other children. >> that's right. and they've raised more than $250,000, one cupcake at a time. our karen hepp spent the day with this sweet little girl and her family. >> perfect baby, her smile, her laugh, a complete joy to her big brother and sister. in fact, joy is her middle name. but just before her third birthday, her family got a terrible diagnosis. she had a rare, deadly disease. luko dystrophy. they could do nothing about it. >> we had no idea this disease ran in our family, that my husband and bri

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey...glish teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. wow. every time we come to washington, d.c., we get great crowds here at constitution hall, and it looks like we lucked out again today. thank you so very much. i hope you folks have been watching the tournament

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... a middle school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher and now om dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. ank you, ladies and gentlemen. wow. every time we come to washington, d.c., and it looks like we lucked out again today. thank you so very much. i hope you folks have been watching the tournament for the past week and a half, because if you he, you hav seen some great perfnces. and these three finalists deserve to be here -- jason, jill, and kaberi. this is the first ha of the two-day final. you know that. good luck. let's go to work in the first round. here are the categories for you. in this category, u haveo remove the word "jpardy!" from the quote and put in the correct word for us. m-a-c will appear at the beginning of the correct response or at the end.

the local immunity of shanksville and surrounding communities of somerset county do not need to be reminded of how their lives were and continue to be affected by september 11. many politicians in washington, d.c. do not need to be reminded that were it not for the actions of our 40 heroes, their lives, in the course of our country's future, would have been more drastically altered that day. , we embraced the memory of each and every one of the 40 brave heroes for as long as we live, as long as we remember, their spirits live in this sacred ground, and in our hearts. these structures and design aspects are not for us. they are for those that have forgotten. they are for tomorrow's children , so that the events of september 11, 2001 are not lost to history. it is important that we embrace the lessons learned on that day, and take time to record a factual accounting of the event here at the flight 93 national memorial, that unfolded before many of our eyes that morning. time will eventually erode all emotional connections to september 11, and if there is nothing left to remember beyond emotio

students from 6th grade to 12th grade can go online, take a tour in somerset county and learn how theenger and cruise fought back against the hijackers. >>> a commercial advertised a 9/11 twin tower sale. >> miracle mattress filmed this ad this week wanting to get the word out that they would be having a sale this weekend for the anniversary of the terrorist attacks. in the video you see men knocking over two towers of mattresses. the owner then says we'll never forget. many people immediately reakcte to the ad saying it's offensive. >> having a twin tower sale is the most tasteless thing i ever heard. >> it's a stupid idea that we sent out. we apologize for their stupidity. >> they will donate 30% of their sales this weekend to the 9/11 foundation. ♪ through the perilous fight >> denver broncos player brandon marshall did not stand during the national anthem. marshall says the move was in solidarity with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. they were teammates at the university of nevada reno. >> i would like to know what our viewers think about that. >>> now to a developing story. th

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... a middle school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. e last day of the teachers tournament for this year. so, we'll talk about money. first of all, i want to acknowledge our partner in the teachers tournament, farmers insurance, which each year gives $1 milli in grant money to worthy teachers all around the country. [ applause ] next, the prize money for this tournament -- $100,000 to the winner, a guarantee of $50,000 for the runner-up, of $25,000 for the third-place finisher. now, the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants will be added to whatever they earn today to determine the champion. all right, now we go to work in this first round today. and here are your categories.

students from 6th grade to 12th grade can go online and take a tour of the memorial in somerset countynd learn how the passengers and crew of flight 9 fought back against the hijackers. >>> stolen under cover the darkness -- >> and then returned the exact same way. hear about the menorah thief who had a change of heart. >>> then there's this -- >> the phone rang. i looked at my phone and seen springfield, massachusetts. >> he showed up. >> that was the call to the hall. allen iverson becomes a basketball memorial. ahead, hear more there the legendary sixers star. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i kno

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey...ol english teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. this is the last day of the teachers tournament for this year. so, we'll talk about money.

officials at somerset county airport are confirming the crash of a large plane north of the airport. that is about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. again, officials at somerset county airport confirm the crash of a large plane north of the airport 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. >> now we just got a word that the state department security officials are denying the reports of a car bomb at the state department. betsy stewart is at the entrance and said there is no sign of a car bomb and betsy stewart that is very familiar with the state department. and top officials are in the operation center. those are highly secured areas in terms of penetration physically and other wise. colin powell, as andrea reported, was headed for lima, peru, but has done a u-turn and is coming back and the president is on his way back and will have a national security council meeting at about 11:30 or

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey...glish teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. wow. every time we come to washington, d.c., we get great crowds here at constitution hall,again today. thank you so very much. i hope you folks have been watching the tournament for the past week and a half because if you have, you have seen some great performances. and these three finalists deserve to be here -- jason, jill, and kaberi. this is the first half of the two-day final. you know that. good luck. let's go to work in the first round. here are the categories for you. in this category, you have to remove the word "jeopardy!" from the quote and put in the correct word for us. m-a-c will appear at the beginning of the correct response or at the end. alex: and, kaberi, you ge

and a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey...nstitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. and thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. well, two women are waiting in the wings, eager to come back tomorrow and friday to play for $100,000. who will join them -- lauren, cory, or jason? we'll find out in this half-hour, won't we? so, let's go to work in the jeopardy! round. here are your categories in play today. you have to identify the school for us. they die. [ laughter ] each correct response will start with the letter "a" and be followed by two other letters. short words, in other words. hey. each response will be the name of a 2016 dodge model. alex: jason, start. i'll start with division i sports teams for $200. cory. what is villanova? you got them. sports teams for $400.

a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey...glish teacher from des moines, iowa... and an elementary bilingual teacher from joliet, illinois... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. this is the last day of the teachers tournament for this year. so, we'll talk about money. first of all, i want to acknowledge our partner in the teachers tournament, farmers insurance, which each year gives $1 million in grant money to worthy teachers all around the country. [ applause ] next, the prize money for this tournament -- $100,000 to the winner, a guarantee of $50,000 for the runner-up, and a guarantee of $25,000 for the third-place finisher. now, the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants will be added to whatever they earn today to determine the champion. all right, now we go to work in this first round today. and here are your categories. not an apple.

neighbors in somerset park are still in shock and disbelief. they seemed like your average normal family. stefane torres woke up to police cars and crime tape covering her police were investigating the murder of her 30- year-old neighbor... her heart sunk. the three month old, he's never gonna know his mom but in pictures. i can't imagine what it would be like for my kids to not have me (crying). police say a man called them around 5 in the morning... asking for medical help... when they arrived... they found a 30-year-old woman dead from what looked like a stab wound. the caller was still at the home... and police arrested him for murder. the three children were taken by child protective services. it was just heart breaking (wipes a tear) , just heart breaking because you know if they were my kids i wouldn't know, i'd just be holding them because they need someone to love them. it's probably gonna be pretty quiet for a long time because you know it's a devastating event. we have breaking news at xx:xx... we are learning an was killed this morn

we traveled to somerset county, pennsylvania to visit the flight 93 national memorial and take a tour of the visitors center, detailing the events of september 11, 2001. it is the final resting place of quickight 93 crew whose actions prevented the flight from crashing into the likely target, the capital building. >> i am a manager at the flight 93 memorial. we will look in the flight 93 visitor center, dedicated in september of 2015. we are at the end of the flight path overlook. we are on the shadow of the flight path that flight 93 would have been on before impact on the ground behind me. the reason we are here is because this orientation for visitors is central to the design of the visitors center. shield the visitors' view of the landscape and the enormity of the landscape. it only frames the flight path as you approach the visitor center entrance. as you are coming off the parking lot you have to walk the flight path. the tall walls framed the last piece of sky that the flight passes through before impact. the memorial plaza and the wall with the names of the passengers and crew

. >> in february, police say he was driving on 195 in somerset transporting filing cabinets from the d.a.'s office to the attleboro courthouse. >> file drawers are just coming like tumbleweeds. >> christine mal dare a says one of the drawers nearly hit her car. would you like that say anything? >> we don't have any comment. >> my brother is gone. i can't. >> facing a number of charges including motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation leaving the scene of an accident and misleading investigators. he's due back in court in november. reporting in fall river, ted >>> the murder trial of a man accused of shooting an army sniper is underway. opening statements were read. prosecutors say the 28-year-old shot the veteran steven perez in the back following a fight between two groups of people on boston in 2012. castillo has two codefendants charged with perjuriry and lying to investigators while police looked into the place back in 2012. >>> dive team pulled the body of a man out of a pond in plymouth after he slipped over while swimming with friends. police say the man was on a boat ye

someone said they saw something that looked like a mountain lion in the canyon in somerset court yesterdayernoon. crews searched there area, but did not find it. >>> it's a big apple tribute to robin williams. the sag actor foundation a nonprofit linked to hollywood's largest labor union, and opening the robin williams center in manhattan. it will off fear educational program for the union members. it opens on october 5th. >> and that between two ferns episode featuring hillary clinton is is that correct records. the off beat interview was viewed more than 30 million times in its first 24 hours on- line. that's think highest first day viewership in funny or die history. he said she open to an appearance by donald trump, as long as it's funny. >> i have to admit watching that interview, and they only last about four minute, so it's really easy to watch, i was laughing out loud. laughing out loud. lol. >> and you continued to watch the other videos, right? >> i did. i kind of did the binge watch. >> he's great. he makes them feel very uncomfortable, which makes it even funnier. so that's coo

for those of you who don't know, somerset is down in the left of uk. for the most part. for more head to cnbc.com. we'll be looking at the complex negotiations behind the deal. it's also online. you can e-mail the show with any comments or lines. it's also interesting to hear from you. streetsign s @cnbc.com. >> we're going to go for a break. maybe iced coffee because it estill so hot out. have you been outside? >> no, no. >> another 31. >> it was supposed to cool off. >> that's tomorrow. the rain is going to come. >> coming up on the show morrison is dancing on top of the supermarket after they return to the profit for the first time in four years. we'll bring you those and other details on the earnings after the break. we'll be right back. [child giggles] children: "i," "j," "k"... [telephone rings] man: hello? man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age

pennsylvania hundreds are expected to gather at a ceremony at the flight 93 national memorial in somersety. >>> let's take live look from the pentagon. we'll have a live report there in just a matter of moments. >>> so many days or so many moments of reflect, so many events going on including at the garden of reflection in bucks county. our area they're holding special events to honor those affected by the attacks. >> people right now can come together and music and in prayer. our sabina cure companies live there with the latest. good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, karen and bill. you can see behind me here paper doves colored in libel by school children strung here among the trees here at the memorial if we pan over we can see crews setting up for the remembrance ceremony which begins about 8:30 this morning. it will mark chronologically the events of 9/11 and honor the victims us a said with music and prayer. here some images we have from you from last week -- last year's event rather. about 18 people from bucks county were among the 3,000 killed when terrorists highjacked

officials at somerset county airport are confirming the crash of a large plane just north of the airportn we first heard that another plane had crashed, there clearly 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. and 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 on that same morning and have it not connected. but we didn't know the story. we didn't know what turned out to be maybe one of the most dramatic stories of that entire day. >> at the time we didn't know, clearly, 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 capitol. >> think of how catastrophic that would have been if th

students from 6th to 12th grade can go online to take a tour of the memorial in somerset county and learnbout how the passengers and the crew of flight 93 courageously fought back against the hijackers. >>> happening today, senator elizabeth warren will be in university city stumping for u.s. candidate katie mcginty and presidential candidate hillary clinton. that starts at 2:00 this afternoon at the penn museum. >>> questions are coming up about what happened at a recent briefing with intelligence officials and donald trump's advisers. others who attended the meeting say there was tension between retired general michael flynn, one of trump'sed aviers and the officials who conducted the briefing. they tell nbc news that flynn repeatedly interrupted the briefers until new jersey governor chris christie intervened. both christie and flynn deny that version of of the events. >>> now let's take a look at the latest polls. donald trump is closing in on hillary clinton in pennsylvania and other battleground states. according to a quinnipiac university poll, clinton is leading by five points in

again, officials at somerset county airport confirm the crash of a large plane north of that airportutheast of the city of pittsburgh. we do not note whether that crash of that plane is relateding to what has become an obvious terrorist attack both here in new york city and in washington, d.c. at the pentagon. >> we want to go to jim miklaszewski at the pentagon who has some more information. >> reporter: katie, they're still clearing people away from the pentagon. still security forces believe that there may be another incoming plane headed in the washington region. but there was a very telling dramatic moment just a second ago when a u.s. air force f-16 flew very low level, did a wide sweeping turn around the pentagon. and back over washington. and as one air force officer standing near me said, my god, they're now flying air cover over washington. a very dramatic moment. a pile stone in what tom has already described as a declaration of war, terrorist war against the u.s. >> let's go back and show you the pictures of lower manhattan where the situation only gets worse, not better.

fire crews rushed to taunton municipal lighting plant on somerset avenue. they tell us a large circuit breaker exploded and caught fire. they quickly put out the flames. one worker we understand has minor injuries. taunton firefighters are investigating what caused that explosion. >> elizabeth: crews had to help one of their own during a house fire in milton near southcentral and south second. fox 25 photographer on the scene tells us a firefighter was taken aw >> blair: a belmont man was arraigned on drunk driving charges. police say he8@c detail officers in lexington. sean mccueen is accused of running over that officer's foot at the intersection of pleasant road. this is his second oui offense. >> elizabeth: let's turn to the weather, after a few days, it really felt like summer and now things are about to change. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is talking about temperatures that will finally feel more like fall. >> kevin: can you believe another 80-degree day? of clouds and till managed to get 80. boston, bedford, norton, 80 de

lighting plant on somerset avenue. a large circuit break are exploded and quickly caught fire. one worker suffered minor injuries. taunton firefighters are investigating being what caused the explosion. >> vanessa: a belmont man was arraigned on drunk driving charges today. police say he hit a construction detail officer in lexington overnight. sean mcquen is accused of running over the officer's foot at the intersection of pleasant and fallen road. this is his second oui offense. >> mark: flight from boston to houston was charlotte, north carolina today. a passenger on the united airlines flight told fox 25 there was a medical emergency on board and the aircraft was also experiencing severe turbulence. the plane landed in charlotte after 12:30 p.m. it was scheduled to arrive in houston shortly after 1:00 p.m. >> vanessa: the head of the mbta wants his officers who wear body cameras, much like boston police officers, who were taking part in the pilot program right now. superintendent richard sullivan says the cameras would increase security and accountability. it's something tr

york ascertain hit the pentagon in washington and brought down a plane in the field of shanksville, somersetoday we pause to remember those lives lost. >> so glad you stayed with us, sunday, september 11. happening now across the nation, somber remembrances are underway for 3,000 men, women and children who died on this day 15 years ago. >> want to take you live to ground zero in manhattan where service got underway at 8:46 this morning. that is the moment of silence when the first plane struck the world trade center. the names of each victim is being read allowed. marcy gonzalez gains us with more on -- joins us with more on the service. >> reporter: from the moment of silence to the reading of the name, this is an annual tradition so many families who gather today say it has not gotten easier. today the raw emotional image also seared into the collective memory to the faces and stories of the 2996 lives lost. this morning, a somber reflex on all of the heartbreak and horror of 15 years ago today. the impact of the september 11 terror attacks still piercing through the haunting recollection

taunton rushed to taunton lighting plant on somerset avenue, a large circuit breaker caught fire. one worker suffered minor injuries. taunton firefighters are investigating what caused the explosion. >> vanessa: crews had to help one of their own during a house fire in milford near southcentral and milton. the fox 25 photographer on scene injuries he suffered. >> mark: belmont man was arraigned on drunk driving charges today. he hit a construction detail officer in lexington overnight. sean mcquen is accused of running over the police officer's foot. it is his second oui offense. >> vanessa: let's turn to the weather now. it felt more like summer than fall the past few days, but all that is about to change big time. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz talking about so m temperatures coming our way this weekend. >> kevin: hi pumpkins. temperature, 80 degrees if boston. bedford, 80 degrees as well. that feels like summer, doesn't it? now the humidity was fairly low, there were a couple much showers around, we had to watch come on through this morning. it wasn't

have to tell you, i've used this line before, i'll use it again, if you go to the summit diner in somerset, pennsylvania, ask people the biggest issue, this isn't it. >> i don't know how you can make statements about a doctor you've never met, never been called into question -- >> really? >> he has been called into question. >> both of you are now experts in the medical field. >> we're experts at reading unlike donald trump. >> you have spent time with donald trump. have you found him healthy, high energy, have you ever found a health issue all the time you spent with him? yes or no? i spent 18 hours a day with him for 18 months and all i've seen is this guy go, go, go, go, go. >> neither of you are doctors. >> that's right. he's making statements about the doctor's ability -- >> what's your point? >> what you're saying is this doctor isn't qualified to make an assessment of donald trump. >> you spent time with him. you have spent time with him. >> 30 years ago. he was 38 years old. >> i spent time with him this year. >> he was very healthy in his 30s. i can tell you that. >> let's go back

the local community of shanksville and surrounding communities of somerset county do not need to be remindedwere and continue to be affected by september 11. many politicians in washington, d.c. don't need to be reminded that if it were not for the actions of our 40 heroes, their the course of our country's future would be more addressing the altar that day. embrace the we memory of each and every one of the 40 brave heroes. for as long as we live, as long as we remember their spirits live in the sacred ground and in our hearts. the structures and design aspects are not for us. they are for those who have forgotten. they are for tomorrow's a children. so that the events of september 11, 2001 are not lost in history. it is important we embrace the lessons learned that day, and take time to record a factual accounting of the events here at the flight 93 national memorial, that unfolded before many of our eyes that morning. all will eventually a road emotional connections to september 11. if there is nothing left to remember beyond emotion, there's nothing left to remember. please don't let sep

he was driving on 195 in somerset with load of file cabinets. some of those to the highway. phillip imfresha swerved. in court prosecutors said he knew he caused crash but kept on driving. >> i just can't believe a human being will do something like this and walk away. that's how i feel. >> pavao due back in court in november. >> body of missing swimmer pulled from plymouth pond. fox25 was at herring pond all morning yesterday as divers search for the man. all started wednesday afternoon were swimming off a boat. we are told the boat was pulled away by the wind and two people were able to swim back to it. the victim's body was recovered yesterday afternoon. his name has not been released but according to the globe he is 26 years old. >> sara: four more court cases have been pulled out as a result of tampa period evidence room. total of ten cases have now been dismissed. earlier this week we reported that $400,000 in cash, drugs and guns were all missing fr 200 letters were sent to attorneys to notify them of the investigation into the room. >> gene: 8:06. two people convicte

also breakdown on spring forest road westbound near somerset, also spring forest this morning near quail ridge. we have a crash, east middlebook may be the best but there's slowing down there. durham miami boulevard crash cleared and stalled vehicle out there but there's a that's no longer affecting traffic. ? >>> good morning. it is thursday, september 8th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news ahead, including the presidential candidates dueling over foreign policy and the military. we will fact check the claims that both hillary clinton and donald trump made at last night's forum. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> it was, in effect, a warm-up for the three presidential debates to come. including the part afterwards where both sides said they won. >> this was a national security forum, but questions about clinton's e-mails took up about a third of her time. >>> technology was different then. >> it was different although, again, all of the things colin powell did he did not go inside a server in his home. issues that have disrupted thi

the video features in somerset members of the community the autism community and their willing to be in the video and tell their stories. we also do that the training we have two classes for consumers to come in and share their stories. good or bad when they were contact contacted by the police department and that is very powerful for our officers because like people said to me you don't know if somebody sparrow until you talk about and that you act differently once you know what he or she has been through life and how it got to that point. you change the way how you handle things. >> absolutely. thank you. he was i don't have a question but a comments. i look forward in the future once you have this template build and you can kind of review the data on the training and come back and share with us best practices in what the officers learned and how the interaction is with the community. i think i would be very exciting to hear about. so, i thank you. any questions from staff? >> i have a quick question. not just a question but a comments. first of all, thank you for all the accolades

let's go to tammy from somerset, new jersey, welcome. caller: thank you for c-span. would like to know what they think of dual citizenship or multiple citizenships and i would like to know how many they have themselves. host: thank you. trump was onnald cnbc, talking about the economy, jobs, the election, and the issue of the debates cannot. here is a portion [video clip] -- here is a portion. [video clip] inald trump: everybody except the so-called forum, and they also that i won and matt lauer was easy on me. i wasn't. i thought he was very professional and has been treated and professionally, but they also that i won. they are gaming the system, said that when i go into the debate, i am going to be treated very unfairly by the moderators, so i can see that this is no different than the great bobby knight, who i am a big then and that meant a lot in indiana because i won in a landslide after getting bobby knights support, but at the end of the game, they were sort of subconscious and gave him the it., and he was a master at well, they are doing the same thing. they

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