the first union station has reach capacity so they needed a new and modern station.t was heralded as a step forward for omaha. the first one was neoclassical. the art deco style was invoked in 1931. they decided to build this new thatand show the nation omaha had sort of arrived as far as architecture. at the height of real travel was during world war ii, 1946, and that was about 10,000 people a day. there has just been a hub of activity and what you would have seen, people coming and going and then dead silence. they would have these great times of activity and people running back and forth and then just that calm and then it would pick rack up again. that would have been the norm for a day at union station. we've preserved the floors that would have been in 1931. benches are what you would have sat on in 1931. the layout is the same, the artwork, the windows, all of that is original to the building. it has been capped in its original state and we have restored it to what it would look like so people can see the grandeur of the station as it was built. so when a pas

may 2, 1971, the last train came out of union station at 2:00 a.m. and that was the end of passenger travel. the station was closed. for the past 40 years it had never closed its doors, 24-hour operation. they didn't even have a lock. they had to call a locksmith to close the doors. -- doors because nobody knew where the keys were. it had never needed to close. that's when omaha banded together to make sure that this building was not

the last train came out of union station at 2:00 a.m., and that was the end of passenger travel. the station was closed, and for the last 40 years, it had never closed its doors. operations,24-hour and they did not even have a lock. they had to call a locksmith because they did not know where the keys were. they had to call a locksmith, and that was the end of the aero, and that is when they banded together to make sure this was not lost, that this legacy of the city was not destroyed as one of the premier art deco buildings, and that is where the museum comes into place, to make sure this is preserved. and there is still huge freight travel, a railroad, so they still do a lot of freight back and forth. unionre still shipping on pacific. they are one of our largest companies in omaha, so they have not been told. their service to the community is still growing strong. -- going strong. years,worked here seven and i still love to look up and see this building. it is hard to imagine going to every day. for visitors, when they,, we hope they leave with an not only whatf union pacific d

there were 13 tracks operating out of union station.ere on track one, we have three passenger cars. those allow people to walk through, get an idea of what it was like to travel on the see what, sleeping conditions would have been like, and get an idea of something we don't normally get to experience here in the u.s. very much. we are inside the southern pacific lounge car. this is mid-1950's, the type of car you would have come to to get a cocktail, read the newspaper, have a little bit of recreation while you were traveling on the train. this is an original car, original post early -- apple upholstery. the visitors, the older visitors , sometimes have memories of writing on trains themselves, and can reminisce about that. this is a pullman sleeper car. there would have been open seating as far as sleeping areas. hs wouldr bert double as sleeping and beds. this fold down and becomes the lower bunk. along withwould come the key, opened it, and pull it down. it would have had a curtain across. some did have restraints like a net so you w

. ♪ >> where standing in the main waiting room of union station here in omaha, nebraska.t was a second union station built by union pacific to serve the citizens of omaha for real travel. the architects wanted to make a statement about what the

that is when the station closed. 1971, the last train came out of union station at 2:00 a.m. that was the end of passenger travel. the station was closed. for the last 40 years, it had never closed its doors. it had been 24 hour operation. they did not have a lock. they had to call a locksmith to lock the doors. they did not know where the keys were. it had never needed to close its doors. that was the end of that era. aians banded omah together to make sure the city -- building was not destroyed as one of the premier art deco buildings in town. the museum comes into play to make sure this is preserved. a hugetation is still freight travel railroad. they still do a lot of freight back and forth. union pacific is one of the largest companies in omaha. they have not dwindled. their passenger service may have ended, but their service to the community is still going strong. when you walk into the building, it is definitely awe-inspiring. i have worked here seven years and still love to look up and see this building. it is hard to imagine going to work every day in this. it is wond

> reporter: area trains are running on a delay and buses are being reroute today 4th avenue to union station and grand army station. no homes have had their utility services but there was small hiccups between 6th avenue and st. marks. some closed early as the crews tries to clean up the mess. >> thank you, aj. >>> now to the eye witness news exclusive. a grandmother in a coma after her son was pulled over by police. what happened to her during a traffic stop now under investigation. eye witness news reporter carolina leid in clarke with the exclusive details. >> reporter: david, the prosecutor's office and internal affairs are both investigating this incident. this as that 61-year-old grandmother remains in the hospital on a breathing tube. >> all of a sudden he grabbed my mother-in-law up slammed her on the ground. and she just, all you saw was blood pouring out of her face. >> reporter: crystal doesn't understand how a traffic stop escalated to this. her fiance's 61-year-old mother is in critical condition at the hospital after allegedly being roughed up by a clark police officer. >> she

there was police activity at union station. we're working to get more information about exactly what the police activity was. we have some phone calls that we're making right now but it's going to cause some residual delays to shady grove. if you're traveling on that side of the redline, be mindful of that this morning. around the capital beltway, no major issues but it's on the anacostia freeway southbound that you will see minor delays. we haven't heard of any word of any accidents but that could change things. we'll keep you abreast of that. no major issues for you along route 4, 5 or 301. here's a a live look at 301 at route 5 of the traffic flowing freely in both directions. >>> shell has been given permission to drill in the arctic. >> and one company is giving you reason to this proteins in your skin. watch it react to direct contact with ordinary soap. soap weakens the proteins. dove is different. with < moisturizing cream and mild cleansers dove helps skin maintain its natural moisture. but at my table, i keep the food

and union station in washington, d.c. >>> all right. good news about a new york city location. the city's newest carousel will take riders on a journey under the sea and it is sure to bring smiles to anyone dreaming to experience the magic of the ocean. >> i can't wait to see this in person. the sea glass carousel opens tomorrow at the battery. it's at the 25-acre public park in lower manhattan. just to keep y y up it date here. the ride is filled with 30 luminescent fish. for $5 you can twist and turn for a 3 1/2 minute aquatic area of special effects. >> the fish, as you know when you watch the aquarium, they dance. like the choreography of the movement is the most important thing. >> for the debut, s at glass will be open tomorrow from 1:00 in the afternoon until midnight. >> it is so cool. >> it does look cool. >> at i wasn't sure we could ride it. >> are you a dults >> we can. >> it won't be a complete washout this weekend so we won't see rain all the time. there t ll be a chance of hit or miss showers and thunderstorms. what we have to worry about the most is friday when

our capitol hill camera overlooking union station on this friday morning. the sky has cleared out. the breeze coming in from the north and the west, bringing in cooler temperatures. look at this. in the mid to upper 50s in western maryland and much of west virginia. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, down to 60 degrees now. closer to washington, still rather humid but this is the lower humidity beginning to push in. it will be pushing into the metro area, still steamy around the bay and southern maryland, low to mid 70s. neighborhood highs today, upper 80s in the metro area and in the low 80s with highs for low humidity. a perfect summer day. hitting the mid 80s around the bay and across much of virginia. beautiful afternoon is coming up. next weather and traffic on the 1s, your bus stop forecast for this friday morning. melissa is checking in now with what's going on. >> we have a brand-new disabled vehicle. sounds like it could be pushed off to the right side of the roadway now. just a warning though if you're headed that way any time soon, we have that issue this mor

consists of undercover units and visible uniformed police, including this tsa k-9 unit at chicago's union station today, but rail travelers almost never go through screenings at like airports. >> unfortunately in america, we're a big soft target in many, many respects. >> reporter: ron hosko is a former assistant director foiive. he says post-9/11 the focus was on large-scale rail attacks like those in madrid in 2004 and london in 2005. but the rise of lone wolf isis attacks has security teams reassessing. >> there's likely to be somebody from law enforcement on every train, which presents an opportunity for a determined attacker. because this is essentially a container, it represents a likelihood of many casualties. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say there are no new credible threats against rail here in the united states, but, norah, it remains a huge effort to security. take penn station here in new york, more than 500,000 people a day passes through. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave outside penn station, thank you so much. and we have some never-before-seen photos of a future president whe

looking at the window and seeing charles mitchell walking by himself with his suitcase to union station. there were hotels all around the plaza here. here's this man that showed up with all this revenue of bank officials and everything else all by himself leaving in the process. that led to him carrying on an extremely ex tensive and careful investigation of wall street banks and brokerages. he was not a senator. he was the chief council. often this is called the pecora investigation or committee. it's the only investigation known for staff person rather than for the chairman of the committee. it's misidentified sometimes as the pecora commission. there was no commission. it was a committee, banking committee of the senate. that was very important because the senators were also participating in the questioning and listening to witnesses. that led to most significant financial legislation that the congress a has ever passed. it really helped to not only get out of the depression but also to sure up the american economy and the financial system for the next 60 years. major legislation sta

the union station for instance, a few blocks from here, is in that same style and same architects were involved in that. a lot of artisans that worked on chicago exposition came to washington immediately worked on the library of congress and other buildings. when they started planning for a new office building and hired a new york firm to design this. their specialty was bozart. they did the new york public library and other famous landmarks in that time period. they wanted a building to fit in with the capitol, match the style with columns and marble front and others but would not overwhelm the capitol. these buildings are four stories tall from the street. they're built on hills. they go down underground behind it in some respects. they flank the capitol building without distracting from the capitol building. in that sense they were successful. the house, the entire house of representatives, 435 members, were going to move into this new building. each member got one room. it was going to be very cramped. there are only 90 senators at the time. they got pretty close to the same approp

beautiful union station. >> the "today" show is coming up in a few minutes. we want to check in across the street with matt. >> michael, pat, good to see you both. coming up fireworks on the presidential campaign trail. this morning, the war of words between republican rivals donald trump and jeb bush during dueling town hall meetings. also ahead, reeva steenkamp's mother speaks out in an exclusive interview as the release of oscar pistorius is put on hold. we have those stories and al is live in abu dhabi with the two strangers he plucked from our crowd. we'll check in with them as we get started on a thursday morning on "today." >> that's the strangest occurrence in a long time. that's fantastic. >> those two people didn't even know each other. teamed up to win the competition and now they're in abu dhabi. >> okay. >> fantastic. >> do they have jobs when they get back? >> maybe with al. >> bringing people together. >> one at a time. we'll get an update from lauren on the major commuters problems happening in new jersey. >>> you're watching "today in new yor

this flag at union station on capitol hill is flapping a little bit, a bit of a breeze coming in out of the north and west. that is bringing in the lower humidity. your friday headlines, a mild morning. much less humid afternoon. beautiful summer weather coming in and then a dry pattern is going to be setting up here for the next seven days. temperatures getting much more comfortable now. metro area, right in washington, eastern southern suburbs, low 70s. still humid around the bay. we're down into the 60s, most of maryland and virginia and into the mountains only around 60s. and next weather and traffic on the 1s, your drive time forecast for this friday. how are the roads doing now, melissa? >> right now looking good. we have some construction that is cleared out of the way. i'd love to tell you about. 66 east at nutley, all lanes are now open. we had the two right lanes blocked earlier. 270 northbound and southbound, looking quite good. nice and clear, 66 overall, 95 in virginia, overall, again, looking good as well. taking a look here, top of the beltway, don't have any issues th

red line delays to shady grove, an earlier situation at union station. that's out of the way. northbound, indian head highway to accokeek road, out of the way. back in ten minutes. >>> a traffic alert this morning if you use southbound i-395 in virginia at night. give yourself a little extra time. all southbound lanes at seminary road will be closed for bridge demolition. the closures run through friday. the lane closures start at 9:00 with all southbound lanes closing by 11:00 p.m. all lanes will rope around 5:00 in the morning. >>> another glass ceiling broken. two women have successfully completed the army's elite ranger school. this is one of the toughest combat training courses in the world. we don't know their names at this point. the army will only say they're west point trained officers. they will be among 96 soldiers who graduate on friday at ft. benning, virginia. however, the women won't be allowed to apply for roles in the special operations force. that's closed to women. >>> in "news4 your health," a new study reveals women with a heavy work load may have a harder

only one more virginia railway train will be leaving on the fredericksburg line this evening from union station. train 311 leaves at 6:00. this drop iní0-ñ service follow that deadly pedestrian accident this morning that occurred just south of leyland road. all trains on both lines experienced delays this morning while it was under investigation. >>> storm team4 tracking some showers out there for you and the colder, yes, cold front rolling through. >> doug and veronica, reunited. what can you tell us? >> i think a song. right. >> we got those showers coming through right now, along with that cold front. today, the warmest day we have seen the last couple of days and a little change come. >> change coming but this line is moving east, not very fast, only about 25, maybe 30 miles per hour. nothing severe. we are talking about some showers and yeah, a couple rumbles of thunder out there [ inaudible ] that line of thunderstorms moving off to the east about 25 miles per hour it will be near the warrenton area, toward leesburg, gaithersburg, the next 20 to 30 minutes. once again, we will continue to

are you thinking about making your way to union station and hopping on a train and that's how you'll get to vermont, if you're not going to be on a plane in. >> well we have a 3-year-old daughter who's with us. so an amtrak might be too much for us. worse comes to worse, we'll try again tomorrow. >> that might be a nightmare. i do understand what it is to have toddlers. you don't want to be on a long flight and you don't want to be on a long train ride either. vaughn sterling thank you so much. i hope you get to vermont to see friends and family up there. thanks for calling in. meantime let's get more information now. sunlen serfaty in washington. what more is being said about this power outage impacting all the computer systems? >> the faa confirming that it was indeed a power outage, and they said it's specifically affecting a tracking computer system that controls the washington air traffic control center, so we're talking about three major airports reagan national airport in virginia dulles airport in virginia and bwi baltimore in baltimore. we're told that this system is located

really trying crash today the release of and the village on the run retrying car slammed into union station and earlier this month investigation revealed that the 13 year-old got into the car and said it in motion. >>pam moore: it calls " the scare to everyone waiting on the platform you consider running away law-enforcement spoke to the boy and determine if there was no criminal intent mention a possible return to the big screen this weekend with our premier of the new action film compelled next the major pharmacy facing accusations of raising prices of prescription drugs on wall street this friday the dollar fell 56. . mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk

union station, penn station, there's no way you can have the level of security there that you have ate you have the choke points that people have to go through. so it's always going to be difficult. that's why i think we should at least do random bag checks have more bomb dogs on the trains themselves. and also wolf it shows to me to stop this type of attack you almost have to stop at a source. either overseas which would require more military action or ear at home where you have increased surveillance in the muslim community. if that's where it's going to come from. find out about it get the intelligence beforehand so that the police and law enforcement, fbi, can be in a position to stop these attacks. if somebody makes it to a train station with a bomb with a weapon, which he's concealing, odds are he's going to make it. the orders of stopping him are 1 out of 10,000 probably unless you have prior intel to be on the lookout for him or her. >> congress man, barbara starr at the pentagon is getting new information on the u.s. war contingency planning. as far as the korean peninsula is

with the gwb towards the lincoln and holland, trains on or close. dramatically with union square and prospect park station topping the list. teresa priolo live in union story. >> reporter: different hours, you often see kinds of people you don't want to encounter and things you normally see the middle of the day. all kinds of people, some in the right frame of mind, others are not. the new york post is reporting this subway station, a very busy subway station ranks no. one city wide for serious assaults. it is the kind of news no subway rider wants to hear according to the new york post, a felony assaults on the subway are soaring up 24% this year. crimes that may involve a dangerous object, victims may be the nypd confirms 151 assaults were reported through august 16th compared to 122 the same time last year. the paper says union square and prospect park subway stops have seen the biggest increases due in large part to the influx of people from all different walks of life. we also want to mention we have been in touch with the nypd all morning and are waiting for more little more information. we would li

and then we will talk about the russian space station from the soviet union. the first space station ever. we will talk about the series of missions and then we will talk about skylab, america's first space station launched in 1973. we have a great example of that we will point out some of the exhibits, so for your next mission -- your next visit, you can a look at these things. and then we will talk about the reston space station -- the , andan space station mir the international space station. and that i will talk about future space stations. what comes after the international space station. we will talk about space stations that never flew. constantinecture of , one of the fathers of cosmetics. cosmo -- asthma not -- nautics. is a pioneer. in germany, they think these are the fathers of the space programs. he did a lot of studies on going into space and in 1932, he published a book on going to the stars. you start to see some of his space station design here. to comet the first want up with a space station design. the first idea came from the gentleman i jus

. >>> utica's union train station is finally getting back to normal after a run away railcar caused quite a bit of destruction. surveillance video shows people running for their lives as the railcar crashed into the station and an antique locomotive. the 80-ton engine was stuck there two weeks. it's finally been removed. police say a 13-year-old boy accidentally released the railcar's brake. one person suffered minor injury. >>> on long island, starting today free wi-fi at robert moses state park. wi-fi is available thanks to a partnership between the state's park department and toyota. toyota is providing the maintenance at no cost to taxpayers. >>> on the money, some good news for fans of delivery. macy's is cranking up competition with amazon. they are bringing same day delivery service to nine new cities bringing the total number to 17. one advantage macy's has over amazon, 900 stores nationwide. the company says the high end bloomingdales chain will expand fast delivery. >>> puerto rico confirmed it has failed to make a 58 million- dollar debt payment in a move that plummeted the cou

stories in upstate new york surreally surveillance video showing the runaway train slamming into a union stationly this month investigation revealed the 13 year-old to got a car and set a motion brought away train caused the extensive damage to the transition and close care to everyone lighting and the platform you see people running away their law enforcement spoke to a boy determined that there was no criminal intent. >> marty: is a male lead to a computer if you opened. >> reporter: ball the talk first day of show highlights and interviews for napa. happy anniversary to me it's safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniversary to me right now with your club card brentwood sweet corn is 4 for $1.00 tropicana orange juice or farmstand juice is $2.49 and lays potato chips are just $1.99. happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. >> reporter:. of several food begins bat yet some work for an benches would clear but would not escalate from their chances this 16 a three almost august 1st thing

including union city station. if you take east bay lines to that stop, then cross the street to kennedy park, you'll be rewarded with a tenth anniversary adobo festival. they're showing off secret recipes. also, there's a competition, you saw that wooden toy with handle, ball and strings, my kids discovered it this year. we remember seeing it sold all over the hawaiian islands last year, i'm sure they'll be sold today, at the aloha festival as well. 20th anniversary for this, second pacific island themed festival, celebrating the pest of polynesian culture. boasting great entertainment, music, dancing, workshops. all the delicious food. and aloha. if that's not for you, head to the largest free street festival west of the mississippi river, free month festival of the arts. a weekend total close to 400,000 visitors, over 650 artisans, they claim over 18,000 ice cream bars are consumed there every year, not enough you say? make your way to nbc bay area pee calk pavilion, win stuff like one of our t-shirts, wear it t

. >>> a man is recovering in the hospital after being found stabbed inside the subway station at union square. the stabbing was part of a fight, officers don't know where this happened. the man is being treated at bellev hospital, so far no arrests have been made. >>> it's being called flightpocalypse. many passengers were flying into a rage today, right now things are slowly getting back to normal. a glifrp tch at a tracking system based in leesburg, virginia. had airports along the east coach for several hours, the airspace over the typically very busy region of ours, looked very emanpty. >> there's a lot of other things i could do on a saturday, than sitting in laguardia all day. >> two hours stuck on the ground. hopefully this gets resolved soon. >> i will not be able to make it to my family reunion, so i am deeply disappointed. >> the faa says it doesn't think hackers caused this glitch. but it is still being investigated. >>> an investigation is underway tonight into a deadly plane crash in new jersey. a pilot died when his cessna crashed and burned moments after takeoff, the pla

an accomplished restaurante restauranteur, for those of us who have eaten at her restaurant at union stationknow that, retailer, actor and author. but nowhere are her grace, beauty and courage more evidence than in her fight against early onset alzheimer's disease. dan gasby is an entrepreneur, television producer and entertainment executive and has stood by his wife's side every step of the way. by sharing their story, ms. smith and her husband are helping to make a real difference and we thank you. next, we will hear from dr. richard hodus, the director of the national institute on aging at the national institutes of health. dr. hodus also represents nih on the hhs secretary's federal advisory council on alzheimer's disease research, cure and services. he also coordinates the nih research efforts under the national plan to address alzheimer's. we will then hear from dr. ronald peterson, whom i mentioned previously. he is the director of the mayo clinic, alzheimer's research center and the mayo clinic study of ageing. in 2011, he was appointed to serve as chair of the advisory committee. ki

. >> reports of subway assaults going up dramatically with union square and prospect park stations topping the list. good morning. i'm juliet huddy. liz: ben simmoneau. is wednesday morning august 26th, thank you for being with us. >> look to is with us, taylor swift this morning. i love address. >> thank you. welcome back from vacation. mike is feeling l this morning. he is getting a little rest this morning. talk to a very nice start across the tristate area. 50 degree readings northwest so definitely a night and a morning to have the windows open and give the ec a break, 67 in islip and montauk checking in at 75 mcghee degrees this morning, satellite radar shows things nice and quiet with high clouds rotating for but other events that we expect plenty of sunshine with to east across the region. a cold one sweeping through yesterday and that brought writer air across the region setting us up for a nice middle part of the wheat. high pressure nosing its way from the west's all expect nice weather through the next several bids. expect plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the low 80s which i

11:00, pleasant hill police want to find the robber and the man who drove him away from a union 76 gas station on monument boulevard. the armed robber hit a clerk with a handgun while demanding cash around 5:30 this evening. witnesses say the robber jumped into a waiting 1990s model tan or gold nissan maxima. paramedicsess took the clerk to the hospital. >>> police in san francisco shot a man with a shotgun. it happened near romney and del monty. the man is now in stable condition. cornell bernard has more. >> a shotgun sits in the middle of del monty avenue, marking the spot where police officers shot an armed man. >> i was about to go outside for a run, and then i heard a gunshot. right after that i heard the sirens going. right after i heard that i said i am going to stay inside. >> police got a 9-1-1 call that there was a man with a gun walking down romney avenue. >> it was a male subject armed with a shotgun or a rifle. >> two officers located the 45-year-old man and told him to drop the shotgun. >> he was given multiple commands to comply with the request. he remained armed with a firear

. >>> police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. investigators say the attack happened around 6:30 last night on a southbound platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. >>> crews from the national transportation safety board are trying to determine what caused a deadly plane crash in new jersey. the single engine cessna was flying to teterboro when it just fell out of the sky, burst into flames in west caldwell. cbs 2's matt kozar has more. >> ntsb investigators say initial reports suggest the pilot experienced some type of mechanical failure. he was trying to make it back to the runway when he nose dived into the woods about 300 feet behind this day care center. thick black smoke billowed high into the blue sky from the site of the plane crash. witnesses who heard the explosions ran toward the flames to help but there was nothing they could do. >> the second you saw the explosion you knew what happened. no way anyone walks way fro

. >>> police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. it happened around 6:30 on a southbound nqr platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. >> looked like kids being kids and somebody instead of talking it out or settling with their fists which i guess is an arrestable offense, somebody pulled out a knife. >> the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. >>> crews from the national transportation safety board are trying to determine what caused a deadly plane crash in west caldwell, new jersey. shortly after taking off from the essex county airport yesterday morning the pilot of the single engine cessna told the control tower he was unable to maintain power. the new jersey man was trying to make it back to the runway but took a nosedive in the woods. >> as soon as it hit the ground it exploded then two more after that. >> the second you saw the explosion you knew what happened? no way anyone walks away from that. >> police say the pilot and flight instructor was the only one on bo

. >>> police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. investigators say the attack happened at 6:30 last night on a southbound platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. >>> an update in the legionnaires outbreak in the bronx. the city's health department added several more confirmed cases of people with the disease bringing the total to 124. 94 of them have been treated and released from the hospital. 12 people have died from legionnaires in the outbreak but the health department says there are no new confirmed cases since august 3rd. the health department said all the people that died were adults with preexisting medical conditions. >>> at&t helped a role in helping the nsa spy on internet traffic. that is according to a report by the "new york times." documents provided by edward snowden. the documents date from 2003 to 2013 and detail the telecom nsa. an at&t spokesperson says it does not comment on issues of national security. >>>

in charleston, union troops under major anderson are stationed at fort moultrie. >> fort moultrie was in pretty bad shape. that fort had been built in 1809. it was only one level high. >> in the middle of the night, the soldiers secretly rowed out to fort sumter, which was still under construction. >> anderson and his men moved over here to fort sumter because this was the newest fort in charleston harbor. it's three stories tall. it is going to be a state-of-the-art structure by the time it's complete, and it's defensible -- most defensible -- because it has a mile of water on all sides. so, south carolina militia units, should they want to attack the u.s. army, are going to have to cross a mile of water first. right now we are standing outside of the sally port, or the entrance, to fort sumter, and what we are standing on is the granite wharf. and this is where anderson and his men would have landed on the night of december 26, 1860. >> for more than three months, anderson and his men peaceably held the fort. then on april 12th, the confederate general beauregard gave the command to

reports of subway assaults up 24% in the last year with the union square in prospect park stations topping that list. simpson street in the bronx came in third. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump continues to stir controversy on the campaign trail. this time a univision anchor jorge thrown out of a conference he was later allowed to return. >> duke is on assignment so we have your sports headlines we start with mets trying to make it 5 straight wins. last night in the city of brotherly love noah did not have his best nights. ryan howard two run home run. that is 21st of the year a 4-3 mets lead. a bases loaded by traftion. comes up big and drives in kelly johnson with a single to center giving mets a 6-4 lead and beat phillys 6-5. >> a terrible start already 4-o o as troys in the first inning when marwin slug this is drive first place to 2kr50 eu6 in another run. nova gave up 5. missed sen games for a bruised shin. bottom of the first down swinging, tom of the fifth now question go, and it's 7-0 astros when gonzalez would do it again this time a solo home run. houston beats

station riders heading to union square and beyond. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: with this weekend's closure of the transbay tube riders will have to find other ways to get to and from san francisco or not. >> i will stay home. >> reporter: what would you be doing if it was open? >> going back and forth. i have family and i stay over here. >> reporter: one woman learned about it when she saw a sign on the freeway. >> i didn't know till i was on my way to the b.a.r.t. station today. >> reporter: some heard nothing and were annoyed. >> made plans. with my friends. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> now they are out the window. of course. >> reporter: a worker said his saturday commute will be a pain. >> i have to leave early. hour earlier than usual. usually from freeway it is just more time because of traffic. takes two hours. >> reporter: she is taking the day off. >> it would be challenging. like a 3 hour commute to get into the city without having b.a.r.t. which is 35 minutes. >> reporter: over the weekend b.a.r.t. will run across san francisco and the east bay but the west oak

. >> we're at the union square in prospect park station topping the list. fox 5 teresa priolo is in the square this morning. >> good morning everybody. take a look there's people come and going on their way to work exercising those coming out of the subway station and people that like to hang out here. especially overnight into the early morning houring. this is a place that brings people from all walks of life and all times of day one of the busiest subway stations in the city. and now we're hearing new data and it has been confirmed by nypd this station ranks number one city wide for felony assault. kind of news no subway rider. thes to hear. >> people come out every influx of people so many people, and there's all walks of life qawtion through here. >> according to new york post felony assault on subway are surge up 24% this year. crimes that may involve the us yoof a weapon or dangerous object assaults in which victims nypd confirm its that 151 assaults reported through august 15th that is compared to 122 some time last year. >> it does make me concerne

. >>> also, a man recovering in the hospital after being found stabbed inside the subway station in union square. investigators believe this stabbing was the result of a fight that they believe happened at a different location. so police are still searching for suspects. >>> the federal aviation administration says it was a technical glitch that grounded thousands of flyers here in new york and other east coast airports. officials say the problem occurred at the flight tracking system in leesburg, virginia for hours yesterday. travelers endured long lines, delays and cancellations and the airspace along the eastern seaboard looked virtually empty. look at those planes not moving. the problems spoiled their plans. >> there's a lot of other things i could do in saturday than sitting in laguardia all day. >> two hours stuck on the ground. hopefully, it's resolved soon. fingers can crossed. >> i will not make it to my family reunion, so i am deeply, deemly disappointed. >> what a shame. the faa doesn't think hackers caused that glitch but they are still investigating. >>> all right. an invest

union. serbia and uns with they are supposed to go to the official refugee camps but many camps at train stations in budapest. hundreds sleep on the floor here at the station as they a means to move on to western europe. sought pest mayors that to dismantle the camps. allocated have showers and toilets but basic coming from migration aid. their volunteers are overwhelmed. visit one parliamentary described completely unacceptable conditions. talking about mobility and now of course it is gatherianed government is hostile to put it refugees. >> after receiving a record migrants this month puppet -- put up a wire forensic with serb kwrafrplt but they have not let way. stand in their police said over 3,000 crossed saturday alone. strategy a s other bill to toughen the asylum to ess that was submitted parliament friday. t with limit the refugees' ability to move and give the to hold them wer back. here were also harsh words for hungary. >> european authorities have a and stern discussion. reserve answered back. >> the latest from interviewed performance. at the eastern railway station reportedly being

union army. he is in charge vapor of a brigade that is actually camped at fairfax station.stoughton is staying at fairfax courthouse. he should have been with his men, and he would regret that mistake. mosby would have dinner with a man by the name of norman chancellor, the mayor of middleburg. mosby would write when he left the house, left the place of norman chancellor, he knows he is going to go to fairfax courthouse that night and he writes in his memoirs, "i shall mount the stars tonight or sink lower than plummet ever sounded." mosby was an educated man. i do not know if he really said it, but i love that quote. [laughter] they made their way to fairfax courthouse. it was cold. there was snow on the ground there was rain. mosby hoped to get into fairfax courthouse by midnight. it was really dark, and a part of mosby's command got disconnected, and it took them several hours to get back together. and they finally arrived at fairfax courthouse at 2:00 in the morning on 9 march, 1863. this is a diagram of the courthouse. mosby and his men woudld come in from fairfax stat

unions that have staged retaliations. one driver simply refused to pull out of the station and commuters mobbed his cabin.ayor claims he inherited a broke and broken city. >> translator: i did not imagine i would find the coffers empty. years of crime and corruption. i believe the only thing missing in city hall are land mines. >> reporter: the silver lining is, jenna, romans are rolling up their sleeves and getting involved in volunteer work to clean up the city. they say if they keep it clean the tourists will be tempted to do so too and hopefully things will get better. >>> researchers exploring technology normally aimed at hunting down terrorists to help find missing kids. that's next. ♪ when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. [music] do you like cougars? terry will you shut up! you are adorable. thank you. ladies your belts all snugged up? why do we have to buckle up? the pick up stinks with diesel. [ding] you've got to be kidding! oh please! ah! this is the end! oh my god! [br

stations. he antagonized the military by 'srking closely with suu kyi party and tried to limit the army's influence on politics. it has left the union solidarity and element party divided, arrested that s-- a rift that suu kyi will likely -- says will likely benefit her party. laura: the ruling united national party has won the most seats in parliamentary elections, which makes it toossible for rajapakse return to power as prime minister. the unp double the number of seats in parliament held in part -- 26. indonesia, officials of found the two black boxes at the side of sunday's plane crash. all 54 people on board died when the flight came down in the east of the country. family's worst fear has now been confirmed. board died in the sunday crash. alden indonesian. -- all of them indonesian. bad weather is hampering efforts to bring victims down from the mountain for identification. >> i hope the government father's body safely so we can give him a proper burial. reporter: the passenger jet lost contact with air traffic control just 10 minutes before it was supposed to land. evidence, thee of flight data recorder, has been recovered.

union avenue. >> worst case scenario, total gridlock. >> reporter: number three, cherry hill police chief worries drivers will abruptly abandon cars in neighborhoods near patco's woodcrest station and warns the walk from the overflow lot will be long. both departments already coordinating with tow companies and empty school lots designated to ticket and tow immediately. >> we can't have total traffic congestion, people parking in front of driveways, people parking and blocking fire hydrants, parking on roadways that will cause potential for safety issues. >> reporter: penn sasauken poli will stretch its overtime budget thin to have cops at traffic signals along 130. >> people have to be there to operate traffic lights. >> we have to make preparations and in essence prepare for everything and hope that nothing happens. >> reporter: cherry hill prepares for the pope and if they get no volunteers it will be forced overtime. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> septa is joining philadelphia's effort to get people to embrace pope week in philadelphia. septa said close to 200,000 papal visit rail passes are still available for the pope's visit in late september. more parking spaces are also