he said he was a former marine who got the flag from the noaa administration who had gotten the flag parisons followed and they found the flag was the same size of same material with matching halliards and tape. there was another match. >> the dust and debris on that flag was consistent with dust and debris from ground zero. >> reporter: the flag's 15 years journey ends tomorrow at the 9/11 memorial museum where it will be displayed in a new exhibit, back to where it first rallied a wounded nation. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> finally tonight, this ship, the "intrepid" and its storied history serve as a reminder of the awesome responsibility for being commander in chief, a fitting place for mr. trump and secretary clinton to face questions for their readiness for the job. young men fought, bled and 270 of them died on this ship, some of them on this very deck during some of the most intense battles during the war in pacific. they were ordered into battle after a declaration of war. theirs was not to question that order but to serve and they did so bravely, as thousands of am

>> this is the most famous flag in the 20th century. the only one i think >> brad told the story two years ago. you've got the wrong flag. >> reporter: a man brought the flag to a fire station in washington and he's a mystery and his name is brian. he said he got it from the noaa that had been given it by a widow and the comparisons followed and they found the flag was the material with matching hall yards and tape. there was another match. >> the dust and debris on that flag was consistent with dust and debris from ground zero. >> reporter: the flag's 15 years journey ends tomorrow at the 9/11 memorial museum where it will be displayed in a new exhibit, back to where it first ralied a wounded nation. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> finally tonight, stored history serve as a reminder of the awesome responsibility for being commander in chief, a fitting place for mr. trump and secretary clinton to face questions for their reainess for the job. young men fought, bled and 270 of them died on this ship, some of them on this very deck

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the flag has now been donated to the 9-11 memorial and museum. (alice greenwald /9/11 memorial director) >> "everyone here and the 9-11 memorial and museum feels a tremendous measure of pride and responsibility i custody of this flag" (marlie hall / cbs news) while the flag has been found the mystery of where it went lingers. (jim massingale /former everett police detective) >> now with the amount of attention thats being given to it we suspect that there will be leads that come in (marlie hall / cbs news) >> the stars and stripes are now on display - in time for sunday's 15th anniversary of the attacks. marlie hall cbs news new york. ((christianne klein)) >>> despite the triple digit corner. ((paul joncich)) >> and that means the harvest is back in the valley. how you can get tickets is next on thv the harvest festival has returned to the valley. today is the last day to check it out. doors open at 10 am and it goes until 6. tickets are 9 bucks .. but you can save two dollars if you bring a can of food, ba the items will be donated to safe nest,

>> the most famous flag of the 21st century. the only thing i can thing of bigger -- >> reporter: he told the story two years four days later a man brought what he says was the flag to a fire station. he's a mystery. they only have this sketch and the name brian. he said he was a form erma rein who had been given the flag by a 9/11 widow. months of forensic work followed, photograph comparisons revealed the flags were the same size, of the same material with watching rope and tape. and there was another match. >> the dust and debris that was on that flag was consistent with dust and debris from ground zero. >> reporter: the flag's 15-year journey ends tomorrow at the 9/11 memorial and museum where it will be displayed in a new exhibit. back to where it first rallied a wounded nation. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> finally tonight, this ship, the intrepid is a daunting chief. a fitting place for mr. trump and secretary clinton to face questions about readiness for the job. young men fought, bled and 270 of them died on thi

[applause] the flag all of you helped to protect and preserve. that flag deserves respect. engthen respect for our flag. it is very sad, you see what is happening. [applause] way, we want young americans to recite the pledge of allegiance. [applause] in addition to teaching respect for the flag, we also have to make sure we give our military the tools they need to defend that flag and to deter violence and aggression from our foreign adversaries of which there are many. [applause] we will rebuild our depleted military. and pursue a state-of-the-art missile defense. [applause] we will do it based on those three very famous words, peace through strength. [applause] sure our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines have the best equipment, training, tools anywhere in the world. nobody will be able to compete with us. we will ensure that they have the best medical care in the world, both in service and when they return home as civilians. [applause] that will require a total reform of the veterans administration. it is in very sad shape. i deal with veterans all the time. we have t

three firefighters at ground zero raising the american flag in the middle of devastation. for years until now. cnn's deborah feyerick has the story. >> reporter: on 9/11 in the burning ashes of the world trade cent center, three firefighters raised an american flag. it was 5:00 p.m. on a day that changed history. >> this picture became how we said patriotism post 9/11. >> reporter: the iconic image embodied america's resilience. featured in the 2013 movie "the flag" it was unfurled at yankees stadium and it was carried on board the first airstrikes over al qaeda. >> i've never seen so many grown men and women cry just by touching a piece of fabric. of course, it wasn't just a piece of fabric, was it? >> reporter: except it wasn't the right flag. >> somewhere between 9/11 and the yankee stadium ceremony the flag went missing. >> reporter: the flag taken by three firefighters from the yacht in a marina disappeared hours after the photo was taken. its fate remained a mystery until now. about 2900 miles a stranger identifying himself as a former marine named brian turned over t

the flag itself became famous. flying over yankee stadium, the uss roosevelt, and new york city but, there was a problem. >> when they brought it back to city hall, and the three firefighters in the audience they said that's not the flag. >> how did they know? >> these guys are sharp guys. they knew it was so big it was definitely not the flag they had that day. >> reporter: november of 2014, 13 years and 3,000 miles away, the missing flag resurfaced just as mysteriously as it once disappeared. jim masingail detective with the case. >> the flag had been turned into the fire department in a joanne fabrics bag. kind of wadded up thrown in the bag. we looked at the flag. we had photos we had taken of it. it looked very similar to what we were seeing in the photographs and in the video. so, we thought, well, it is either an elaborate hoax or the real thing. >> after months of careful analysis, authorities are 99% certain it is indeed the real thing. same size. coated in the same dust that once choked ground zero. how wa

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the actual flag disappeared a short time later. now 15 years later, it'ser apparently been recovered. here again tony dokoupil. >> reporter: it was late in the afternoon of september 11th, 2001. the towers were down, the death toll was rising. and that is when it happened. three firefighters on a smoldering pile of rubble hoisted a pristine american flag taken from a yacht nearby. tom was new york's city's fire >> the guys were going through terrible, terrible pain and suffering, trying to rescue their brothers and civilians who we hoped were trapped and were going to be able to rescue. so any kind of symbol like that flag or anything else that mader the troops think that there was hope, there was something bigger than just us, was helpful. >> reporter: photographer thomas franklin snapped a picture of the moment and it made so many photos of the rubble, this image stood out as a symbol of that echoed from coast to coast/ the flag itself became famous, flying over yankee stadium, the u.s.s. roosevelt and new york city hall. but ther

so we looked at the flag. we had photos we had taken of it. t we were seeing in the photographs and in the video. so we thought, well, it's either a very elaborate hoax or it's the real thing. >> reporter: after months of careful analysis, authorities are now 99% certain that it is, indeed, the real thing. same size, same rigging, coated in the same dust that once choked ground zero. but how was it lost in the first place. and who is the mystery man seen here in a police sketch who returned it? joe daniels is president of the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> i think that it is such an incredible story, we want to know all the details, to actually trace it back throughout the years, so that is something that we will be working on. but right now we're just so thrilled that this is the actual flag, that it's going to be here forever for people to see. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and thases' the cbs weekend news for this sunday, september 11th i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us and tha

the american flag was unfurled over the side of the pentagon in the exact spot where the plane hit, killing 125 people. president obama thanks the men and women who have served the country since the attacks. >> thanks to their extraordinary service we have dealt devastating blows to al-qaeda. we've delivered justice to osama bin laden. we strengthen our homeland security, we have prevented attacks, we've saved lives. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, the town held a lantern lighting saturday night. today hundreds gathered to remember the 40 people killed on flight 93. >> tell stories of september 11th that encourage a new generation to learn about that day. be better. be braver. >> reporter: there are now before 9/11, with the museum, a transportation hub, shopping center and more than 60,000 new residents now surrounding it. reena. >> ninan: thank you, jamie. our justice reporter paula reid sat down with u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. they talked about the september 11th attacks and the new terror threats facing the u.s. >> on 9/11 i was actually in my apartment preparing to

the flag is in the a garment. it's something to respect. >> reporter: he says if it's not made of a real flag with 50 stars and 13 stripes, it's okay. but peterson says there's also more to the flag code. this part says the flag represents a living country and is itself considered a living thing. therefore, a lapel flag pin being a replica should be wrn on the left lapel near the heart. obviously a pin doesn't hold all 50 stars. and peterson doesn't even like napkins that look like the flag. >> that's bad. wiping your mouth on the flag. >> i know a lot of veterans that have tattoos with the flag on, but they don't seem to -- is that good or bad? i don't know. >> reporter: thieve veteran bob says only hopes people are respectful while wearing the flag. >> as long as they realize what it means. that's what i'm concerned about. >> reporter: the veterans are in agreement about removing these. >> flags that are torn up, these people that have these flags flying, they need to -- if they need new flags, we'll give them a

the flag then underwent forensic analysis sis to eif it was the ground zero flag and this week it was finally confirmed. >> first examining the particles on the flag tower dust and i realize the same assemblage of particles were found on the flag and the 9/11 ground zero dust. >> daniel: the iconic flag ised at museum ready for the ceremonies. the identity of the person who turned the flag in remains unknown. >>> the race for first place takes center stage tonight in toronto. the sox will face the jays in what is the biggest series of the sox lead the division by a game. >>> a special day or night for the boston bruins. they opened their new state-of-the-art training facility. the bruins teamed up with new balance to debut the brand-new warrior ice arena in brighton. an all-new ice rink, locker rooms, training and weight rooms. as bruins president cam neely tells our butch stearns, boston hockey fans deserve it. >> it's exciting. it is nice to be able to -- to be able to be a part of this to the players for -- for years to come. you know, there are is such a great hockey community, ne

the flag itself became famous. flying over yankee stadium, the uss roosevelt, and new york but, there was a problem. >> when they brought it back to city hall, and the three firefighters in the audience they said that's not the flag. >> how did they know? >> these guys are sharp guys. they knew it was so big it was definitely not the flag they had that day. >> reporter: november of 2014, 13 years and 3,000 miles away, the missing flag resurfaced just as mysteriously as it once disappeared. >>> the elderly woman accused in the hit and run death. 26 states, one message. a day of action today with raleigh at the center of the it all. >> it's just about spreading kiss can. >> a woman's mission to spread acts of kindness. how she's getting her message out in in durham. good monday morning to you and thanks for watching cbs north carolina. >> glad to have you, good morning. >> we've got your morning news and a check on traffic. let get to storm team meteorologist. back from vacation. looking good. good morning. >> good mo

so someone found a different flag and people knew right away it wasn't the same flag because of its size is now back is certainly significant but nobody knows really how it got there. >> i'm telling you, your story gave me chills. it gave me chills. but you're right though, the mystery of who took it, why, how did it end up, like, way across the country. >> and that's what they want to know, that's what they want to find out. it's good it's back but it still has a big story. >> it sort of adds to the romanticism vourroman romanticism surrounding it now, right? deb feyerick, thank you. >>> 15 years later, an updated look at the iconic film with the only known shortage from the twin towers. that's sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. what if a company that didn't make cars made plastics that make them lighter? the lubricants that improved fuel economy. even technology to make engines more efficient. what company does all this? exxonmobil, that's who. we're working on all these things to make cars better and use less fuel. helping you save money and reduce emissions. and you thought we just m

the flag itself became famous, flying over yankee stadium, the u.s.s. roosevelt and new york city hall. but there was a problem. >> when they brought it back to city hall, and the three firefighters were out in the audience and they said that's not the flag. >> how did they know. >> these guys are sharp guys. they knew, it was so big t was they had that day. >> reporter: in november of 2014, 13 years and 3,000 miles away, the missing flag resurfaced just as mysteriously as it once disappeared. jim massingale was a detective with the everett, washington, police department which investigated the case. >> the flag had been turned into the fire department in a joann fabric's bag. >> and then it was kind of wadded up and thrown in the back. so we looked at the flag. we had photos we had taken of it. photographs and in the video. so we thought, well, it's either a very elaborate hoax or it's the real thing. >> reporter: after months of careful analysis, authorities are now 99% certain that it is, indeed, the real thing. same size, same rigging, coated in the

past two years, two years, the washington state patrol crime lab has been running tests on the flagnd the result results, well they je back. the flag is a match. >> look at that original photograph from 9/11 you see a certain black electric tape holding two lines together and they had the same general profile so i knew well, this could be it. >> no word on where the flag has been all these years. it disappeared from ground zero sometime during the site clean cleanup. the 9/11 museum in new york city will unveil the flag this sund sunday. it will be a big moment. >>> you see it you shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what's happening in your neighborhood. >>> iain, what's you got tonight? >> lucy philadelphia photo art center has launched philly block project photography pays tribute to the history of south ken sipping ton. floor to ceiling photographs stitched together to form a block of row homes stretching beyond the gallery walls much the exhibit will run through november in the ptac gallery. new source for students seeking vocational training in south jersey. the comer

exactly how the flag ended up across the country and the identity of the person who turned it in rein but it is back and here to stay. the flag has been donated to the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> every year at the 9/11 memorial and museum feels pride and responsibility in assuming custody of the flag. >> reporter: while the flag has been found the mystery of where it went lingers. >> now with the amount of attention given to it we suspect there will be leads. >> reporter: it is now on display in time for sunday's 15 15th anniversary of the terror attacks. cbs news, new york. >> memorials, vigils and tributes will be held this weekend, including the animal ceremony that 9/11 memorial plaza. >>> walmart is apologizing for a display that was stocked to look like the world trade center. someone snapped this picture in florida. the company says was not meant to be disrespectful just days before the 19 year anniversary of the september 11 attacks. >>> two hackers from north carolina charged with a computer attack on cia directer and other officials. prosecutors say they were a part of a ha

we looked at the flag. it. it looked very similar to what we were seeing in the photographs and in the video. so, we thought, well, it is either an elaborate hoax or the real thing. >> after months of careful analysis, authorities are 99% certain it is indeed the real thing. same size. same rigging. coated in the same dust that once choked ground zero. how was it lost in the first place? and who is the mystery man seen here in a police sketch, who returned it? >> we want to know all the details. try to actually trace it back throughout the years. so that's something we will be working on, right now just so thrilled that this is the actual flag that it is going to be here forever for people to see. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york. i'm reena ninan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 12th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> after months of questions surrounding her health, hil

the owner... of this folded american flag. "ted froberg" says the he spotted the flag on the side of u-s 19 in clearwater saturday. he posted about it to his facebook page -- hoping to get the word out. so far -- the post has been shared more than 12-thousand times! froberg says the flag strikes a chord with him. when he was just 11-years-old -- his mother received one of those folded flags... during his father's funeral. he thinks because of the fold... the flag may belong to a veteran's suarez is following this story throughout the morning starting at five a-m. and he's planning to get a ?live interview with froberg. the last remains of the old st. petersburg pier... will soon be history. city leaders say they finally have plans to remove the remaining structures. the famous inverted pyramid is already long gone... but some of the pier and a lot of concrete remain. the project was supposed to be finished in february. the city says safety issues caused the company to miss the deadline. going slower than expected because parts

in 1968 congress approved the flag descecration law making it illegal to cast contempt on the flag by publicly mutilating i 1989 and 1990 decided due to the first amendment the government cannot forbid alteration or damage to the flag due to its status as symbolic speech. here is the catch local, state and federal governments can impose restrictions to regulate the time, place and manner of that protest. >> romona: it looks like the man convicted of repeatedly egging a euclid home will avoid jail time. jason kozan was sentenced to six suspended the days and he will have to be on active probation for 18 months pleading guilty to egging the home more than 100 times for more than a year. police have never said what motivated the attacks. >> cleveland police searching for vandal who is did substantial damage to a historic downtown cemetery over the weekend. dozens of gravestones at the erie street cemetery were either knocked over or broken. the cemetery was first permanent cemetery and many of cleveland's early leaders are buried there. if you have any information on the vandalism please

our students run on the field with an american flag, and so our students... the only thing we will review is what items in the student section would give the best game day experience for our students and the people behind them." ...but some, like senior connor jones, say what happened to brandon conrad just isn't right. ( connor jones / senior, owasso high school ) "the flag being a symbol of our country and everything being taken away from us... kind of a double-standard almost." the students have a "u-s-a night" on the schedule in a few weeks. wondering if flags will be allowed at that game. just days after his death.... gene wilder returns to the big screen. where you can see some of his classic films - this to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhous

debra has more on the flag's incredible journey. >> reporter: on 9/11 in the burning ashes of the worldee firefighters raised an american flag. it was 5:00 p.m. on a day that changed history. >> how we said patriotism post-9/11. >> the iconic image embodied america's resilience. featuring the film "the flag" it was unfurled at yankee stadium and was aboard the aircraft carrier that launched the -- >> i have never seen so many men and women cry just by touching a piece of fabric, and, of course, it wasn't just a piece of fabric, was it? >> reporter: except it wasn't the right flag. >> somewhere between 9/11 and the yankees stadium ceremony the flag went missing. >> reporter: the flag taken by three firefighters from a yacht in the marina near ground zero disappeared hours after the photo was taken. its fate remained a mystery until now. a stranger identifying himself as a former marine named brian turned over the flag to local firefighters. >> brian was purporting the flag to be the missing 9/11 flag. >> reporter: and so began a two-year process to confirm the flag was authentic and get

the american flag -- in the famous photo of three firefighters raising it at ground zero -- went missing years ago. in washington -- officials say a man named "brian" showed up at a fire station with a flag in a plastic bag. he says it was given to him by someone else. the washington state patrol crime lab began testing it... by comparing samples of dust particles from the flag to dust particles from ground zero in back... and both matched. "oh my gosh. i figured it was incredibly patriotic for one thing. just to know im looking at something this important." "i always wanted to do something patriotic and this is as close as im going to get being as patriotic as i wanted to be." the iconic flag is now at the nine- eleven museum in new york. it will be ready for this weekend's commemoration ceremonies. three girls who performed a dance routine of their song "freedom's call" at a trump rally are su campaign. the group's manager -- which is a father to one of the girls -- says the trump campaign failed to allow them to set up a table to sell cd's at a florida rally. then -- after they travel

now the flag has been donated to the 9/11 memorial museum. >> everyone here at the 9/11 memorial and museum feels a tremendous measure of pride and responsibility in assuming custody of this flag. >> the stars and stripes are now on display in time for sunday's events marking 15 years since the terror attacks. >>> ford expanding its recall over faulty doors. recalling an additional 1.5 million vehicles. that the on top of the million recalled earlier this year. ford says a spring tab in the door latches can break causing the doors to fly open while the vehicles are moving. contact your ford dealer to see if your car is effected. >>> trending online today. a picture she thought would disappear may send there jail. in july r playboy model dani mathers posted -- july r playboy model dani mathers posted this photo to snap dani mathers captured the photo if i can't unsee this, you can't either. they will decide whether to file body shaming charges, six months in jail with a conviction. the woman's attorney said her client had every right to expect privacy in the locker room. >>> colin kaep

- its the confederate flag. (nats) oh say can you see... "when i saw the confederate flag i didn't want to sand because it meant slavery." "disgusted and i was angry." 13-year old lii were confused. (daniel argueta, sat over confederate flag) "they just asking my, 'dad are we going to stand?" her father daniel argueta believed in only saluting the american flag. after all, his two brothers are police officers. (daniel argueta, sat over confederate flag) "you kind of get caught in yes you want to stand you support the us flag, you support the troops, you support police officers but what is the confederate flag doing there? he chose for his wife and five children to sit down. (daniel argueta, sat over going on with the flag recently and people sitting during the anthem we had all intent to stand but we couldn't. people probably looked around probably wondering what we were doing." though it flies next to the stars and stripes the confederate flag has a checkered past. (daniel argueta, sat over confederate flag) "it

what happened to the flag comes just after we saw the us flag burned down town the the republican national convention an about all athletes standing before the flag and the nationa anthem,, you could see the vandals takinge pictures with t revved up flag evil looking through the gaping holes. >> i thought it was really disrespectful for someone to go to our flagom and what it means our countryd and to deface it. >> this happened in strongsville,ha a break in the the people involved maybe high school kidsth a parma detective notice this address in the picture in that help to tie iti back to this business. now an american citizen implies a flag and can understand this. >> is really disrupted the thin high school kids think this way and much you would do to make them change that way i don't know. c fox 8 has blurred the faces of the suspects since they may be,th strongsville in parma police are working together, and tryin to get a positive identificatio of the suspects they say that one has made anti- american postings on social mediaia. my question is what were the

today was the first 9/11 anniversary with that flag at its rightful home. isappeared shortly after the attacks, but it turned up years later and has made its way back to its site here in new york. our debra ferrick reports on its journey. >> on 9/11, three firefighters raised an american flag. it was 5:00 p.m. on a day that changed history. >> this picture became how we said patriotism post 9/11. >> the iconic image embodied america's resilience. featured in the 2013 cnn film "the flag," it was unfurled at yankee stadium and traveled on the air carrier that released the first airstrikes in afghanistan. >> i've never seen so many grown men and women cry just from >> except it wasn't the right flag. >> somewhere between 9/11 and the yankee stadium ceremony, the flag went missing. >> the flag, taken by three firefighters from a yacht in the marina near ground zero, disappeared hours after the photo was taken. its fate remained a mystery until now. about 2900 miles cross country in everett, washington, a stranger identifying himself as a former marine named bria

the flag disappeared a short time later. now, 15 years later it has apparently been recovered. >> reporter: it was late in the afternoon of september 11th, 2001. the towers were down. the death toll was rising. that's when it happened. three firefighters on a smoldering pile of rubble hoisted a pristine american flag taken from a yacht nearby. tom van nessen was new york city's fire commissioner at the time. >> the guys were going through a terrible pain and suffering trying to rescue their brothers and civilians who we hoped were rescue. any kind of symbol like that flag or anything else that made the troops think there was, there was hope, there was something bigger than just us, was helpful. >> reporter: photographer thomas franklin snapped a picture of the moment. it made so many photos of the rubble, this image stood out of symbol of unbroken will, a defiant roar that echoed from coast to coast. the flag itself became famous. flying over yankee stadium, the uss roosevelt, and new york c hall. but, there was a problem. >>

the american flag--- from ground zero... missing for the past 15 years--- has been found in washington state. "st. clair says: "this flag was turned in with a story. reported to be the iconic flag raised at ground zero september 2001." " most everyone remembers the photo of the thre raising the american flag at ground zero following the terrrist attacks.. years ago it was misplaced... but in october of 20-14, officials say a man named "brian" showed up at an everett fire station with a flag in a plastic bag. he said it was given to him by someone else and it was the same flag from the picture. " : "if you look at the original photograph from 911 you see a certain black electric tape holding two lines together and they had the same could be it." " forensic materials scientists compared dust samples from the flag with dust particles from ground zero-- and they were a perfect match. the flag will be unveiled at the 9/11 museum in new york this sunday we'll be right danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate de

the flags will be out here until the 16th... so if you can't make it to the remembrance ceremony here... or another one... you can still visit this impactful memorial. students at palo of class today.. honoring a fallen teacher... killed on 9-11. barbara edwards was aboard the flight that crashed into the pentagon. every year.. student from the school's j-r-o-t-c hold a flag re- dedication ceremony. it takes place in the soccer field the american flag raised over ground zero on 9-11 has finally made its way back home at the national september 11-th memorial and museum in new york. the flag was missing for years. but was found nearly 3-thousand miles away. its not clear how the flag traveled all the way to washington state.. but the man who turned it in said the flag was given to him by the widow of a 9-11 survivor. memo to all advertisers... don't use the tragedy of 9-11... to sell whatever you're selling. this walmart display is outraging people in florida.... a shopper posted this picture to twitter, and it spread quickly. you

. >> reporter: it happened late last night and now the empty flag pole on that telephone pole has not gone unnoticed in this neighborhood. neighbors call this the ultimate act of disrespect. surveillance cameras on the corner convenience store may have caught enough for police to take a look. cameras barely catch a face but they catch the action, when then embers start flying outside the corner store. the object, an american flag that's hung on this pole for as long as anyone can remember. >> sad. flag means a lot to people. it's disappointing to know the flag was there and now it's not. >> reporter: three suspects were seen running away and cars >> i respect the flag very much, and they don't. >> reporter: it happened so quickly, not even the store owner realized it until she looked out. >> that store just caught on fire like last summer and they just rebuilt it. they put their hard money and work in it. >> reporter: fo here, it's a symbolism of the destructive act that hurts the neighborhood. >> why can't people express themselves in certain ways? this is not the way to do it. >> re

jordan is right, the flag is sacred and it's disrespectful tore disrespect it. ember cigs, we won't play the national anthem at sporting events. we'll save it for special occasion like quinceaÑeras and when home boy gets released from prison. at football games we'll play hey, ya. shake it like a polaroid, picture. if you will excuse me, i have walnuts to crack. dismissed. >> trevor: thanks, guys. glad that's settled. glad that's settled. we'll be right back. (announcer vo) americans don't celebrate the good enough canyon. we didn't aim to be second to the moon. verizon doesn't settle for good enough either. so now we're introducing verizon lte advanced. with 50% faster peak speeds in more than 450 cities, coast to coast. so don't settle for an unlimited plan with limits. switch now and get our best deal. 20 gigs of limitless data with four lines for only $160. welcome to the next gen network. can i get anyone a beer? make it a redd's apple ale! redd's apple ale. also for a limited time in ginger apple. thwow, it's nice.ew 2016 chevy malibu. let's check it out. do