so i came up with unfurl. so unfurl over us a shelter of peace. for me those wings, i imagined rafael having these wings not on top of us but over us, to hold us and care for us and help keep us safe area and nurtured. >> if anybody would like to have the book and the cd, how do they actually purchase it? >> the best thing to do is to go to my website which is sharon bernstein.com and click on the tab that says under the wings of rafael and they can find different places to get it. there are copies at my synagogue and also copies that can be bought online. the book and cd can be purchased separately and the tracks can be downloaded. >> a wonderful. as we go to our next break is there something from that cd, from the book, that you might sing to us as we leave this segment? >> i think i will sing -- the prayer that we recite at the end , a silent standing prayer and it means keep my lips from speaking badly. [ singing in yiddish ] [ music ] >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic, we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the use o

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flag is set to be unfurled at the pentagon in remembrance of the day.lks back with canadian foreign minister, meanwhile chinese officials are saying that friction between u.s. and china can only be resolved through dialogue and negotiations, trade tensions sending futures lower this morning, take a look where we stand, markets expected to be down, dow industrials down a third of a percent. it was a mixed performance yesterday on wall street, 4-session losing streak on the session, up 5 points, nasdaq was up, dow gave up a quarter of a percent, 60 points lower tat close yesterday. in europe this morning markets are lower across the board, ftse down half percent as dax index in germany. and over in asia overnight, markets finished lower, nikkei average snapped the rest of the averages up one and a third percent, from the grid iron, rooky leads the team to stunning win over the lions as raiders running back still will not stand for the national anthem. details coming up this morning. but first our top stories this half an hour, heros identified, the remain

i hope whoever it is doesn't get a hero's welcome or red carpet unfurled and kill the fat cat because what is gained being so cowardly? come forward and say i disagree with this president's policy and plenty republicans have done that and he has turned this city upside down! certainly the media and lobby class. >> one of the reasons why you and the president want to know who it is so you can undermine that person's credibility. you can't attack him or her without knowing who it is in the same way you have attacked other critics, james comey and omarosa, whomever. send that one of the reasons you want this person to come forward? >> not me. this person has undermined the credibility. i don't know they were viewed with the credibility everybody gave them other than peddling an anti-trump message. i don't thi i think that person has undermined their credibility. if you're somebody who would do this are you somebody also who has access to information? >> right. >> and not national security. >> -- >> a relevant question. >> the president wished he had been interviewed for bob woodward's bo

tomorrow morning, crews man to unfurl a giant flag on the side of the building there. you may remember t iconic nome day after the attacks seen by many as a sn o resilience in one of our country's darker moments. some drivers have noticed remember the use in the arlingtonne sky where large flags have been unfurled on some of the high rises there. we spotted a number of them. >>> tomorrow marks 17 years to 9/11 and today one of the first tsa officers is sharing his story. he was moved to jones the tsa becae of that day. his canine is name after a first respond here diedn the attacks. news4's amy cho with how they're honoring this fallen hero. isery day this furry face on the front lines at the airpor keepi people safee bomb sniffing canine and his handler. each day the team carries on a legacy of saving lives. >> a beautiful dog. >> we just have to go to new york to meet the family of the guy he's name after. >> howard the dog is named for george howard. a port authority police officer who ran toward the twinowers and never came home. >> just the fact that he carries on

another 184 names read at the pentagon where a flag is unfurled down the side of a building. flight 93 sacrificed their life to bring down the hijacked plane. >> today all of america wraps up and joins together. we close our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great great sorrow. >> that is the reading of the names continues in new york taking hours to get through the number of lives stolen nearly two decades ago. abc news, new york. >>> san francisco firefighters began their morning remembers the terrorist ace tacks and first responders killed rurk in to >> they lined up at station 7 in the mission. st stood alongside 50 firefighters. >> making the ultimate sacrifice to save others 17 years ago. we will never forget their sacrifice. >> at 6:59 a.m. the south tower collapsed, signifying the last alarm. the flag was lowered to half staff followed by a moment of silence. the reading of the names of the firefighters killed on 9/11. >> san francisco fire just graduated 49 new cadets, some too young to remember the terrorist attacks that took place 17 years ago.

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after the unfurling of the american flag at pentagon, people from all over the area came to the memorialy eir respects. there were quiet songs, loving hugs, and prayers for the families who lost lov es. 184 people were killed at the pentagon. >>> new this morning, mgm rerts is offering to donate $500 per surviving victim of the los angeles shooting. the casino is arguing that because the security vendor was ifderally ced, it's not liable. more than 800 others last october. attorneys have until friday to make a decision. >> a former mgm car dsler facing jail trial. he admitted to staying more than $1 million from the from the casino. according to court documents, he allowed them to take pictures f thcards. they'd take on shore bets. >> is an ongoing and critical sue. >> his co-conspirators. >>> back to storm team 4 weathes alert i causing here in our area due to the potential rrential rain saturday's eighth street festival has been postponedmontil next h. it will happen saturday october 13th between noon and 7:00 p.m. the annual festival draws nearly 150,000 people to the northeast orrido

fr to the unfurling of the flag, the nation stopped tember our collective loss. president trump marked the milestone inshanksville, pennsylvania. the vice-president was at the pentagon. amy cho looked at the ceremonies 17 years later. >> reporter: people from all over the world here at pentagon memorial today. every person we talked to said they are determined to never forget. ♪ a quietong t honor thousands of lives lost too soon. ♪ay mary she comes to the memorial every year around september 1th. >> to show my respect and to extend my love to the family member. if i c help one person and lift them up, that was my purpose. >> reporter: a purpose shared by all here today. these army veterans were in the pentagon during attack. they share a hug as they remember their friends who died that day.he >>were just good people. doing service to their country. which they loved. as we do. >> reporter: as the country marks 17 years since that act of evil, some people lay flowers, others simply sit and reflect and many say they will never understand why it had to happen. on>>

in australia, activists unfurled banners on a historic tall ship in sydney harbor. demonstrators rallied at a beach that could be underwater in a few decades if things don't change. >>> shaking in the east bay, a 2.8 magnitude quake struck in oakland just after 1:00 this afternoon. nobody was hurt, no damage reported, but bart ran trains at reduced speeds so crews could do track inspections to make sure everything was okay. bart service is now back to normal. >>> a boat sailing under the golden state bridge is not normally a big deal. this, it's no ordinary boat, it's part of a historic project to cn garbage patch. roz joins usrom near the golden state bridge. if this thing works it's amazing. >> reporter: it is amazing. there were lots of folks out here near the bridge to try and get a look and try and send them off, wishing them well. this crew is on a really important mission. they are severally trying to help save the environment. >> oh, i see it. oh my god. >> reporter: ocean cleanup system 001 on its maiden voyage, leaving san francisco headed to an area of th

at the pentagon an american flag was unfurled at sunrise over the western side of the building where the plane struck 17 years ago. >> politics takes an ugly turn in the east bay. after a bay area republican is attacked by a man with a switchblade. the suspect is now facing a slew of charges. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports this all started with some disparaging comments about president trump. >> tell me what you think. >> he would have stabbed me. he had it out saying i'm going to kill you, i'm going to kill you. i could see his thumb trying to get the knife out. >> reporter: rudy peters is running for congress. over the weekend he says he was threatened and attacked at his republican booth at a fall festival in castro valley. he says it started with verbal threats. >> he picks up the coffee cup to rear back to throw it at us and i jump around the table. he throws the cup, it hits the ground and breaks. so i wrestle him and throw him to the ground. he says that's when 35-year-old farzad fazeli of castro valley pulled out a knife. >> he's screaming i'll kill you. i'll kill you. an

>> reporter: on the convention floor protesters tried to unfurl a banner before being pulled out. and in the streets demonstrators blocked an intersection next to the convention center. they say the solutions being proposed at the summit are too little too late. >> we don't have that kind of time. we had ten years ten years ago. >> reporter: for brown the summit and these environmental bills mark some of his final chapters as governor. and that summit continues tomorrow. reporting live in san francisco, sur sergio quintana. >> the state department is scanning the residential portion of the san francisco shipyard for radiation. now we're learning the state this week found something unexpected. a piece of military equipment containing radium. state and federal officials have always said that area was clean. the health officials say there is no public safety concerns. >>> still ahead, google in the hot seat. we'll show you the leaked video next. >>> plus sending a mystery person on a trip around the moon. the big announcement from elon musk tonight. >>> and your morning commute may i

a us flag was unfurled from the roof of the pentagon in washington.s deadliest foreign attack ever on us soil, killing 2,996 people. president trump spoke at the flight 93 national memorial in shankville, pennsylvania, where passengers on united flight 93 are thought to have charged the cockpit to stop the attackers. a piece of america's heart is buried on these grounds, but in its place has grown a new resolve to live our lives with the same grace and courage as the heroes of flight 93. this memorial is now a message to the world. america will never, ever, submit to tyranny. also making news today: the party of brazil's former president luiz inacio lula da silva has decided to drop him as its candidate in next month's elections. fernando haddad, a former sao paolo mayor, is expected to stand in his place. lula has been the frontrunner in the polls for months, despite currently serving a 12—year jail sentence for taking bribes. the former malaysian prime minister najib razak has released a letter that he says will clear his name regarding a $100 milli

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as they watch their colors go, not knowing that two years later, those same flags would again be unfurledh africa along side the stars and stripes, along side the union jack. once more, their leaders, general degall and the famous general girot stand united with the leaders of their allies. once more -- ashes of the defeat and the humiliation of france, her soul has been born again. >>> sunday night on afterward, former secretary of state john kerry discusses his -- wilson center, jane harmon. >> john and i were flying to kuwait on an airplane. we didn't know each other very well at all, but we were sitting opposite each other by seniority. but it worked because it brought us together and we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his father and grandparents, his family and his own service and his time as a prisoner and he wanted to learn more about what happened with us and how we fought and what it was like and so forth. and we -- we pledged to each other right then that the country was still true divided over the war. that we thought we needed to find a way to not

a us flag was unfurled from the roof of the pentagon in washington.illing 2,996 people. president trump has been speaking at the flight 93 national memorial in shankville, pennsylvania where passengers on united flight 93 are thought to have charged the cockpit to stop the attackers. today, all of america wraps up and joins together. we close our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great, great sorrow. your tea rs carry your great, great sorrow. your tears are not shed alone, for they are shared grief with an entire nation. we grieve together for every mother and father, sister and brother, son and daughter, who was stolen from us at the twin towers, the pentagon and here in this pennsylvania field. we honour their sacrifice by pledging to never fledge in the face of evil and do whatever it takes to keep america safe. the actress fenella fielding, best known her appearances in the carry on films, has died at the age of 90. fenella fielding, who enjoyed a showbusiness career spanning seven decades, suffered a stroke two weeks ago. she

a couple of people manage to get on the roof of buckingham palace and unfurl a banner.l security, though scanners, managed to protect this incident and the man who allegedly was bringing in this taser has really been questioned. simon, thank you very much. iran's president, hassan rouhani, has accused american—backed gulf states of supporting the attackers who carried out yesterday's assault on a military parade. 25 people, including 12 revolutionary guards, were killed, in one of the worst attacks against the elite force. president rouhani spoke as he left tehran for new york to attend the un general assembly. he says he's ready to confront the united states and its gulf arab allies. translation: the victims fell as innocent murderers. undoubtably the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime. it's clear to to and to where they are linked. the small puppet countries that we see in the region are backed by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. the president of iran. well a short tim

we want to show you images from earlier this morning as a flag was unfurled at the pentagon where american flight 77 crashed into the pentagon. here's that moment from earlier this morning. in remembrance of the victims that died at the pentagon that day. let's go to george stephanopoulos with abc news. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangledd banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> now there will be a moment of silence to mark that moment when american flight 11 hit the north tower. [ bell toll ] ♪ >> nearly 3,000 died that day. families across the country are remembering them. there will also be ceremonies at the pentagon and, of course, shanksville, flight 93 national memorial there. up this morning, president trump and the first lady will be there. they'll speak in moments for all the victims today. we remember that loss, we remember that day 17 years ago. we'll be back all day long to mark their memory. i'm george stephanopoulos in new york. ♪ >> is that moment of silence just hadmy in new york for that first flight that hit the w

a giant flag unfurled on the side of the pentag. at ceremony today, mike pence shared his own memories of h family and he said this is for those who remember and thoseen other w alive yet. >> to ensure that each succeeding generation and understands why. we must learn the lessons of 95th and remain ever vigilant. >> the pentagon attack claimed the lives of 184 people. >> maybele you have red today on thosetragedies. >> reporter: as the water rushes beneath these benches, each bench honors a life lost too soon. and here to pay their respects, three m who were inside the pentagon on september 11 the day they lost sev friends. >> the only thing our friends did, everybody here,ay that was show up for work. it still hurts our heart. i think it will be with us forever. >> others are mourning the loss of those they never knew. i can help one person and lift them up, tt was my purpose. >> reporter: a purpose shared by people arounthe world. for visitors as far away as denmark. >> we think of all the people who lost their life. >> and as the

. >> at 6:47 this morning, an american flag was unfurled on the side of the pentagon.his sacred moment has become a tradition when remembering the deadly attacks that happened each year on this day. >> names of victims were read at he annual world trade center ceremony. it included a moment of silence to observe whet the fligh struck the north and south towers. barbara harrison is live on the national mall asolunteers used today to serve others. she'll be live at the aarp celebration of service. >>> we expect to learn more about a dealer accused of cheating at mgm harbor casino today. he's accused of cheating at his baccarat table. he'scced of deliberately not shuffling the deck correctly. the fbi is leading this investigation. >>> turning to the d.c. mansion murders, right now the trial is ay for the man charged with torturing and killing ath we businessman. his wife, son and housekeeper more than three years ago. deron went is the sole suspect in the case. he faces life in prison. stay tuned to news 4 of theer continuing ce of the d.c. mansion murders trial. >>> we h

. >>> hours ago, the american flag was unfurled over the side of the pentagon, one of the places targeted in 2001. vice president mike pence will join defense secretary james mattis at a ceremony at the pentagon memorial. >>> the president and first lady will visit the new tower of roses and shanksville, pennsylvania and they will observe where flight 93 crashed. the flight was bound for san francisco from boston. the passenger and flight crew fought with the hijackers and they did not reach the intended target. everyone on board lost their lives in the attack. >>> the menlo park fire district is flying hundreds of american flags today to remember the lives lost a 911. the california urban search and rescue task force responded to the terror attacks 17 years ago today and spent the first few days after the attacks looking for survivors. that mission then became a recovery effort. while the crew members were there, the menlo fire park district help new york city develop a backup rescue system in case of future terror attacks. >>> here are a few of the 9/11 observances. the livermore pleasa

so bono's band has been trying to unfurl the flag of the european union. europe is a thought that needs to become a feeling, bono writes in a recent op-ed in a german newspaper. he's trying to give that feeling meaning. for him europe is about the ability of countries that were once warring to live in peace, for people of many different lands and languages to come together. he writes that idea of europe deserves songs written about it and big, bright, blue flags to be waved about. bono admits that europe is a hard sell today, the continent is ablaze with populism, these forces have taken hold in italy, hungary, germany and sweden. the idea is the same, hostility toward foreigners, anyone who is different. bono's idea has been -- identity stems from europe's deep seated psychological need to be recognized as having dignity. in recent years, persecuted minority groups, blacks, hispanics, gays, have celebrated their identity and so have working class whites, who now feel ignored and forgotten. the answer, he writes, is not to reject identity politics, but to

. >> we tried to unfurl our banner and we got aggressively escorted out. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >>reporter: the groups as leaders in the summit aren't doing enough to fight climate change. >> we are just trying to say to them we need to side with communities, not corporations. >> if you look at the corporate program it is corporate heads and elected officials. everything they were saying was about making profit. >>reporter: roughly 500 people outside the center filled the street thursday morning and a larger protest. some took issue with governor jerry brown's policies on fossil fuel production. >> gov. jerry brown approved more than 21,000 new oil wells since being in office. >> california is one of the country's top oil-producing states. >>reporter: protesters want their ideas to be a part of the solution. they believe it starts with listening to all voices, not just those with money. >> i know they don't have our best interest at heart. >>reporter: police made two arrests, one was a 19-year-old man arrested for re

the american flag was unfurled on the west side of the building near the 9/11 memorial. >>> white house press editor -- secretary sarah sanders made a surprise announcement about north korea. she said that conjugal -- in wrote to present trump asking for a second meeting. >> the most recent parade this weekend, one of the first times i believe that they have had parades similar, where they were not highlighting their nuclear arsenal. we consider that a sign of good faith. >>> over the weekend, north korea marked the 70th anniversary of its founding without any intercontinental ballistic missiles in the military parade. this comes weeks after the president canceled secretary of state mike pompeo's trip to north korea, citing a lock -- lake -- lack of progress in denuclearization. >>> florence has grown into a category four hurricane and could grow as it takes aim at the southeastern u.s. this is the view from space, taken by a nasa satellite. we have a video showing an airplane flying into the eye of the hurricane. this is expected to make landfall by thursday. laura podesta shows us how

. >> we unfurled our banner, and we got, you know, aggressively escorted out. >> only in america could you have environmentalist protesting an environmental conference. >> reporter: leaders inside the summit are doing enough according to the group. >> what are you doing, why are you protesting this? just kind of trying to say to them that we need to start with community's not corporations. >> the corporate heads elected officials anything they were saying was about making profit. >> reporter: roughly 500 people outside the center were organizations based in the bay area and beyond. some took issue with governor brown's policy on fossil fuel production. >> governor brown has drilled more than 21,000 oil wells since being in office. california is one of the country's top oil-producing states. >> reporter: the protesters say they want their ideas to be a part of the solution, and they believe it start listening to all invoices, not just those with money. >> i know they don't have our best interest at heart, i know our community groups do. >> reporter: police arrested a man from san franci

that's a significant first step here as this unfurls. >> "new york times" is reporting that in addition to allegations made by dr. ford, the allegation made by deborah ramirez will also be investigated. as we talk about the witnesses potentially who will be participating and cooperative, mark judge is also one of them. dr. ford named him as one of the others in the room, but he's also named as a potential witness in the allegations made by julie swetnick, so is it possible or plausible to think the fbi would question mark judge about one accusation but not question him about the other, the swetnick allegation as well? >> i don't think so, victor. that's what's important to note. although this is not a criminal investigation, once the fbi starts to ask questions, they're going to follow the leads in terms of what the answers to the questions provide. so mark judge we know is a very central character in both the allegations of dr. ford and julie swetnick. dr. ford puts him in the room as she says brett kavanaugh attempted to rape her and unintentionally perhaps even kill her as she testif

an american flag unfurled over the building this morning.ice president noting how he was a young member of congress when he saw the smoke rising above the pentagon. >> we also gather here to insure that each succeeding generation knows the story of what happened that dark day. and understands why we must learn the lessons of 9/11 and remain ever vigilant in the defense of our nation and our people. reporter: trish, one thing strikes you walking around washington, d.c., and white house complex, the american flag lowered at half-staff, whether you're at the pentagon, white house, any place across the country, a similar scene on this day, trish. trish: thank you very much, blake burman. in all, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the attack 17 years ago today, but are americans, especially younger generations are they in danger of forgetting that? that was part of the vice president's message, that we can never forget what happened. we need to always stay vigilant and we need to protect ourselves. fox news contributor deroy murdoch joins me righ

miller, if you could respond, and that banner people unfurled as mayor bloomberg was about to speak, capitalism is killing my community. people saying cap and trade is a part of that. >> well, i think the real threat here is climate change, which does threaten everyone. and we need to be as active as possible, doing whatever we can, to reduce the threat of climate change. welcome the active debate on how best to do that. we're clearly not doing nearly enough. look forward to working with eriel and the partners to try and address the urgent threat. get intol, you cannot the conference because you were outside protesting, but you are going to be addressing the global, action summit today. you will be on that stage that people protested yesterday, talking about climate change and health. >> this is the big thing, it is not just about challenging capital systems. it is challenging the fact that climate change is -- it is addressing the fact that climate change is a threat for everybody. the problem is the false solutions based on capitalism and geo-engineering and technology fail to addr

. >> we tried to unfurl our banner and got aggressively escorted out. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >> reporter: the group says leaders inside the summit aren't doing enough to fight climate change. >> we got a lot of looks from people like, what are you doing? why are you protesting this? just saying we need to decide as a community, not corporations. >> if you look at the program, it's corporate heads, elected officials. everything that they were saying was all about making profit. >> reporter: 500 people outside the moscone center from organizations facing the bay area and beyond filled the streets thursday morning. >> governor brown has approved more than 21,000 new oil wells. since being in office. >> reporter: california is still one of the country's top oil-producing states. >> protesters say they want their ideas to be part of the solution, and they believe it starts with listening to all voices, not just those with money. >> i know that these guys don't have our best interests at heart. and i know that our communitie

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. >> another 184 names are read at the pentagon where just after sunrise, a flag is unfurled down the side of the building covering the exact spot where a plane hit that day. honor the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93 who sacrificed their lives to bring down the hijacked plane. >> today all of america wraps up and joins together. we close our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great, great sorrow. >> as the reading of the names continues in new york, taking hours to get through the number of lives stolen nearly two decades ago. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. [ "taps" playing ] >> union city hosted its annual remembrance ceremony today at its flight 93 memorial. san franciscfically f pa.itncg the names of the passengers and crewmembers. most were bay area residents, including pilot jason doll. >>> san francisco firefighters started their morning remembering the terrorist attacks and the first responders killed rushing in to help. matt carroll was at station 7 in mission district. >> 9/11 is a sacred day for san francisco firefighters. this morning, just

a flag was unfurled over the pentagon of course as well. 184 people lost their lives on september 11, 2001 when flight 77 went into that building. here at the white house, the flags are at half staff on this september 11th, 2018 as the president right now is meeting with the head of fema and the head of the department of homeland security. liz: blake burman. we see the flag right now. thank you very much. you know, on that same vein, in this final hour of trade, right about now we usually tell you what's happening in the markets as we head to our traders on the floor show but on this 17th anniversary of 9/11, we bring you back to this morning on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what is traditionally a very busy time at every opening bell was a moment of silence that opened trading today, where 17 years ago, chaos reigned as lower manhattan came under attack. as the world remembers the close to 3,000 men and women, traders and firefighters, ceos and new york policemen and women, innocent victims who lost their lives, we begin our floor show with our traders, including the mana

and at dawn, the flag unfurled along the west wall of the pentagon marking the point of impact whereing, killing 184 people. after 17 years, the sorrow from what transpired that day remains so very real. we will not forget. thank you so much for joining us. alas"a.c. 360" starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. more than a million people are being told right now to get out because of this. what you're looking at right now is a satellite image of the eve of hurricane florence, a potentially devastating category 4 hurricane approaching the southeastern coast. now from space, you can see what a monster storm this really is, as it picks up strength and heads for coastal areas in north carolina, south carolina, and virginia, we're going to have a lot on hurricane florence, obviously, in this hour. it's important that you know about it. we're going to tell you how people are getting ready, the evacuation orders, the danger of the storm surges that are expected. big storm

. >> reporter: another 184 names are read at the pentagon where just after sunrise a flag is unfurledn the side of the building, covering the exact spot where a plane hit that day. in shanksville, the president and first lady were there to honor the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93, who sacrificed their lives to bring down the hijacked plane. >> today all of america wraps up and joins together. we close our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great, great sorrow. >> reporter: as the reading of the names continues in new york, taking hours to get through the number of lives stolen nearly two decades ago. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> moving on right now, hundreds of people were evacuated from a california hospital after a call about an active shooter. police rushed to the scene at a they received unconfirmed reports of shots fired. the suspect, a patient at the hospital, allegedly threw a chair out of a window before taking out a gun. he eventually surrendered and no one was actually injured. >>> a cleveland man may sue general motors after spending

the ceremony began with the unfurling of an american flag down the side of the pentagon.laying a wreath to honor the 184 people who died in that attack. >> today we remember our beloved fallen, whose names are enshrined at this memorial and will forever be etched in hearts of the american people, for as long as this nation endures. >>> in india, a bus carrying pilgrims from a hindu temple plunged into a gorge this afternoon, killing at least 55 people 30 more were injured india's transportation minister telling local media the driver lost control as he hit a speed bump on the road >>> and on a much lighter note, russian president putin and chinese president xi showing off their cooking skills after their talks in vladivostok the two donned aprons, they cooked up some traditional russian pancakes, and then, of course, you have to polish it off with some red and black caviar and a nice little shot of vodka. what a way to start the day! that's the news update this hour guys, back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you very much! >>> meantime, as hurricane florence churns towar

a lot -- at a live shot of the pentagon in arlington, virginia, where an american flag was just unfurled on this, the 17th anniversary of the terrorist attacks. we begin today with a question for your -- for the viewers -- how has 9/11 changed america he yeah cap give us a call. our phone lines are divided regionally. if you are in the eastern or central united states, it is 202-7 48-8000. in the mountain or specific -- or pacific region, it is 202-748-8001. @cspanwj.r, it is you can start calling in now on this question on how 9/11 has changed america. phone lines are open. here is the schedule of c-span coverage of various commemoration events this morning. the events getting underway at memorial plaza at the world trade center site in lower manhattan. c-span coverage will begin around 8:00 this morning. that is on c-span2 if you want to watch it in its entirety. there is also the commemoration event at the pentagon. you can watch that beginning around 9:00 on c-span3. we plan to end this program around 9:30, a commemoration event taking place at the crash site of united airlines fligh

earlier at the pentagon in washington, a us flag was unfurled from the roof to pay tribute to those whon told to leave their homes ahead of the arrival of hurricane florence. it‘s feared the storm, with winds of up to 140 miles an hour, could bring widespread flooding and devastation these are pictures from inside the eye of the storm. on its current track, florence is predicted to make landfall near wilmington, north carolina, late on thursday. richard lister reports. meteorologists are keeping a close watch from the sky as evacuations are ordered on the ground. we've got the hurricane and the surge which may be as high as ten feet, maybe more, maybe less, coming at us from the ocean. then we will have water flooding us. we are in for a real episode here. 1 million people along the coast of the carolinas have been told to leave their homes. the outer banks, a chain of low—lying islands is particularly vulnerable. everybody here have been ordered out. people don‘t understand that when they say it is time to evacuate, there is no emergency services, the restaurants are closed and nothing

unfurl the flag. brian: he says it's inappropriate. ainsley: most people don't agree with him.he singing i think he is referring to the national anthem and there are a number of people who say don't like that. don't respect it. brian: i cannot believe for one thing he loves doing stuff like this because then everybody starts talking about it counter indo you toif why you watch. you expect it at football games and baseball games and soccer events. also interesting though with the nfl there is a list of players still taking a knee or staying in the locker room. three dolphins, two eagles, marshawn lynch of the radars and two denver bronc broncos. ainsley: i don't think they should do it during the national anthem. i do want to hear what their issues are and resolve them a lot of country agrees with them. dialogue and discussion. to say get rid of the american flag? that takes it to a whole differential level. brian: doesn't want the flyovers. that's the whole thing. he doesn't see why patriotism has to mix in sports. ainsley: this is getting too out of hand and ridiculous. let us

. >> the flag is being unfurled on the west side.of the united states is about to board air force one en route to pennsylvania. in commemoration of shanksville where in pennsylvania as you remember it was united flight 93 crashed into the ground. the supposition is perhaps the jet was intended to take out the us capital or the white house, passengers on board did the best to make sure that didn't happen. it will be remembered by the president of the united states. >> representing 40 voices launched -- lost on that day. the wind chimes some beautiful. brian: the president will be there shortly, we should have seen in one minute and 40 seconds a ago. steve: we were on the air, told a story about how you were working in south carolina bringing up the new firetruck to replace one that was damaged. ainsley: just raise money for one in south carolina. steve: there were certain images we broadcast 17 years ago that are so powerful and disturbing they are only shown once a year. today is the day we will show them again because it is importan

the flag unfurled at the pentagon moments ago. as we recognize this day.me we have national affairs analyst for nbc news john heilemann. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan, david ignatius and eugene robinson. and political reporter for "the washington post" and moderator of washington week on pbs, robert costa. >> you know, mika, last hour we were talking about september 11th and talking about it from policy implications, but also, obviously, there's so many personal stories, so many tragedies that happened on that day. but you actually, that was one of your first days at cbs -- >> ah-ha. >> and tell us what happened that morning for you. >> well, we were covering it like any other story. i went running down there. ended up having to run down there in my bare feet because there was gridlock on the streets. i was actually standing next toby ron pit-- to byron pitts. what we saw was unspeakable, people making that horrific decision of whether to jump -- >> you said in real-time, you just, your mind -- >> i couldn

in the bay area: san fr >>> at the ptago an american flag was unfurled at sunrise to commemorate those killed. in the bay area, san francisco mayor and nancy pelosi are taking part in a day of service to honor the victims of the attacks. they will be joined by more than 1000 volunteers at 11:00 this morning. the plan is pack more than 300,000 meals for those in need. san francisco/marin food bank organizing the event. >>> a major california freeway reopens. it is still not smooth sailing. >>> this week, the trumpet ministration is expected to unveil a new proposal that would likely increase greenhouse gas emissions. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. this week, the e-p-a is expected to unveil a plan that could lead to more methane gas emissions from energy companies... according to the new york times, the proposal would eliminate an obama-era requ >>> the trump administration once rollback more environmental protections. this week, the epa is expected to unveil a plan that could lead to more methane gas emissions from energy c