all 16 seidman cancer centers, mounted from the wall. >> when the patient finishes they can ring the bell, and the be on their way is not just for the patients it's for those treatment and they can hear the bell ringing. >> fox 8 reporter melissa reid fox 8 news. kentucky teenager spotted one of the me to feed and he noticed that he did not have shoes so he asked if he can say a prayer with him that he noticed thatas the man' shoes were completely ripped an without hesitation he took off his nike air jordans and give them to the man who had first declined t, jekyll's. >> at first he was like that i cannot take these because they take it because as what god would want me to dodo so i told him to take it from me >> avalon pier snapped a pictur inin posted to facebook it went viral, the teenager, when home in his socks said he was trying to do the right thing insulin else has donated a new pair of shoes to the teenager . more of fox 8 news still to this desperate to have a baby but not able to conceive and they hire surrogate but then things take turn asas david moss has the behind the scene

when the bells are installed over the next two weeks. they ask that a patient at that very stage will be there when its first installed to come out and ring the bell. >> . means so much to them. tonight. a texas mattress store is apologizing for a commercial that advertised a 9/11 twin tower sale. >> the add in san antonio is drawing out rage. after circulating on social media. the offer is for any full size mattress. the commercial features two men falling into the twin towers of plat mat trezs. in the wake of the backlash the owner is apologizing. >> . it was stupid. it was a stupid idea. we apologize. and we really hope you forgive us. >> . miracle mat mattress says they received death threats. they plan to on of the sales to the 9/11 foundation. >> . meantime kal part says a a display of coke cans stacked tried to remove the body from the casket. witnesses called the police. where they say the behavior was out of control. she showed up drunk. during the service. walked up to the casket. and grabbed the body inside. neighbors aren't s

i'm handing it to david asman and melissa francis for "after the bell." david: we are here, thank you very much, liz. no new record for the nasdaq today. stocks sinking in final moments for trading. major averages ending in the red. oil is huge story. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers. here what else we have for you coming up this hour. outlining ambitious plan for education. how will he pay for it? ask his economic advisors steve moore. house republicans on capitol hill demanding answers on nearly $2 billion paid to iran by the obama administration. was it even legal? that is what congressman nick mulvaney want to know. he is going to join us. >>> major brownedder, wow, did you see this for third party candidate gary johnson. david: ouch. melissa: may cost him dearly. ralph nader, former third party candidate weighs in what he needs to do to salvage the campaign.

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of the bells -- is a firefighter tradition -- to remember the people -- who died on 9-11. tim syzmanski/lvfr 8:39:35:26 "when you're a firefighter and you're going down the street, there's things that go through your mind. i can imagine what they were thinking when they were going out to the world trade center. so it means a lot to every the raising of a special flag -- presented by the new york city fire department. fly it only on september 11th -- at half-staff -- over a piece of metal from the world trade center. a henderson family -- has a very personal connection -- to the tragic events of 9-11. kellie lee -- lost her husband -- in one of the plane crashes. she gave birth to their daughter -- just two days later. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman -- is live -- as the family commemorates this 15-year anniversary. david. when kellie lee had her daughter allison two days after her husband danny was killed became a national story. she went on the maury povich show and today i got a chance to rewatch that clip with her. reliving it...hearing danny's voice -- none of

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this is "after the bell." u covered on big market movers but here is what else we have this hour. donald trump taking the stage at a rally in council bluffs, iowa. we're told he will focus on negatives he sees in hillary clinton's negative economic plans and her ties to wall street. we'll take you there live when it begins. >>> house republicans demanding answers from the head of the fbi, over the fbi's decision to grant immunity to so many of hillary clinton's aides. what was going on there?

we watch those numbers to the closing bell 48 minutes to go. take a look at this, the largest soupmaker reported smaller than expected profit for its fourth-quarter. and higher costs. seems to have backfired, refrigerated juice and carrot business follow sales numbers, share the campbell soup $56.82. one day after mister trump's highly anticipated immigration speech the race for the white house looking a little brighter for the republican nominee. trump stumping in the buckeye state, heading the american legion national convention before hosting a rally in wilmington. all of this as a new fox news poll shows mister trump putting clinton's lead to two, validating comments by the rnc chairman that could gain lost ground. we have blake berman following all the development, how polls are changing. >> you saw it there, donald trump down two according to the latest fox news poll, a big speech last night and after his rockets immigration speech he has made a few more on cores on this day, trump spoke to the national convention in ohio. after that he he

six minutes to the closing bell. m vacation ready to schalk up their portfolios this hour. a look what they're buying. intel leading the dow but nike, nike is the stock to dump right now. back in may at the salt conference, a woman in charge of nearly $3 million of assets at charles schwab warned that upcoming election would rattle markets. liz ann sonders taking the pulse of investor worries as we look into the final stretch of the presidential race. liz ann coming up next. ♪ liz: traders are back. september is traditionally a volatile month for the market but if you're looking for clues how your portfolio will move, you may want to follow the presidential polls. charles schwab chief investment strategist liz ann sonders gave us a clue back into the salt conference where you said it would cause volatility. you continue to see that with 6e been in not only election but fed going into september. the market gotten comfortable with the notion that fed had september on the table. we got only weak jobs report and weak ism

the department rang a bell and held a moment of silence for each flight hijacked. first responders say it is the least they can do for the fallen heroes. >> in the fire service in general and public safety we there are training aspects we go through to help prepare us for incidents and the willingness to go is just our job. everyday we put our uniforms on, our patch. >> in several local communities pieces of the twin as memorials and reminders. >> reporter: some who come here are too young to remember. others remember all too well. >> horror, disbelief, a feeling of patriotism, fear. >> reporter: 15 years passed since this beam from the north tower crashed into ground zero. yet for some memories are as vivid today as when it through. >> everybody was scared. nobody knew what was going to happen. we didn't know why. we didn't know what was happening. it was just a lot of shock. it was a lot of disbelief. >> reporter: today jackie brought her children so they could touch history and learn. >> i think it is important to remember this day. i think too many holidays go b

rings] liz: here is the closing bell, terry. respied over 240 point gain. >> thank god. liz: terry duffy. here is david and melissa for the "countdown to the closing bell." david: good to see you, terry. dow ending up nearly 240 points. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have coming up this hour. donald trump firing back at hillary clinton this afternoon in response to her calling half of his supporters millions of americans that is, deplorables. nor what he had to say there. this as clinton and her camp are coming under fire from both sides of the aisle for their lack of transparency over her health condi

us than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. the verbal bomb. he comes out and fax interest rates. the so-called volatility index that is a two-month hike. it is up 30%. then 22 and 24% claim at this hour. investors are actually dumping it pushing yields to the highest level. that 1.67 percent in the flight going straight to the dollar index. rallying more than 0.4 percent. it is a decent move there. it's higher against all major currencies right now the euro and we have the dow jones industrial the odds of the federal reserve at the next september meeting a jump to 24% right now from 18% just yesterday. and yesterday the star crude oil giving back three of the 4% in just gained. it has to do with the fact that it shows the number of active u.s. rate counts climbed by seven. it has a risen ten out of the last 11 weeks. all of this moving it to create quite the vortex. let's get to the floor show. i want to start with that. looking at all of these things that we just laid out. what is it. it could've been any three that caused this move. this is

checking the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. sident james the one third of 1%. s&p giving for nasdaq came in 13. let's take a look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." june is a south korean container carrier filed for bankruptcy forcing companies to scramble and rebook shipment and other carriers. it could mean product amazes retailers right now is dr. to the winter holidays. it could also mean higher shipping rates. shift operators explore economists failing to ship designers and operators are gearing up for a future in which cargo vessels sailed the oceans with minimal or even opera. dating website users fall prey to fake profiles. accounts created with photos of real people are increasingly being used to sleep people out of their savings. campbell soup rating i listed the company will release its latest quarterly result before the opening bout the opening bell peak and has forecast sales growth in the quarter after six quarters of decline. right now moving sharply to the downside. 7942 debate as b

also, on our website, fox 13 news dot com we'll have more information about how you can help the bell of the ball >> coaching a youth football team to victory and then hours later he was dead. now police in hanes city have named the man who pulled the trigger and they say derek denard is the man who shot and killed jonathan jordan after an argument near cooke field where jordan had just coached his three year old son's team. the father of three was an aspiring rap artist who went by the name jay green. he would have been 32 today. his mother says it's going to take a long time to cope with the loss. >> we got one minute at a time i feel like i'm, i don't know, i'm here. but i'm not here. and it's going to take a long time, but the more i look and say the people heart that he touched and the way he was i can't do nothing but say lord, thank you. >> claiming it was self-defense, although police haven't his familied he does not have a comment. the state is changing the rules after that sink hole in polk county, the one that spilled hundreds of million of gallons into the ack wu fr. mosai

we'll hear from progressive before the bell. at the company to post lower quarterly earnings but higher revenue compared to a year ago. oracle will release its latest numbers after the bell. the database company to report on revenue of club business gains traction. investors watching for any significant verdict on the whistleblower lawsuit over clyde accounting along with the impact of the vote in great britain for the european union. nicole: coming up, robotech industry and the reporter goes along for the ride. >> the light just turned green and as you can see it's turning it self, turn signal and everything. i had nothing to do with that. >> year supply of chick-fil-a sandwiches with the help of this inflatable cow. this checkout u.s. stock market futures down for the last five trading days. right now u.s. features that 34. we will check in on oil down 6% this week. today gaining 13 cents with a 43 handle. 4371 a barrel for oil this morning. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ (an

the bell is being shipped from washington d-c for next week's grand opening of the smithsonian's african-americ museum near the national mall. the church was founded in 1776...the bell was acquired 100 years later... 3 here in milwaukee, a memorial service has been scheduled for eric von, longtime local journalist and radio voice on stations that gear their programming to african- americans. von died suddenly last week at the age of 58. leaving a legion of admirers called a "celebration of life". it's at marquette university's alumni memorial union on 15th and wisconsin on wednesday, from 3 until 7pm. it includes a special program...and the announcement says "community members" are invited. fire officials in florida say a blaze at a mosque was deliberately set. now they're trying to determine if it was a hate crime. crime.surveillance video was released that shows a man walking up to the mosque early today...and shortly after, a looking for the man on the video.the mosque was used at times as a place of worship by omar mateen, the man who killed 49--people at the pulse nightclub in orlando earl

>> one bell will toll to mark the moment. [ bell tolls ] [ moment of silence ] >> good morning. my name is jerry. my dad -- >> and now, family members of the fallen will read the names of the victims as we see freedom tower again. david wright is in that tower right now. we also saw in that moment of silence, david, hillary clinton, donald trump, many other dignitaries gathered this morning. but this is mostly about the families. >> reporter: george, this is a scene of remembrance and also of resolve. you have families of the victims, families of the first responders. first responders themselves and mentioned, hillary clinton and donald trump here for this moment of remembrance. this is the first of six moments of silence that we'll have today. two for each of the planes that hit the towers. two for when the towers came down. one for the pentagon and one for flight 93 that crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. we'll hear the bell of hope. the chapel of st. paul's. it served as a sanctuary for the aftermath hard to believe it's 15 years since these events took place. >> i'm join b

> today at ground zero, one toll of the bell. and silence. nats standing still for that moment 15 years ago when the first plane struck the of names, read out by their families. nats nearly 3-thousand names. sot obama - fifteen years may seem like a long time, but for president obama offered a eulogy. sot obama 09:43:49 perhaps it's the memory of a last kiss given goodbye to a mother or father, a sister or a brother. we wonder how their lives might have unfolded, how their dreams might have taken shape. the last words fiona havlish has from her husband was a voicemail from the 101st floor of the south tower. sot (mother) fh: he said "honey, i'm trying to get out of the building as soon as i get out i'll call you on your cell. four they found a way to move on. but flew back from their new home in colorado, determined to be here. remembrance but also a day of resolve? fh: it is but it can also be a day of forgiveness. it can be a day of forgiveness // that was david wright reporting. in shanksville, pennsylvania -- a ceremony -

david and melissa francis pick it up for "after the bell." melissa: stocks heading down more than 1%. the s&p and nasdaq not too far behind. i'm melissa francis. david: kind of a ugly day in the markets. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers. but first here is what else we have for you this hour. we follow breaking developments out of hoboken, new jersey, at least one person dead and 100 are injured after a train plows into the station full speed during the busy rush hour morning commute. we're live at the scene with the very latest on that.

a local first responder will ring the department bell symbolizing the final call for 343 new york firefighters who died on this tragic day. there will an unveiling of the piece of the world trade center tower and that was brought to us by the san francisco fire department and the family of better yong, a local woman from san francisco who died working as a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 and they are the ones who brought this piece to the city. around the country, it will no doubt be an emotional moment for folks. >> just thinking about it is an emotional thing for me. i think there will be a loft different reactions. i think it will be somewhat of a somber moment. >> reporter: now that piece of the world trade center will eventually be put on permanent display at the san francisco fire department on second street. and this sunday's ceremony is open to the public. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, a number of dogs are believed to be dead after a home went up in flames overnight in the south bay. this is a photo from the scene give

ringing for the tolling of the bells yesterday morning. it's a firefighter tradition -- to remember the people -- who died on 9-11. the bells rang at the same time the south tower collapsed at the world trade center. tim syzmanski/lvfr 8:39:35:26 "when you're a firefighter and you're going down the street, there's things that go through there. i can imagine what they were thinking when they were going out to the world trade center. so it means a lot to every firefighter, knowing what those people were feeling when they were o the 9-11 tribute -- including the raising of a special flag -- presented by the new york city fire department. they have special orders to fly it only on september 11th -- at half-staff -- over a piece of metal from the world trade center. 10:27:34/fahy "we were praying that she missed the flight because she just wasn't a morning person." 15 years later friends...family and students continue to remember a teacher who died before many students at palo born. barbara edwards was a foreign language teacher who was on the a

the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((bell tolls silence )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> as people get ready for work this morning ... many still have 9/11 on their minds. ((michael stevens)) >> tributes .. memorials .. ceremonies held across the country and the world .. to mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks. thanks for joining us, i'm michael stevens in for brian./// ((michael stevens)) >>> the bell tolled in new york city .. and a moment of silence held ... to commemorate when the first tower was struck by a hijacked plane. ((kirsten joyce)) >> it was followed by family members the reading of the names of their loved ones who were killed 15 years ago: reading names of those killed in the attacks )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> many also visited the 9/11 memorial where the world trade centers once stood.. leaving flowers and paying their respects. new york city police commission bill bratton says the new one world trade center .. shows just how resilient our country is: ((bill bratton/ new york city police commissioner) "this is a day

it rang the opening bell this morning a price of $16 per share. opened a $26.26. since and straight into the stratosphere. look at the massive gain. it is doing very well and worth way more than its nearly $3.7 billion open price evaluation. the millennial generation is not. so why hillary clinton reaches for the vote. the american dream of home ownership is much more cloudy. there is more coming up in a foxbusiness exclusive. what he is doing to try to help millenials. countdown is coming right back. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. fixodent plus adhesives. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. it begins from the the second we're born.er. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching

less than an hour with the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news this hour. see all the red on the screen, dow down 37, s&p, nasdaq, everything lower. one stock is slamming the brakes on my record on behalf of major indices to turn positive. yeah, you can blame apple, no bounce at all. the stock is getting bruised at this hour following 2 and a half percent after saying, look at what we are doing, unveiling apple 7. right now apple the biggest loser. 18 points to have blue chip index but the dow is not the only victim of tech giant. two fitness starlings falling. fitbit down more than 1%, both in the red that apple looks to trample over their wearable turf with the apple watch. take a look at pier one imports. the home decor company says they're struggling to lure in customers. take a look right now. oil is actually spiking more than 4% so is gasoline. why is this happening? we've got inventory numbers todathat showed a massive drawdown. what have we been talking about? we saw crude drawing down ab

plus, oracle reports earnings after the bell. can the software giant make more progress in the cloud? markets close in two hours. stocks are hovering around session highs. close to the highs of the day, a pretty big move here. a bit of a risk on rally. this kind of feels like the mentality that has been behind a lot of the ball moves in the market in the last year or so. that's bull moves. economic numbers this morning were not great by any means, but also not terrible. lets you are convinced things will get worse from here, perhaps you want to be a buyer. the dow jones also up 1%. it is up 100 basis points almost. 1%.aq and s&p 500 above you are also looking at moves and a few of these sectors now participating that one of them is the health care group has done pretty well. you also look at infotech which has done great today. that is being helped by apple, some of the big tech names. if you look at what is happening with casinos come a pretty big move. wynn resorts in the positive. that is helping that sector. wynn is doing pret

a test run of the new smart train comes with all of the bells and whistles and a loud horn. some neighbors even have their own impression. >> it is like a freight train. >> she lives in the mobile home park adjacent to the smart train tracks where the smart of train horns seemed to echo. >> it seems to be day and night. it makes no difference. it will wake you up. >> smart said it was testing the trains at night, but only temporarily. a spokesperson says our horn is between 96 and 98decibles, so it is on the lower end of the spectrum. it is all about safety and it is a community conversation. >> we are stuck with the train. we don't want to be stuck with the noise. >> relief is coming. both novato and san rafael have established quiet zones restricting the engineers from sounding horns unless there is an emergency or if a train leaves the station. >> we'll still hear the bells and the whistles at the gate. other than that, we'll be happier. >> smart start is moving commuters later this year. eileen may finally hang up her impression. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> coming up o

the student says she was walking toward the bell tower after leaving the courtyard when a man grabbed her from behind, shoving his hand in her pants and fondled her. police say she managed to break free. the man took off. students are shocked. sot xifan dng/freshman 195118 it's so weird. guy you don't know him d he puts his arms around you. police say it students say they got text alert. sot gunnar nuxolo/junior 144259 a friend of mine brought it up and we were all just surprised. 144302 we were really surprised that it would happen in such a public place police say there is no video of the incident. the attackers description is vagueso police don't know if he is a student or not. and a motive is unclear. tonight investigators are urging students to eliminate distractions like texting or using headphones, and always walk with a group. it's safety measure students lara queck and ester lee try to do, but admit it is not always lara queck sot 143405 i definitely hope they can find this guy. police say people can always call them if they need a safety escort. they are also asking students

this is "after the bell." on the big market movers but first here's what else we have for you this hour. new intel on the bombing suspect in new york and new jersey as investigators are on a desperate hunt to determine if the man acted alone. the suspect's father is now speaking out and the warning he supposedly gave to federal authorities years ago. why he believed his own son was a terrorist. >>> meanwhile the nominees are preparing for the fight of the century. donald trump blasting hillary clinton for taking a day off from the campaign trail.

bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell." >> we have a little bit of a breather in the markets. stocks not getting too much of a bounce after yesterday's oil selloff. >>> apple leading the dell from the second straight day. samsung from that battery explosion. could t-mobile and sprint be the real winners? that's still coming up. >> that's the story sort of emerging right now, isn't it? money manager mark okada said active investing won't take a backseat to passive investing. he'll tell us why. >>> netflix shares up nearly 2% today. let's start with apple's run-up today. bertha coombs keeping an eye on the rally. bertha? >> it's the first time we can say apple has been up three days in a row and up sharply on really strong volume, which suggests that people are buying here with conviction, first time in an awful long time. today's move putting apple at one of the highs of the year. right now it looks like maybe the highest going back almost to january. certainly a six-month high. and also it puts apple's market cap back above $600 billion after having lagged throughout the year

superintendent william and other officials rang the bell at the new hill academy in that area. the school budget finally stabilized and he is optimistic about it. parents are pretty sure you took photographs of your little ones dressed up for the first day of school. we invite you to share them with us, #6abcaction or e-mail jointheaction@6abc.com. >>> now, follow up to a story from last night. after a long meeting, the counsel voted not to disband the police department. the bucks county community considered outsourcing police to middletown township to save money but the police stay. >>> for the past two weeks, residents in egg harbor, new jersey have been under a water boil advisory. the reason? the failure of a private well that sent sand into the water treatment system. the d.e.p. says technical issues have delayed sample testing. if those samples come back negative, the boil water advisory will be lifted right away. >>> a u.s. representative brought a container of mosquitoes to the house floor. he says he brought the prop to convey the fear and anxiety his constituents are

we're immersed in red with less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." >>> breaking news -- maybe he just couldn't take the double speak anymore. 24 hours after that man on your screen said it's time to raise rates, the atlanta fed president announcing he's stepping down. dennis lockhart dropped that bomb ahead of the crucial fed meeting that has investors on the edge of their seats. the dow down 297 point, right now down 264. we've wiped out yesterday's 240-point rally and much more. at this hour, not one but all three major indices are on track for a third straight day of greater than 1% moves. triple-digit losses for the dow, the s&p down 34 points. i want to remind people on friday the s&p had fallen 52 points. we're close to matching that. the market bumps and jumps sending the volatility index skyrocketing more than 20%. the vix up 23%. we're seeing signs of stress here. that vix is on track for the highest close since june 27th. investors fleeing stocks to find refuge in not a surprise, bonds. look at ten-year treasury

. >> michelle: plus when you rent a car you might want all the coolest bells and whistles. but buyers beware. how you can avoid getting ripped off in today's rip-off alert how you can take part in the salvation army's coat drive called warm souls. it's getting chilly. it's that time. we're going tell you what they're looking for, where you can drop it off and make an impact to help those less fortunate in our community. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. >> michelle: welcome back in. a phoenix man is in police

.: the classic bell curve. tom j.: right. normal not applied to an individual but we're interested in is bringing people into the normal distribution of human activity. if we sort of fudge that and say, well, somebody born without legs. technically, they're on the normal distribution of what they can do, but if we say we want to get them able to walk like most people in that bell curve can do, then a device that allows that person to walk is getting them back into the center of the bell curve. certainly something that would allow me to run at 60 miles an hour would shoot me well past the other side of the bell curve and that would be problematic, but even human activity. if i were to have a device implanted that would allow me to run 100 meters a tenth of a second slower than usain bolt, we wouldn't call that therapy. we would call that enhancement because anybody who knows me, knows i can't run that fast and i'm never going to be able to. it's not a returning of some sort of normal to me. at the same time, though, you have to

this is "after the bell." ed on the big market movers here's what else we have for you this hour. a few hours before donald trump vases off against hillary clinton in their first head-to-head matchup. polls show they are locked in a dead-heat. the pressure is on with voter is

this is "after the bell." u covered on all the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you this hour. payoff in charlotte. violence erupting on the streets for the second straight night. what the city is planning to prevent similar clashes tonight. law and order is topic number one on the campaign trail. donald trump calling the violence a national crisis. what he says he will do to prevent situations like this. yahoo! confirming a major data breach affecting hundreds of millions of accounts. what personal consumer, customer information was stolen, and who

the background. she's at an airport. all right, i'll look for cell towers at san francisco international. no, no, she's not at sfo. those engines were too small to be commercial. i heard a bell ranger. i think we're looking for a private airport, one that services planes and choppers. n san carlos, ten minutes from here. call thornton, tell her to ground all airplanes in the area. we can't let that virus leave the city. (tires screeching) (horns honking) hang on. (tires screeching) mac! where's mr. wizard going? i think he's going to stop that thing. (panting) how's he gonna stop an airplane? macgyver: yeah, i know what you're thinking. this is insane. and guess what? i'm afraid of heights. but, this is one of those man-up moments in my line of work, that sometimes can't be avoided. (knife clicks) co-pilot: all right, we got a problem. landing gear retraction has failed. manual is not responsive either. pilot: san carlos airport control, hey! riley: congratulations. your friend just beat you in the mad dog crazy department. i'm glad you're talking to me again. don't get cocky. you're the only other one here. good point. come on, come on. (grunts) (door opens) drop the gun, n

this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers.at else we have for you at this hour? apple announced a new iphone and apple watch. we'll tell you what is included and perhaps more importantly what is not. >>> donald trump announced his plans to boost our military and national security. details on his plan to defeat isis and dramatically increase spending on the troops. >>> members of congress calling for a new investigation into hillary clinton's deleted emails

josh dietz of the alpine funds. [closing bellword of an investigation breaking in the last hour of wells fargo that could lead to a industrial inquiry. david and melissa, "after the bell." guys? david: thank you. melissa: stocks ending the day mixed with the dow and s&p sinking for the second day. the dow dropping below 18,000. i'm melissa francis. whoa. david: this is wild day. i'm david asman this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have in the packed hour. donald trump speaking in flint, michigan right now. questions over hillary clinton's health and her insults to trump supporters dinging her in some major swing states where donald trump is now in the lead. this is trump reveals the results of his recent physical exam at a taping of the "dr. oz" show. it won't air until tomorro

remember the memphis belle? lebrated lady from tennessee survived many a perilous assignment, returning home scarred, but happy and proud to be back. in the pacific, many navy ships were carrying planes. courageous navy pilots mastered early catapult launching devices and aboard aircraft carriers they overcame an additional hazard, a rolling landing field. air power was a major factor in the planning of the pacific campaign. these tough fighters outfought the best the japanese had to offer. they spearheaded allied forces across the pacific as the war moved closer to the japanese homeland. now, it was only a matter of time. b-29 bombers were visiting the empire of the rising sun with ruthless regularity. often in 100-plane raids. but it took only one b-29, the enola gay, to close that chapter in human history. in the years that followed world war ii, even greater progress was made in aircraft design and development. army aviation separated in 1942 from the army air force corps was experimenting with helicopters. t

reflection, the names of 18 bucks county residents who died on 9/11 read allowed followed by a toll of the bell. >> my father made the decision that fateful day to lead his people to the elevators and to safety. >> reporter: 15 years have passed, but kaepernick burger -- in this nick burger said he is far from gone. >> reporter: throughout the delaware valley people remember in pennsauken, first responders and community members gathered at the 9/11 memorandum. at 9:11 a.m., runners kicked off the first responders run. in wilmington, delaware, a special mass was said to pray for peace. and in philadelphia, representatives from the fire and police departments solemnly processed to the betsy ross house a ceremony following their new york city counterparts who mayor jim kenny prayed for their selflessness. >> today is a solemn reflex of prayer for those of those lost on that fateful day. especially those first responders who had the most love for men and women who they ran into the buildings to save. >> reporter: in lower makefield, bucks county, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> the carson

light honor all those who died in the terrorist attack on the world trade center from the tolling of the bell. marking the momentings the plane hit the towers to the reading of the names. president obama laying a wreath to the ceremony in shanksville, america will never forget. i'm lucy, iain is off tonight. the 15th anniversary of 9/11 attacks brought crowds of people to ground 0. but the site of presidential candidate hillary clinton apparently ill and leaving ceremony early lays concern, joyce evans is here to concern. >> word is hillary clinton is resting at her home. her doctor released a statement saying she has pneumonia. she's on antibiotics and recovering nicely. her campaign says she felt overheated during the 9/11 ceremony. you see here democrat nominee clintons's standing on the sidewalk outside the site of the world trade center as her suv pulls up. she's leaving the ceremony in ground 0 in progress. she appears unsteady, her aids and protected detail holding her up. she stumbles moving toward the van. as she is helped inside. a law enforcement source tells us mrs. clinton had to

a test run of the new smart train comes with all of the bells and whistles and a loud horn. some neighbors even have their own impression. >> it is like a freight train. >> she lives in the mobile home park adjacent to the smart train tracks where the smart of train horns seemed to echo. >> it seems to be day and night. it makes no difference. it will wake you up. >> smart said it was testing the trains at night, but only temporarily. a spokesperson says our horn is between 96 and 98decibles, so it is on the lower end of the spectrum. it is all about safety and it is a community conversation. >> we are stuck with the train. we don't want to be stuck with the noise. >> relief is coming. both novato and san rafael have established quiet zones restricting the engineers from sounding horns unless there is an emergency or if a train leaves the station. >> we'll still hear the bells and the whistles at the gate. other than that, we'll be happier. >> smart start is moving commuters later this year. eileen may finally hang up her impression. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> coming up o

you could hear the ringing of the bells. it's a method firefighters use to communicate with each other during emergencies. the tradition held strong sunday to honor the firefighters who lost their lives. a group of first responders in georgia geto work to honor their comrades killed on 9-eleven. the group of sixteen firefighters and two police officers climbed to the summit of stone mountain, near atlanta. the one-mile climb was the equivalent of 160- flights of stairs. the goal was to honor the 343 firefighters and paramedics who lost their lives on 9-11. we'll be right the film brought in 35-and-a-half million dollars over the weekend... making it one of the five best september openings of all time. nats of stuff hitting plane "i have an both engines. returning immediately." the film stars tom hanks... and is directed by clint eastwood. it's based on the story of captain chelsey sullenberger. it tells the remarkable story of how he landed a plane on the hudson river in 20-09. "anna, we'd like you to stay here with us. if yo