his wife accepted the award from sweeney's daughter. >> i want to thank you for this award. i wish he was here to receive it himself. i want everybody to think about helping other people, do the right thing, be like amy and the past recipients. >> the award has been given out every year since 2002. and stay with us for continuing coverage of the 15th we will have more at 11:00 and online at cbs boston.com. >>> let's take a switch of gears. we had a rush of a storm and cleared out. >> there was a potent cold front moved through earlier today. you can see it swept right through. we had a couple storms through it. it was damaging wind, but once it got out of here, it was long gone and we have some refreshing air here. there is that line and it broke massachusetts. system of our weather watchers reported right around a quarter inch of rainfall. according to john in nashua. and some totals, once again. some areas farther to the east we missed, less than a tenth of an inch. but we will take what we can get. we have another dry stretch. we don't have a lot of activity so high press

. >> reporter: two women brought together by actions of those they loved and anna sweeney was235 5? when her mother was -- 5 when her mother he was killed. >> i will never forget when i learned my mother was not coming home. >> reporter: amy sweeney was flight attendant. information to logan airport which changed the world. >> reporter: in her member rit madeleine amy sweeney award for civilian bravery recognizes someone who acted with no regard for themselves. >> he intervened and was injured fatally. >> reporter: lieutenant governor described recipient george heathin early may he and his wife sat in bertucci when man with a knife was on the attack. he gave his life to save a pregnant woman. his wife accepted >> i just want to thank you for this award. and i wish my husband was standing next to me to receive it himself i want everybody to think about helping other people. do the right thing. be like amy and the past recipients. >> reporter: message that resonated with anna sweeney who was one story that she remembers the most about her mom. the one about her actions on 9/11. >> it

i want to thank assistant director sweeney for the exceptional work and great cooperation of the fbi in this matter. thank you. >>> good afternoon, since the last briefing we from the new york and newark, new jersey along with the nypd detective bureau have been working around the clock developing and tracking lead, reviewing surveillance footage, ploying sophisticated techniques and executing searches. based on our evidence collection and supported by other analysis, khan rahami. last night, they conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle near the verrazano bridge in brooklyn. that vehicle was seen at a location associated with rahami. based on the totality of circumstances, they executed a stop of the vehicle. the passengers were questioned by agents and no one in that car was under arrest. based on our evidence collection, supported by other analysis, searches and interviews were conducted at residences in elizabeth and perth amboy, new jersey. additional leads were followed as well. we turned to the public this morning for assistance initially using a more recent photo of rahami. a sh

that bill sweeney has said, will be part of the investigation. those are still being gathered. >> without divulging any trade secrets, can you say more about what leads you to believe that the explosion on 23rd street and the one on seaside park are link the two devices, in seaside park and jersey? >> all i can say is through evidence and analysis. i can't go beyond that. >> very well. thank you. >>> the news conference concluding here in new york city. the officials updating us on the apprehension of a suspect in a series of bombs and bomb attempts. a lot of things come to mind. scientifically, all the assets the law enforcement brought to bear to make this arrest. what do we know about this suspect, rahami? >> that he is from afghanistan originally, a u.s. citizen, 28 years old, lived in elizabeth, new jersey. police have searched that location and found bomb-making materials consistent with the bombs in new york and new jersey. interestingly from this news says they can directly link him to the new york and new jersey bombings, the placement o

sot - bill sweeney / assistant fbi director "i have no indication that there is a cell operating in the area or in the city. the investigation is ongoing." one of four bombs discovered in new york and new jersey over the weekend.. the latest in elizabeth, nj not far from where rahami lived. sot - mayor bill de blasio / (d) new york city "vigilance is important, if people see anything unusual, particularly an unattended package, that they report it immediately." elizabeth hur oncam close: and as for that suspect arrested here this morning.. abc news has learned.. he is not cooperating.. not answering any questions or even giving his name. so, investigators are now in the process of using d-n-a and other forensic evidence.. to try to positively link the suspect to the explosions. eh, abc news, linden, new jersey. extra security is all over new york today. the united nations general of world leaders and foreign dignitaries to town - including president obama. (pres. barack obama) "we all have a role to play as citizens in making sure that we don't succumb to that fear. and there is no bett

office, john miller and bill sweeney from the fbi. it has been an extremely busy to days.ople have worked intensely, tirelessly, relentlessly and seamlessly in this investigation into the bombings that occurred in new york city and new jersey. it came out successful. so today our efforts were successful thanks to the brave police officers from the linden, new jersey, police department, they captured this dangerous individual, ahmad khan rahami. in doing so, we had two police officers that were injured out in linden, new jersey. and i wish their best and hopefully a speedy recovery. this is another example of what law enforcement does every day. they put themselves in harm's way to protect others regardless of the risks. this all started on saturday. i went down to that scene on 23rd street, see the devastation from the blast, and the response by not only nypd, by the fbi, the atf, fire department, ems, port authority, the state police, they went -- they all went to the danger and from my first day on the job, my first day on this job, but certainly not my first day on the

reporting live in northwest d.c., i'm sam sweeney. jummy: you would think that deserves in suite tickets or something. let's look at the video, it was a momentous occasion at st. paul ii unveiled the official canonization portrait of mother teresa and painted by renowned american artist chad faga nsks and will be on display at st. basilica where the pope will lead the mass and st. teresa will be declared a saint. we're monitoring a developing story out of georgetown university, who is planning to give admissions preference to the descendants of 227 slaves. those slaves were sold by two jesuit priests in 1838 to help pay off the debt at the school. current georgetown president says the school will be identifying those descendants and try to recruit them and atone for the school's participation in the slave trade. right now first obama is helping students head back to school. she's taking part in a roundtable event welcoming students back to campus at howard university. incoming freshman nick cannon and comedian seth myers are also taki

john sweeney reporting. those images are very difficult to watch, but it is important that we see them and it is important that our policymakers see them. as he mentioned earlier, the-- attempts by the u.s. and russia to negotiate a way forward seem to be twiddling. i spoke with the former u.s. state department spokesman p.j. crowley. as you look at secretary kerry saying the bombing in aleppo is inexcusable, beyond the pale, what are the options left to the u.s.? >> when you see those dramatic images, that is one of the reasons you do not want to let go of diplomacy. not only are the returns diminishing, the returns are nonnegative. dlearly, russia and the assa regime have taken advantage of diplomacy because they believe there are significant gains to be made. around aleppo. as long as you have that dynamic in a civil war, and at the heart, while the united states has been trying to manage the problem, we cannot solve the problem until russia and iran are willing to let go. kathy: do you think your former

john miller and bill sweeney from the fbi. it's been an extremely busy two days.y many people have worked tirelessly, relentlessly and seamlessly in this investigation into the bombings that occurred in new york city and new jersey. today our efforts were successful. thanks to the brave police officers from the wind and new jersey police department. they captured this dangerous individual, someone right here. he's doing so we have to police officers that were injured in linden, new jersey and i wish their best and hopefully a speedy recovery. this is another example of a law enforcement does everyday. they put themselves in harms way to protect others regardless of the risk in this all started on saturday. they went down to the scene at 23rd street to see the devastation from the blast and the response by not only n.y.p.d., the fbi, atf, tarpon, ems, they weren't -- they all went. for my first day on the job, my first day on this job is certainly not my first day on the job. so proud of what i saw that day. the work that was done and how it was done together. all

sweeney had been alive during that time, he would have condemned dr. king. >>> our carleigh griffeth is live outside the flyer sky >> reporter: it is. it takes about two days. if you look behind me, you can see why it takes two days. the ride is 1500 feet long. and as you can imagine there will be rides on either side. crews will have to take it into account. the north carolina department of labor is in charge of making sure this ride meets state starnsd. inspectors from the elevator and pay looking for anything that doesn't adhere to the safety act. it is working properly. it's mostly cosmetic work to finish up. >> once that's done and all the proper training is done, someone will certify the lift. >> reporter: this is different permanent. it took about three months and a million dollars to build. coming up at 6:00 i'll tell you more details and why inspections like this are so important. carleigh griffeth, cbs north carolina. >>> summer ends next wednesday. the first day of fall is on thursday. the temperatures will stay at or about normal. 86 degree

brian david sweeney. >> madeline amy sweeney. kenneth j swenson. >> thomas f swift. >> derek sward.ann. >> norma. >> michael. >> takahashi. talbot. >> robert tell tommy. john. >> sean. >> paul. >> marita. >> rachel. michael to michio. keith to nike. michael anthony tanner. >> dennis gerard terra mena jr. >> kenneth joseph tarantino. michael c taro. >> robert. >> deborah. >> darrell taylor. >> donnybrook's taylor. -- donnie brock taylor. >> leonard e taylor. >> larissa taylor. >> michael morgentaler. >> sandra taylor. >> sandra dawn teague. paul tech meyer. anthony temp has to. stanley temple. brian. >> lisa terry. >> michael theater rita's. my cousin who was a firefighter, his father was a firefighter, the brother, uncle. tommy did what he loved doing and he died doing it, but he loved and served and that is what we did and we are all proud of him. my brother bob and i were raised with him. [applause] >> my brother, john. happy belated 50th birthday. daughter, your and all your dad , we all stillhews grieve for you. we all miss you and love you very much. laugh.e us -- god bless you

sweeney was a flight attendant the plane was hijacked. she reported it to a friend on the ground along with a description of the terrorists. and the tributes are just several of the many planned here in massachusetts today, to find a tribute in your community head to fox 25 boston.com. stay with us all morning long and we will continue to honor the victims of the attacks and will go back to the beacon hill statehouse in an hour. >> a son remembers some final words his father >> from the 105th floor he was looking down at what occurred and he said, well, back to work. >> the feat he is getting ready to try to keep his father's memory alive. >> strong damaging wind gust, concord new hampshire by 9:30, manchester before 10:00 this welcome back to special coverage, sa years after september 1th, you are looking live at the pentagon outside washington, dc in northernva where the president is set to speak in just a few minute, about 9:30, president obama will take the podium. american airlines flight 77, departed d.c. at 9:20, 15 years ago and s

with me is john nmiller, ben tucker, bill sweeney, jim leonard, joe he is pesposito. the mayor will start it off with some comments. >> thank you very much, commissioner. you're going to hear after i give some opening comments, you're going to hear from commissioner o'neill in detail and then commissioner niegrow and bill sweeney, assistant director of the fbi. i want to thank our federal partners who have been with us at the very beginning. we are working very, very closely with the fbi to determine exactly what happened here. i was in the affected area this morning talking to residents. governor cuomo and i spoke to a number of people who live and work in that area. and i want to say at the outset, i want to commend my fellow new yorkers who deal with challenges with incredible resiliency, who are strong, who are focused on going about their everyday business, who are not intimidated by anything. that's something we're very proud of here in the city. i talked to a lot of people, including folks who were in their homes or in their businesses at the moment the explosi

(william sweeney jr., asst. dir. in charge, fbi new york) "they saw the bag on the sidewalk, they admired the bag, they opened the bag, they removed what turned out to be a device, a pressure cooker and placed it on the sidewalk and they rolled the bag or carried journal ahmad rahami was carrying when he was captured. it was revealed during a hearing on capitol hill. (congressman mike mccaul, (r) texas) "this is a copy of mr. rahami's journal that was found on his person when he was taken into custody he talks about the sounds of bombs he heard on the streets, streets praised osama bin laden, his brother talked about anw hood, texas." investigators say the notebook is full of terror-related ramblings, ... such as quote "inshallah god willing the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets. gun shots to your police. death to your oppression." it also makes reference to terrorist leaders from a variety of terror groups. including former isis spokesman abu al -adnani killed recently in a strike. (preet bharara, u.s

max sweeney is pleading no contest after prosecutors say he choked the driver as he was driving down i-95 in april. he initially blamed the behavior on drinking. now his lawyer is citing ptsd. he'll be sentenced in december. >>> one person is getting rabies shots after a woodchuck chased them. it was put down and officials say keep dogs on a leash and watch your children, and let police know if you see aggressive animals. >>> tonight a scam alert tied to the presidential election. someone could call you and say they are raising money for veterans and specific issues. they want you to donate, asking information. experts say consumers lose $40 billion a year through this kind of telemarketing fraud. >>> the daughter of rodney king is standing side by side with police officers, trying to ease tensions within the black community. laura king joined the l.a.p.d. says while she's had negative interactions with officers, she's following her father's >> it's definitely been from my father's reaction. he felt no ill feeling toward anybody. >> the l.a.p.d. said it sends a powerful message of co

with more details on the scene, with a good morning to sam sweeney.e, this is not the friday morning commute people wanted. the rhode island metro station is closed. you can see that train overhead. it is going to keep on going. they aree passing, but not stopping because of emergency inspections that are taking place inside the station. a couple of incidents earlier this week with concrete falling from the ceiling. luckily, no one was injured, but now metro wants to make sure for this structure is safe commuters. they have a third party contractor coming in and doing a top to bottom inspection. it is going to take much of the day-to-day. they do expect the station to reopen tomorrow. in the meantime, if this was your station, you are going to get on a shuttle bus. it will take you to the next station. the red line is operating on schedule, but you will need a shuttle bus to take you over to the brooklyn station. that is i am sam sweeney. back to you guys inside. larry: sam, thanks. abc 7 is always on your side, giving you around the backups of the ra

swearson >> brian david sweeney >> madeline amy sweeney kenneth j. swenson >> thomas f.wift >> derek ogilvie sword >> kevin thomas szocik >> gina sztejnberg >> norbert p. szurkowski >> harry taback >> joann c. tabeek >> norma c. taddei >> michael taddonio >> keiichiro takahashi >> keiji takahashi >> phyllis gail talbot >> robert r. talhami >> john talignani >> sean patrick tallon >> paul talty >> maurita tam >> rachel tamares >> hector rogan tamayo >> michael andrew tamuccio >> kenichiro tanaka >> rhondelle cherie tankard >> michael anthony tanner >> dennis gerard taormina, jr. >> kenneth joseph tarantino >> allan tarasiewicz >> michael c. tarrou >> ronald tartaro >> deborah tavolarella >> darryl anthony taylor >> donnie brooks taylor >> hilda e. taylor >> kip p. taylor >> leonard e. taylor >> lorisa ceylon taylor >> michael morgan taylor >> sandra c. taylor >> sandra dawn teague >> karl w. teepe >> paul a. tegtmeier >> yeshavant moreshwar tembe >> anthony tempesta >> dorothy pearl temple >> stanley l. temple >> david gustaf peter tengelin >> brian john terrenzi >> lisa

sot - bill sweeney / assistant fbi director "i have no city. the investigation is ongoing." one of four bombs discovered in new york and new jersey over the weekend.. the latest in elizabeth, nj not far from where rahami lived. sot - mayor bill de blasio / (d) new york city "vigilance is called for, and it's very, very important, if people see anything unusual, particularly an unattended package, that they report it immediately." elizabeth hur oncam close: and as for that suspect arrested here this morning.. abc ne he is not cooperating.. not answering any questions or even giving his name. so, investigators are now in the process of using d-n-a and other forensic evidence.. to try to positively link the suspect to the explosions. eh, abc news, linden, new jersey. on the campaign trail.. hillary clinton and donald trump are using the attacks to talk about national security. today.. clinton slammed trump while talking about her plan to fight isis. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "we're going after the bad guys and we're going to get them but trump was on twit

sam sweeney has details from that station in northeast d.c. >> it is a friday afternoon. the gates are locked. the trains are not stopping. passengers are told to ride shuttle buses. >> it is frustrating. week, concrete and a metal bracket fell from the ceiling. closedtion briefly wednesday, then reopened again on thursday morning. late thursday night, even more concrete fell. >> it is out of their control. the main thing is they are trying to fix it, which is good. everything straight in a quicktime so we can get back to work. >> metro says the station is safe, but they are having a third party contractor check the station from top to bottom. commuters will be put on shuttle buses to the brookline station. this station closure is not affecting metro red line trains. they are running on schedule. as for the rhode island metro station, they hope to have it open by saturday morning. along with that disruption, you should be ready for more traffic on the rails this weekend. run on thees will orange and blue lines along some sections of the track. on the silverlight, trains w

a second bomb was dropped on flown byby a plane sergeant sweeney.e of death their 70,000-2 hundred 40,000. the reporter received in the embassy on august 18 stated the casualties in nagasaki were 73,000. cabinett 10, 1945, the of the government of japan approved the emperor's decision to accept the terms of the declaration with the understanding that the emperor would remain the country's sovereign ruler. the same day, august 10, the united states and her allies were notified of japan's decision. the united states felt to make it clear that after the surrender, the emperor would have to renounce his identity, however he would be allowed to retain his title of emperor as a symbolic head of state. japanust 14, 1945, finally agreed to accept the ttdam declaration with the assurance that the emperor would be able to retain his title and function as a symbolic head of state. 16, 1945, in a radio address to the nation the emperor stated that the enemy had begun to employ a new and ruel time, and to continue to fight would result and andltimate collapse a

sot - bill sweeney / assistant fbi director "i have no indication that there is a cell operating in the area or in the city. the investigation is ongoing." one of four bombs discovered in new york and new jersey over the weekend.. new york city"vigilance is called for, and it's very, very important, if people see anything unusual, particularly an unattended package, that they report it immediately." elizabeth hur oncam close: and as for that suspect arrested here this morning.. abc news has learned.. he is not cooperating.. not answering any questions or even giving his name. so, investigators are now in the process of using d-n-a and other forensic evidence.. to try to positively link the suspect to the explosions. eh, abc news, linden, new jersey. evening about the future of dan trelka, the man who had been serving as waterloo's director of public safety. that job put him in charge of both the police and fire departments. but on friday, reports from waterloo said the city was asking trelka to step down. we reached out to trelka and waterloo mayor quentin hart last week as we tried to

swearson brian david sweeney brian edward sweeney madeline amy sweeney kenneth j. swenson thomas f.gina sztejnberg norbert p. szurkowski harry taback joann c. tabeek norma c. taddei michael taddonio keiichiro takahashi keiji takahashi phyllis gail talbot robert r. talhami john talignani sean patrick tallon paul talty maurita tam rachel tamares hector rogan tamayo michael andrew tamuccio kenichiro tanaka rhondelle cherie tankard michael anthony tanner dennis gerard taormina, jr. kenneth joseph tarantino allan tarasiewicz michael c. tarrou ronald tartaro deborah tavolarella darryl anthony taylor donnie brooks taylor hilda e. taylor kip p. taylor leonard e. taylor lorisa ceylon taylor michael morgan taylor sandra c. taylor sandra dawn teague karl w. teepe paul a. tegtmeier yeshavant moreshwar tembe anthony tempesta dorothy pearl temple stanley l. temple david gustaf peter tengelin brian john terrenzi lisa marie terry goumatie thackurdeen harshad sham thatte michael theodoridis >> my cousin, tommy, who was a firefighter, whose father was a firefighter, little brother uncle, fire fighter

sot assistant fbi director bill sweeney - the evidence we've collected has been taken to our lab in quantico for review and we are following every work jointly with the nypd?. piece-by-piece..investigators are closely analyzing every particle of debri left. including looking closely at this dumpster....twisted and mangled in the aftermath of the explosion. sot - karen lee / manhattan resident "it was louder than thunder. it was just like a large boom...where the building kind of shook." nats - seaside heights, new jersey, police "i got some type of explosion inside of a garbage can" meanwhile federal authorities looking into whether a pipe bomb which exploded in this trash can...60 miles away in sot - ray kelly "the word is both devices are pressure cookers that they were certainly similar in construct." the explosions... and a stabbing rampage over the weekend in a minnesota mall...which investigators are calling a potential act of terrorism...sparking renewed fears across the country. pkg tag: new york city now braces for an onslaught of security... with world leaders arriving here for the

william sweeney. >> i have no indication there is a cell operating in the area, city. the investigation is on goechlgt as we develop information. we continue to go. i have no indication there is a cell operating here. >> reporter: in addition to traveling to afghanistan, sources tell us that rahami went to pakistan as well. phones used as a triggering device were baltimore in new jersey. last year. so far investigators have not uncovered any direct links to isis or terrorist organization. >> president obama is new york city with 200 other head of state for the united nations general assembly. protecting the president is a job of the sook rheecret servic they come with a team of snipers. margaret brennan has the story. >> reporter: the secret service's elite countersniper team. is trained to hit targets on. hit in the forehead. we have to be ready to drop down. take the shot. >> reporter: in the worst case scenario put themselves in the line of fire. travis has been on the force for a decade. >> 600 yard. >> he signed up to, take a bullet for the president. >> yes, ma'a

tom miller, bill sweeney from the fbi.tremely busy two days, obviously, and many people have worked tirelessly, relentlessly, seamlessly in this investigation into the bombings in new york city and new jersey. today, our efforts were successful things to the brave police officers from the linden new jersey police department. they found this dangerous individual right here. however, in doing so, we had two police officers who were injured in linden, new jersey and we would wish them ace edie recovery. this is another example of what law enforcement does every day. they put themselves in harms way to protect others. on sunday.arted response by not only nypd, but the atf, fire department, port authority, state police, they all went to the danger. my first day on the job -- it is my first day on this job. saw thatroud of what i day, the work that was done, how it was done, all of the agencies, the level of cooperation was impressive. we are joined by the assistant director in charge bill sweeney. but you do need to understand

with three bombings, he was added to terror watch lists, to help stop him from leaving the (william sweeney, fbi special agent, new york) we have directly linked rahami to devices to new york and from saturday in new jersey the manhunt - an extra wrinkle during a week that already demads the united nations general assembly has brought a number of world leaders and foreign role to play as citizens in making sure that we don't succumb to that fear. and there is no better example of that than the people of new york and new jersey." authorities say at this time, there is no indication that a terror cell is operating in the new york area. in new york, i'm karin caifa. in the wake of the attacks in new york city...security will be tight. not just because of the this week for the u-n general assembly meeting this week. the police commissioner says there will be an unprecendented show of force...at the u-n and at hot spots around town. there will be barricades and street closures...and multiple officers on every corner. some new yorkers are happy with the tight security. i feel better with all thes

teacher given sweeney award george heath was killed as he tried to save a pregnant waitress, during an attack inside the bertucci's restaurant in taunton in may. his wife accepted the madeline amy sweeny award on his behalf. heath's daughter says her father's actions that day are no surprise. >> expected, exactly what he would have d different from him. that's how he is. reid: the award is named american airlines flight attendant madeline sweeny. she was killed on flight 11 but was able to give ground crews key information about the hijacking before the crash. rhondella: new tonight, this plymouth man is charged with stealing police support flags on the cape. barnstable police say witnesses saw 60-year-old david hickman on the route 149 overpass tonight. hickman is accused of taking the flags off the overpass and is connected to two other cases of similar vandalism. reid: two teens are under arrest for stabbing a driver in chelsea. the 15 and 17-year-olds are accused of attacking a him inside his van on congress ave tonight. chelsea police believe the victim was giving the suspects a r

. >> get evening i'm jeff sweeney, more wednesday for the morning commute.l give you that and i forecast. an east bay couple is recovering tonight after being brutallytcked inheir saftest communities of the bay area. >>> an east bay couple is recovering tonight after being sqirutally attacked in their ow driveway one of the safest communities in the bay area. it happened last night on clairmont avenue. thought it was a prank when two men wearing halloween masked walked on to their driveway as they were unloading groceries. ? never thought it would happen in the quiet neighborhood. >> we thought it was a joke. stuff never happens here. >> the man shot his wife twice and pistol whippedç hem. the wife is expected to be okay. police are still searching for the attacker. >> what happens when the trip leaves you with more them,zv or the mechanics try to cover up those mechanics. they expose what's next after the story read earlier this year, launched intoç some investigation. tonight it exposes a bigger problem. >> state agency required for protecting us is allo

sot assistant director bill sweeney - the evidence we've collected has been taken to our lab in quantico for review and we are following every viable lead as we continue to work jointly with the nypd?. piece-by-piece..investig ators are closely analyzing every particle of this dumpster....twisted and mangled in the aftermath of the explosion. sot - karen lee / manhattan resident "it was louder than thunder. it was just like a large boom...where the building kind of shook." nats - seaside heights, new jersey, police "i got some type of explosion inside of a garbage can" meanwhile federal authorities looking into whether a pipe bomb which exploded in this trash can...60 miles away in new jersey... is related to the bombings in new york city. sot - ray kelly "the word is both devices are pressure cookers that they were certainly similar in construct." the explosions... and a stabbing rampage over the weekend in a minnesota mall...which investigators are calling a potential act of terrorism...sp arking renewed fears across the country. new york city now braces for an onslaught of security...

sweeney he is daughter was at the statehouse to give the award to rosemary. her husband, george, died trying to protect the waitress touring the taunton stabbing rampage. >> i wish my husband was standing next to me. i want everybody to think about helping other people. >> sara: governor baker and hundreds of other people attended the ceremony as well. >>> good morning, everyone, , it is 6:17. and we check traffic and weather together every ten minutes. i am seeing little bit of volume building up in what i call the elbow of 95 approaching 128 through canton and heading toward 128. i am guessing there may be a stalled car down there because a little early for things to north of the pike, route 1 and 93 south still moving along fine. you can see tobin bridge, a lot of space in between those cars. the neck half an hour, 45 minutes, this will just been a parking lot. live drive times. 30 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 22 minutes on the expressway. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1234 peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shir

(bill sweeney, fbi) we have directly linked rahmi to devices from new york and from saturday in new jersey. police say rahami, a naturalized citizen from afghanistan was caught on surviellance video near the explosion in chelsea that left 29 people injured. (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) this was an act of terror. bridge: authorities say rahami was sleeping in the doorway of a local bar when two officers confronted him. he shot one officer and took off running. (capt. james sarnicki) we did return fire to the suspect, striking him several times and taking him down. early monday, the fbi raided the suspect's apartment in elizabeth, new jersey and collected evidence. investigators also recovered a backpack filled with bombs at a nearby train station including one that a robot detonated. no indication rahami is part of a cell. president obama is urging everyone to remain vigilant. (president obama) i think its important to remember what terrorists and extremist are trying to do. they want to hurt innocent people and inspire fear in all of us. police have detained at least five others i

major charlesby sweeney. the instance of casualties varied ranging from 35,000-70,000.eport i received from the japanese embassy stated that casualties were 73,000 fatalities. 1945, thethe 10th, cabinet of the governor of japan approved the emperor's decision to accept the terms of the pot stand declaration with the understanding that the emperor would remain the country's first -- sovereign ruler. statese day, the united and allies were notified of japan's decision. the united states sought to make it clear that after the surrender, the emperor would have to renounce his identity, however, he would be allowed to retain his title of emperor as a function of a symbolic head of state. 1945, japane 14th, finally agreed to accept the terms of the pot stand with the u.s. assurance that the emperor would be permitted to retain his title and function as a symbolic head of state. the 15th, 1945, in a radio address to the nation, the emperor stated, the enemy has then to employ a new and -- power of which we have never known before and to continue to fight would result in the ul

william sweeney. >> i have no indication there is a cell operating in the area, city. as we develop information. we continue to go. >> reporter: in addition to traveling to afghanistan, sources tell us that rahami went to pakistan as well. investigators also tell us the phones used as a triggering device were bought in new jersey last year. so far investigators have not uncovered any direct links to isis or terrorist organization. >> president obama is new york city with 200 other head of state for the united nations general assembly. protecting the president is a job of the secret service the they come with a team of snipers. margaret brennan has the story. >> reporter: the secret service's elite countersniper team. is trained to hit targets dead on. hit in the forehead. we hav down. take the shot. >> reporter: in the worst case scenario put themselves in the line of fire. travis has been on the force for a decade. >> 600 yard. >> he signed up to, take a bullet for the president. >> yes, ma'am. >> that's a lot. to sign up for. >> it is. absolutely. >> wherever the pre

it is just bill sweeney, a en diego rodriguez, he just retired. i think that communication, that back and forth communication, i can pick up the phone at any time and call bill and find out what is going on? >> and cooperation with the people too. the people pitching in too. everybody always said, authorities always say, don't live in fear, live your life, even the president yesterday said we have to carry on. how do you tell people not to live in fear when you're in some place like chelsea or a restaurant, walking down the street, and a bomb explodes? how do you not be afraid? attention to your surroundings. if you see something that doesn't look right, you're from the neighborhood, you know what's right, what's not right, take affirmative steps, make a call to 911, make sure we check it out. don't walk past it. >> thank you for coming in this morning and helping us understand. >> thank you, charlie, gayle, norah. >> good to have an irishman in charge. >> says an irishwoman. >> says an irishwoman. >> speaking of irishman. >> bono doesn't november

(sot bill sweeney, fbi) we have directly linked rahmi to devices from new york and from saturday in new jersey. police say rahami, a naturalized citizen from afghanistan was caught on surviellance video near the explosion in chelsea that left 29 people injured. ((sot mayor bill de blasio, new york city) we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. bridge: authorities say rahami was sleeping in the doorway of a he shot one officer and took off running. (sot capt. james sarnicki) we did return fire to the suspect, striking him several times and taking him down. (nats) early monday, the fbi raided the suspect's apartment in elizabeth, new jersey and collected evidence. investigators also recovered a backpack filled with bombs at a nearby train station including one that a robot detonated. (nats) so far, authorities say there is no indication rahami is part of a cell. president a everyone to remain vigilant. (sot president obama) i think its important to remember what terrorists and extremist are trying to do. they want to hurt innocent people and inspire fear in all of us. (:

sweeney expressed his desire to keep marchand and negotiation are started on working to a new deal. >> i can't comment on what has been going on. something. it would be great to be able to be here my wheel year and you know, you see how rare that is now a days. it doesn't happen often so it would be rain credible thing but a lot of things have to line up for that to happen. >> reporter: rookies report to camp on september 15. the whole team begins training camp on september 22. you got to believe marchand's contract extension a priority so it doesn't become a distraction. for a team looking to turn the p a play-offs the last two seasons. in brighton, alex corddry, 7 sports. >> reporter: the deutsch bank it's off tomorrow. that is sports. 7 news continues after the hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more

his left foot during off season training and scheduled for surgery at mass general on monday and sweeney saying the recovery time table is 3 months. playing 39 games with the bruins a year ago scoring 8 goals and 3 assists. he was a revelation down in providence averaging the goal scoring 36 goals in 36 games. >>> bererand looking to make team canada to the championship round in the world cup of hockey. and the monster game and got the game time and the game winning goal. bererand adds in two assists and canada win its 5?2. >>> the patriots enjoying one of their 2 weekends off for 2016. who knows if they'd played this weekend instead of on thursday maybe jimmy could have played. maybe not. hope next weekend is closer to maybe than maybe not. college football meanwhile getting into the swing of things on saturday. the final weekend for football. boston college hosting wagner to the score to indicate playing the nfl season and falling 49?0 and the college seahawks could be more up to speed for the eagles and the 17 yard touchdown 14?7 bc and flash ahead to the 3rd and showed the wheels and

. >> reporter: the events concluded with the civilian bravery a ward for madeline sweeney that called for the first flight with critical information about the five hijackers. her daughter presented the honor to the wife of george heath who died protecting a waitress during the stabbing rampage in may. >> i wish my had you was standing beside me to receive it himself. i want people to think about helping other people. >> reporter: a symbol when evildoers try to stop humanity, instead the very best of mankind emerges. christine mccarthy for fox25 news. >> daniel: it never gets any easier. >>> 4:16 right now. this week, we are expecting to find out what was killing birds in dorchester. last week 40 birds were found dead on sidewalks. two cats became sick, and one had to be put down. officials are waiting to eif someone intention a legal harmed the birds or if they had a virus. tesla is setting a deadline to update the autopilot program on their cars. ceo elon musk said it will be out in two weeks. the software would have prevented an earlier crash in florida. a man was killed when his ca

maxwell sweeney was accused of choking the man as he drove down 95 in virginia. he said drinking was to blame for his behavior and he will be sentenced in december. >>> we are warming up this afternoon after a very fall like start to the friday. a live look over the city right now where tonight we could see moon. we are headed in what could be a mixed week needn't big question pamela are we going to be dealing with rain? >> yes and no. for the first half it's going to be very beautiful nice dry for the weekend but the second half changes rolling into the forecast. right now if you are starting the weekend, temperatures are very comfortable considering where we started this morning. some morning lows hit the upper 30s and mid-30s according to the weather watchers but 68 degrees now in boston 65 in worcester and 71 in one of the warmer spots. saturdayel lie and radar shows a few clouds -- satellite and radar shows a few clouds but mostly clear skies will dominate the rest of the day and the high 75 degrees. 70 along the coast as the sea breeze kicks in. south south

right now, assistant director in charge from the fbi bill sweeney will make some comments. bill?thank you. good afternoon. the fbi terrorist task force, made up of over 50 agencies is fully engaged. the investigation is in its early stages. our thoughts are with the victims. we hope for quick recovery for all. the evidence we have collected is being taken to our lab for review. we are following every viable lead as we continue to work jointly with the nypd and the fdny and our local and state and federal partners. i expect evidence collection to continue for at least four to five more hours on the street itself. we have not yet made entry into the residences and buildings on the street. we are grateful for the assistance of the residents. the new york jttf is working with the newark, new jersey, jttf. if anyone has any information, we ask you to use our either the nypd tip line at 1-800-577-tips or submit a tip our our website at www.fbi.gov. it's important we do not inadvertently disclose information that could inform the subjects. the public understands the need for that securi