of course, many buildings in manhattan and lower manhattan have been evacuated as well. >> and transatlantic flights to this country are being diverted to canada. still no claim of responsibility that is verifiable or credible at this time. yasser arafat has condemned this attack shag it's shocking and appalling. >> we should mention in february of 1993 was when that bomb went off in the garage of the world trade center, killing six people and injuring a thousand people. and that, of course, was an unbelievable scene but compared to this, this seems -- that seems minor. let's go to bob haggard who has some information for us. bob? >> i was just thinking as you commented there about the various planes involved. the one that we know of so far because it's confirmed by american airlines is that that flight 11 which had been scheduled from boston's logan airport to los angeles, that flight 11 was my jacked this morning and -- was hijacked this morning and it is assumed that is maybe one of the planes that went into one of the towers of the world trade center. there were at least two more planes

there is untold loss of life here in manhattan. the nerve center of america to say nothing of what is going on at the pentagon. >> this is a shot of downtown manhattan that many people have never -- can't remember. without one tower. >> it looks like a movie, frankly, that is unfolding and it combines the hor of the twa bombing and the murrah federal building. >> i would guess everyone is up across the time zones in america. 7:15 in the west. if you're just joining us at 8:42 eastern time today, american airlines flight 11 from boston to lax was crashed into one of the world trade center buildings. 15 minutes later, another plane hit the other one. that building has now collapsed. within an hour of those two attacks, the pentagon was hit, now we're told, by a plane. untold number of casualties there. president bush has been on the air and in florida at the time saying apparently this was a terrorist attack. everyone now believes that. carefully coordinated from the air and the consequences of it in terms of human loss and the effec

. >> reporter: moments before dawn monday morning, a 14-car motorcade road through the streets of manhattan. shift leader john carrake quarter backing every move. the principal inside a bubble, protected by very special agents from diplomatic security. today's financial destination, a hotel near the u.n. the d .s . agent in charge, chad chesley shadowing the subject as he emerged from anor mortar plated limousine. it's palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, the controversial leader with no shortage of enemies and at least two assassination attempts already on his life. >> you are constantly play ago mental chess game, if you will. you have to be two, three, four, and sometimes five steps ahead of where you actually are. >> who was that white van? we're looking for what doesn't belong, what's unusual, what shouldn't be there. >> reporter: three days inside a d.s . detail is like a spy novel come to life. a geopolitical thrill ride. >> last turn. >> reporter: ... set in a city already on edge. controlled chaos. snaking through the streets. two dozen agents on high alert as one preside

this was a crystal clear day in manhattan. so it was completely unclear how there would be any kind of problems with visibility. dan, thank you so much for talking with us. hopefully you can stay on the phone and we will check back with you at another point in time. we appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >>> we want to remind people that the world trade center bombing that took place on february 26th, it was the result of a terrorists attack that killed six people and injured more than 1,000. that happened on a friday afternoon. matt, you and al were working on that day and i was home in virginia watching it in disbelief. this is so much more bizarre. >> and yeah, keep in mind that killed six people and that happened in the garage. and this was a direct hit. the potential for injuries and death, larger. and also, people on the planes. >> yeah, if they were hijacked and inroute to a different destination. bob kerr joins us. what can you tell us? >> i am on the north lawn at the white house. the first thing we looked for here in

and keep manhattan at the heart of this billion dollar fashion industry. you know, fashion week, you're kind of hip on this, right? >> am i? yes. >> it would be fun to go. >> it would, yes. >> you know what, this is the time of year when typically the sewors, pattern makers, machine operators, are so busy because they're making the spring collection to debut and they are not busy at all. so it's so tough for them right now. just a group of people you don't often think about. >> this is supposed to be the time for them. this would be the biggest time of year. >> you got it. >> you hate to hear that. it's hitting everybody. you don't think about it but yeah, even the fashion world. >> i know. fredericka. >> it's sad. i have a tidbit to offer on that. a lot of high end stores that are used to selling a lot of the upper echelon kind of priced things, they even cut back on their stockpile because the recession has hit even though some will argue that 1% of america, the wealthy america, it hasn't hit them like it has the rest of the people but a lot of the store

as you can see, it is a clear day in manhattan. if this was an accident, it would be a needle in a haystack. >> there was another one. we just saw another one. we just saw another one -- another airplane just flew into the second tower. this has to be delivered. we just saw on live television a second airplane fly into a second tower of the world trade center. given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind, your usama bin laden. who knows? eric sean is with us. i know you have a lot of sources at the fbi and what not. >> i was out of breath as i was walking down fifth avenue. i heard the airplane flying low, unusually low over fifth avenue making the right. i do not have any reports on what type of airplane and the world trade center, but people looked up and it hit the building. >> it is a tragedy. it is disgusting. i am wondering, are these pilots terrorists themselves? are there terrorists in the cockpit holding a gun to his head? you can speculate completely about how this happened. obvious

[laughter] they are all over in manhattan. you are in the back thinking please do not let anyone from fox see this. [laughter] moving on, here we are, in just a few moments president obama will speak at the u.n. climate change summit. major garrett has a look at what to expect. he is in the new york city news room, i will try not to be offended that he did not stop by to say hello. [laughter] >> picking up on that last thought, if i could get an interview with ahmadinejad, i would operate the peddy-cab. [laughter] megyn: you have done the triathlon. >> i did one. megyn: you are prepared, that is the thing. >> exactly. what is going happen on the floor of this climate change conference? the president is going to give a speech in a couple of moments. but there is one thing that he cannot say. he will come into direct criticism from europeans and others about the slow movement of the president's cap and trade bill. to reduce carbon emissions in the united states. what the president will try to do is accentuate the positive, sayin

he is back at his place in more manhattan anaware that ceremony is happening. jon: it was a beautiful blue sky day. today is a very somber, chile, blustery day. nasty weather by new york standards. sort of a reminder of how things have changed in the country. this event changed everything for so many americans. two warrants being launched, still being fought today. presidential alexian's whose issues have turned on those wars. it has changed everything for virtually every american alive at that time, and every american online right now. bill: mayor bloomberg but on the year earlier today. many visitors go to new york and look at ground zero, and they think, what is being done? but there is a remarkable amount of progress with the transportation and foundation that has been made. on the 10-year mark, and visitors will be able to walk across a newly built plaza and look at a memorial that he says will be finished. i know, being a new york for yourself, you can see the progress and see what has been done. an awful lot to do, but as the mayor pointed out, you want

sal paolantonio live in manhattan. john: six prime time nfl games so far this season, all fantastic finishes. >> amazing. john: trent dilfer is here to talk about last night's between the colts and the dolphins. there he is, peyton manning tied with johnny u for most wins by a colts starting quarterback. yes, he does play more regular season games. but yes, he's very good. >> not a bad way to start. it's like knocking in a 7-iron. easy. john: you're talking holing it out. >> 80-yard touchdown to start the game? john: much better than a birdie. that is an eagle two. 7-0. and there it is. >> great answer pation, get the matchup on the linebacker. peyton knows he has it before the play's even there. nice congratulations by tiger. john: tiger woods, tour championship this weekend. corporate brother of peyton manning. miami ran the ball well all night long. ronnie brown, 24 carries, 136. we're tied 7-7. tiger concerned. his colts and manning not getting the ball very much in this game. third quarter, tied at 13-13. here com

in manhattan, sal paolantonio, espn. >> sal, thank you. here is the time line. last november 29th when the ordeal started for burress. three days later he was suspended by the giants and released by the team in april. august 20th he was arraigned on weapons charges and agreed to plead guilty and serve two years in prison. >> it is never easy to serve time in prison. about you it may turn out that plaxico burress' time in prison will be tougher for him than it is most prisoners. because he is such a high celebrity individual and because the guys in prison will know who he is, to protect him will be the number one responsibility of the new york prison system. to do that they may have to put him in places away from general population and sometimes that means he may be serving prison time in a cell all by himself. prison time is tough enough. when you have to do it some of the team all alone, it gets even tougher. plaxico burress is not going to have an easy two years. >> much more on espn.com. you can get sal paolantonio's full report. there is more you can see on

that could add as much at 11 million square feet of office space to the lower manhattan landscape. scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: a former top a.i.g. executive could soon face criminal fraud charges. published reports say federal prosecutors in new york are preparing to impanel a grand jury. joseph cassano, who ran a.i.g.'s financial products unit, is at the center of the investigation. losses from his department left a.i.g. on the verge of collapse last year, and led to a $180 billion bailout for the firm. investigators want to know if cassano and other executives misled investors about the value of mortgage-related contracts. >> paul: susie, cassano says he didn't do anything wrong, and prosecutors are not commenting on the case. now, let's take a look at our stocks in the news tonight. >> paul: and those are the stocks in the news tonight, susie. general motors today canceled temporary pay cuts for white collar workers, saying the company needs to keep everyone motivated. this spring the automaker slashed pay for salaried staffers by as much as 10%

eight years later, lower manhattan still bears little more than the scar left behind. one giant depressing construction canyon. that scar remains and all i know, folks is that i want that hole filled up. i want the world trade center rebuilt. it is time. put gun tourets on the roof time if you have to. bill it as a flying middle finger, if you want. even if they success, and bring another tower down, and they won't, our enemies will not bring us down as a people. as a nation as an economy. it didn't work after 9/11, guys. it won't work now. we will not let our enemies win. we will always rebuild. we will always come back, because we're americans, guys. that's what we do. have a great afternoon. xxxxxxxxxxxx

as you can see, this is a clear day in manhattan. if this were an accident, it would be a needle in a haystack kind of accident. >> i was actually in new york like everyone else and most other people thought this could not possibly happen but never suspected the magnitude of what was facing us. >> i was in my office with my speech writer. the secretary called in to say that a plane had hit the trade center. i turned on the television and sat there wondering how an airplane could hit the world trade center. there was a clear sky and weather problems. >> it was a normal tuesday morning. i was standing at my desk, getting ready for my staff meeting and my executive assistant walked in and said the plane had hit the world trade center. immediately, my mind went to maybe a twin engine plane of some kind. i said that that was a terrible accident. >> i got a page that the world trade center had been hit by an airplane. as a present were shaking hands, karl rove got to the president and said a planet it the world trade center. the president

a jail facility just outside of manhattan. here, burress could remain for up to a month undergoing medical and psychological exams. then he will be transported to another facility for more in-depth evaluations. eventually he will be assigned to a third facility where he will finish out his 20-month sentence. burress spoke with his fear of the unknown. >> you wake up and don't know what is to come. you don't know what to expect. that is the toughest thing. you know you got to go to jail. >> where burress ultimately ends up depends on the outcome of his examinations and where a bed opens up. some experts say despite his celebrity burress would be better off living within the general population. >> i don't see any reason why plaxico burress would need to be in protective custody. >> cathly o'boil has been a sentencing mitigation consultant and worked with high profile inmates. >> there could be big dudes there. there will be robbery cases. there will be some level of sex offenders could be there. my opinion someone like plaxico b

the island of manhattan. >> jimmy: manhattan. >> yeah, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i love that you -- and you just fly your own plane? >> yeah. so, it's cool. i left sag harbor today and flew in. i won't be flying home, though. it's a little dicey out there. >> jimmy: is it raining outside? >> it is raining outside. when you go -- >> jimmy: well, i appreciate you doing this and playing with the roots tonight. it's going to be exciting. >> oh, it's going to be fun. >> jimmy: your concerts sell out in minutes. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everyone loves you. a lot of people say, like, your concerts are their favorite concerts of all time. >> well, you know, we just -- being a shameless entertainer, somebody told me once, "you try to be a little bit good at a lot of things." because i'm not the best guitar player or the best singer by any stretch of the imagination. but i spent a lot of shameless years on new orleans and bourbon street and somehow i connected. and i'm very thankful i am still here. >> jimmy: yeah, that might be where i die one day. [ laughter ] >> y

, i was going to hit a big discount store, something outside of manhattan. then i changed my mind. he was trying to throw them off. he also said, you know, i was entirely on my own in this. the simple answer to the question is, as far as we know, they don't know yet what the plot was, what the target was, the means of attack or the timing. >> pete, do we know how early the government picked up this guy's trail, how much intelligence went into connecting the dots. because after 9/11, one of the great fears was that the countryside may be full of secret al qaeda sleeper cells. do we get a sense outs of this whether we are safe against that? >> one of the surprising things about this case is the government has not come out and publicly patted itself on the back very much. we have heard very little from the attorney general, the director of the f.b.i., the secretary of homeland security or the president, though we're told they're all deeply involved in this case. they haven't come out to say, we can't connect the dots. they're still not sure precisely that they

we consider this resolution today which recognizes the region between manhattan kansas and columbia, missouri, a great opportunity for two states that are often rivals to come together in recognition of the kansas city animal health corridor. this area of kansas and missouri has long been considered our country's headquarters for animal and bioscience. the largest concentration of animal health and nutrition interest in the nation is located in this corridor, including more than 120 companies that account for nearly $17 billion in global sales. this amounts to over 1/3 of the total sales in the animal health industry. part of what makes this region unique is its location in one of the largest livestock producing regions in the contry. my own congressional district is the largest livestock producing district in the nation. the kansas city animal health corridor is a benefit to livestock producers in our region and to the country. and to the employment investment these producers contribute to the local economy. biosciences are a tremendous opportunity for our state and our citizens. as

michelle franzen is live in manhattan now with more on what's planned there today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. certainly in the eight years since the 9/11 attacks, much has changed here in new york city and around the nation. but for those who lost loved ones on that day, the pain is never far away. it has become a national day of remembrance and renewal. memorial services at all three crash sites mark the moments of the september 11th attacks eight years ago and honor the 2,752 victims who died. in new york city, families will gather at a park adjacent to the world trade center site for a ceremony of music and the reading of victims' names. >> david joseph. >> reporter: vice president biden yb and his wife will also attend. the families will once again walk to the base of ground zero to lay flowers, a sacred makeshift memorial that also shares space with an active construction site. progress of the proposed skyscrapers and memorial has been slowed by years of legal battles between the developer, larry silverstein, and the site's owners, the new yo

and i went up to the fashion district, the garment district in manhattan, manufacturing jobs, not a lot of people think of that. it's the pattern makers and machine cutters who make it sing. it is starting to unravel because of the economy. we'll talk to the workers and see what they are seeing. >> one of biggest stories, we have an arrest in the murders of those eight people north of brunswick, georgia. police believe 22-year-old guy heinze jr. was behind, was the one who called 911 and told police he found the victim when he arrived home. among those victim, heinze's own father. >> two pieces of information came forward to us. we took those two pieces of information and compared it to the whole of all of the evidence collected all week long. we were satisfied that that led us to believe that guy heinze jr. is a responsible person for the murders. >> funerals for seven of the eight victims are today. meanwhile there's a 3-year-old injured and still in the hospital. according to one family member he is holding on for dear life. we'll get a live report from brunswick later this morning.

there in manhattan a lot, and so he jets between manhattan and florid and decatur. c-span: how long has been with adm? >> guest: he joined adm, he was brought into a in the late 1960's when the company was really starting to fall art. they weren't able to pay their dividends. theyeren't able to report numbers that would make their shareholdersappy and somebody came uwith a great idea that, there's this fellow dwayne andreas that at at point w already a giant in the agricultural industry, and he has had a lot of influence. he knows a lot of people, he i fries with conferee, he is friends with duly. he has a lot of friends and always has. why n't we bring him in, so a large block of shares were sold to dwayne andreas. he was placed on the board and ino time he was the chairman and he moved the company from its operations which were then in minnesota to decatur illinois. c-span: what does adm who do? >> guest: adms company that all of us do business with every day of the week, whether we know it or want to or not. if you pick up any packaged foods, a you turn to the in

the one bedroom features a bird's-eye view of manhattan. its walk-in closet is a tribute to his taste. >> he was very meticulous in his cataloging and clothes. these are drawers for his different shirts, all custom made. folding table right over here for the custom made shirts. >> the new york city apartment is one of three madoff properties the government is selling. last week, the convicted ponzi master's ocean home would sit on the block for $8.75 million. like the manhattan apartment, this 8700 square foot home madoff and his wife owned is going to be listed once the broker is selected and that's expected sometime later today. this house sits on a half acre piece of land opposite downtown palm beach. >> this would probably be one of the selling points of this property, a large house on the water, private dock, great view. >> that 80 foot dock is likely where madoff pulled up. speaking of bull, madoff has paintings and sculptures in both the palm beach and new york city homes. the bull and designer pairs of shoes, they say madoff kept in

4 1/2 bathrooms and features four fireplaces and has a wrap-around terrace with a panoramic view of manhattan but that is not the only thing the government is selling. it is selling this 8700 square foot property in palm beach, the madoff home there. a five bedroom home, seven bathrooms and has 80-foot dock that jets out into the intercoastal water ways and the view you look across the waterway to downtown palm beach. a couple of interesting themes as you look at this videotape of both of these residences. the madoffs liked bulls in a nod to madoff's alleged investing prowess but he was a clothes horse. closets that housed over 50 suits and in palm beach he had only 40 pairs of custom maid suits. three of the madoff properties are being sold, one in long island as well. the government hopes all of this will fetch over $21 million for madoff victims. >> apparently not much of a cook with retrokitchens. they had for my ka countertops and you think that would be updated. >> when you have that much money, you go out to dinner. >>> president obama is preparing to make a very hard sale on health ca

driving a zamboni through midtown manhattan. be with the new york as part of the nhl media tour, so he drove the zamboni down to the nhl store. living fast and having fun, driving a zamboni through manhattan. [laughter] >> he looks right at home up there. >> good luck with the 59 chevy. >> [laughter] >> coming up from a mysterious memorial is back and it is bigger than before. [ sniffs ] an olive. [ sniffs ] green, with pimento. ooh. he's good. nothing gets past him. [ sniffs ] piece of cake. [ male announcer ] kill bugs on contact without the bad smell. raid ant & roach killer is specially formulated with no lingering chemical odor. what's that? [ sniffs ] i don't smell nothing. raid! raid! raid! raid ant & roach killer kills bugs dead! with no lingering odor. sc johnson. a family company. >> in mysterious memorial reappeared. >> but this time, there are more ghosts than before. >> all of this the work of a man who did not even know that the 22-year-old cyclist was killed in this intersection a year ago when she was run down by

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osama bin laden and his chief lieutenants clearly packed manhattan as an important target because he said, if i can take them out, they will be down and out for years to come. it will lead to the great depression. we were clearly rocked, but this financial community came soaring back. a lot of that has to do with my next guest he ran the new york stock exchange at a time most would never have even wanted the job for about 10 times the pay. that morning, the exchange decided not to open. it would not open the next day or the day after that or the day after that. there was such damage to some many pieces of equipment and some money systems that would be vital to trade our stocks in this country that is of the better part of valor would be to simply wait until the following monday. i want to take you back to that time with the man who led our financial charge back. the former head of the new york stock exchange. it is very good to have you. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. >> it is like yesterday. it seems that way to me and to you. we have been focusing on the sheer terror. you were

i can't be seen in the manhattan store like this! oh, my legs! my beautifully-sculpted legs! arrive in style. this week at old navy. >>> this is -- ricky gervais is here. >> you have the pajamas -- >> it's crazy. >> it's called acting, mr. gervais. acting. okay. >> these are local areas. child abuse, the holocaust. okay? >> we don't talk about that. >> and -- >> i don't like this. >> neither do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's ricky gervais and beloved elmo that's quite an honor, by the way. are you aware of what an honor it is to be invited on "sesame street"? >> not only aware of it, but the highlight of my career. not being on "sesame street," but elmo. i love him. i didn't care if there's a man underneath him, but i love elmo. i would do a film with him, a funny movie, me and elmo. >> you allowed back on "sesame street" after mentioning the holocaust to elmo? >> well, i don't know. >> i guess somebody does have to tell him eventually. you wrote and directed "the invention of lying" which has a great premise. >> the well, the human race has never told a lie, they're n

mary thompson shows us the inside story from his manhattan penthouse. >> reporter: videotape released by u.s. marshals so this is a gilded cage. the governmen is putting the 4,070 foot apartment, expected to be between $8 million and $10 million. as with madoff's other properties, the two-story apartment has fantastic views, 360 doe grow look at manhattan. inside, there are lots of bulls. custom-made closet reveal the scam artist was more of a clothes horse. >> he had a fondness for shoes, a liking for shoes and suits. he had over 50 or 60 suits lined up here. dark suits with however many number of shoes here. >> reporter: madoff kept over 40 pairs of shoes in his palm beach house. the five-bedroom, seven-bathrooms, 80 view dock and views of the intercoastal waterway in downtown palm beach on the block. the government is hoping the sales of these two properties along with madoff's former home on montauk, long island, will fetch a total of at least $21 million. proceeds from these sales along with separate sales of madoff's clothing, furniture and art, all will go to victims of madoff'

i can't be seen in the manhattan store like this! oh, my legs! my beautifully-sculpted legs! arrive in style. this week at old navy. start here. go further. >>> this is -- ricky gervais is here. >> you have the pajamas -- >> it's crazy. >> it's called acting, mr. gervais. acting. okay. >> these are local areas. child abuse, the holocaust. okay? >> we don't talk about that. >> and -- >> i don't like this. >> neither do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's ricky gervais and beloved elmo that's quite an honor, by the way. are you aware of what an honor it is to be invited on "sesame street"? >> not only aware of it, but the highlight of my career. not being on "sesame street," but elmo. i love him. i didn't care if there's a man underneath him, but i love elmo. i would do a film with him, a funny movie, me and elmo. >> you allowed back on "sesame street" after mentioning the holocaust to elmo? >> well, i don't know. >> i guess somebody does have to tell him eventually. you wrote and directed "the invention of lying" which has a great premise. >> the well, the human race has nev

doib we're back live as the sun sets dwrond skyline of manhattan. juan martin del potro trailing federer now two sets to one. serves at 1-2 in the fourth. john: it's either a loss in confidence or some sting off his serve since those double faults, del potro, see if he can get his rhythm back. first serve it was under 100 miles per hour. usual gets it up in the 130's. dick: in case you're just joining us, earlier today serena and venus williams won the women's doubles championship 6-2, 6-2. so the sisters on three of the four major doubles titles this year. only the french open escaping them. arthur ashe stadium. largest arena in this sport, 23,500 for this rain delayed monday final. john: that was not going to work even if it went over. got to that ball late. gave it away what he was going to do and federer would have been there in plenty of time. as soon as he went over there with the one hand, federer knew he wasn't going to put a whole lot on it. >> i think it's out. john: thought about challenging it but decides not to. dick: jake conor in the

police have recreated the scene and say the student hit manhattan with the sword just one time. >> the state's attorneys office has still not decided whether to file charges against a johns hopkins student who police say killed a man with a samurai sword. yesterday investigators told wjz new information about the incident. neighbors reported suspicious activity near the home. they searched it. but they found nothing. they decided to do another search themselves. outside, near the garage, he found donald rice. he raised the sword and said stop. asked his roommates to call police. they went inside to get their cell phones. during that time, the hopkins security and police officer heard commotion , made their way back towards the house to figure out what was going on. during that time, he struck the suspect after he lunged at him. it sounds like he was acting as a means of self-defense. >> reporter: the burglar had stolen items from the house hours before the confrontation with the sword outside the home in new jersey. neighbors expressed support for the student. >> luckily god was on his

the forecast here in lower manhattan symbolic of the mood here in lower manhattan on this somber anniversary of a day no one will forget. eight years after that awful day, people across the country will pause today to remember those lost on september 11th 2001. from massachusetts to ohio to utah thousands of flags are being planted in remember bransz. this is first year nim will also be observed as a national day of service. >> random acts of service is probably the biggest thing we can do to show whoever wanted to destroy us that they can't. >> reporter: at the pentagon the presidented will meet with the family members of the 184 who died there. near shanksville, pennsylvania, former secretary of state colin powell will remember the heros of flight 93. at ground zero vice president biden will join family members and firefighters who will read the nameses of the more than 2600 people lost there. two moments of silence will mark the exact time the planes hit the twin towers and then two more to mark the time each building collapsed. at dusk a a tribute in light will shine two beams into the n

mary thompson joins us outside his manhattan apartment with all the details. >> earlier this morning, u.s. marsh marshals leased video tapes and from what we could tell, he had a liking for great views and liked shoes. as for the homes, the two-story penthouse was bernie and ruth madoff's main residence. only one bedroom. the wrap around terrace on the 12th floor offering secluded seating and eye-popping view of manhattan. inside, a custom closet. the government thinks it would list between 8 and $10 million. >> we've seen apartments like this listen in the 10 millions in this area and we're not going to skimp out. we'd like to get market value for this. >> the price for his 8700 square foot home in palm beach. not known. the home features stellar views this time overlooking the intercoastal waterway to downtown palm beach. the closets held his over the top collection of shoes. >> that's where he had again, nine shelves that would accommodate the 40 plus pairs of handmade belgium shoes he would wear down here in south florida. >> in total, the government is hoping to collect a total o

they had to get clearance of the type that the manhattan project had had. plus, they needed funding, which no one else could interfere with and only the president can give you that. >> let me read you this back to you. >> retriever had been informed that it would take place on the 28 and this was most intensely after benny arrived from california. it had been decided that he would wrap up at the end. gardner, who was he? >> he was seized secretary of the air force for science and technology and was a visionary. bernard had recruited him. he was just a colonel on the list for brigadier. that is pretty low in the pecking order. he needed somebody higher to get the thing going. gardner was another immigrant, like schiever. he had gone to cal tech and was an electrical engineer. he could see the possibilities of technology and bernard recruited him. >> you said that he was a german center -- citizen. >> bernard came here when he was 6 years old from germany. that was two months before we declared war on germany in world war one. trevor gardner was a boiler make

david lee miller is live in midtown manhattan at penn station. what else can you tell us about these notes? >> again, we want to underscore that there is no specific threat, and penn station would be an area that law-enforcement would be concerned about. here is an amtrak police officer with a bomb-sniffing dogs -- dog inside this building. there are national guardsmen here, and they tell me that nothing special is taking place today. this is a building that 24-7 has a heavy law-enforcement presence. but on the minds of many people is the fact that it was transit sites targeted in london and madrid, and even though the fbi is not spelling out that the notes have anything specific regarding a terrorist threat, on the minds of many, those have been al qaeda targets in the past. they want to make sure they are not targets in the future. jon: law enforcement officers are saying that there is speculation that najibullah zazi, who was arrested in denver, may have been planning printed attacks. what else are they looking at? >> they're issuing notes abo

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. >>> twin beams of light are shining from lower manhattan, marking the footprints were the twin towers once stood. president obama is honoring those who died by proclaiming tomorrow as patriot day. flags will be flown at half staff and a moment of silence will be observed at 8:46 a.m. >> coming up, a surprise for parents as they pick up their children from school today. the school is reportedly headed for the auction block. is the party over for oprah? the discovery astronauts extended their trip. we want to make sure that we provide responsible lending, and we want to make sure that we enable our customers to be successful homeowne so we try to make it as simple as possible especially for that first time home buyer. there's a lot of opportunity right now with what's happening in our economy to really get out and educate. we, at bank of america, have simplified the process by offering the clarity commitment. letting the customer know what they're going to sign up for. and we're going to be able to hold your hand from this from step one to the end and welcome to bank of america. >>> a p

. >> reporter: back in lower manhattan, workers have been testing the tributed light memorial which will light up the night sxi symbolize where the twin towers once stood. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >> and we will never forget. >>> although the white house has accepted the apology from representative joe wilson for shouting, you lie, at president obama during his address to congress on tuesday, the echo of his words are still bouncing around washington. house majority whip says he will push for a resolution condemning the incident until wilson issues a public apology on the house floor. wilson, a republican from south carolina, says the issue is already settled, adding, quote, i will not be muffled. still, it does appear to be having a big impact on his race for reelection. his opponent has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars since that outburst. >>> the space shuttle "discovery" is having issues returning to earth. they continue to circle the world for now a 14th day. mission control skipped both landing possibilities on thursday. they'll try again tonight just before 6:0

>>> in new york yesterday, suspected terrorist zazi pleaded not guilty to planting a bomb attack in manhattan. he's being held without bail. he may have been planning to launch an attack on the anniversary of 9/11. >>> the supreme court justices have their first court photo together with the newest member of the court. sonia sotomayor, the 111th supreme court justice joined the eight other judges for an official class photo. >>> a new york court has tossed out dan rather $70 million lawsuit against cbs. he was ousted over cbs report that former president george w. bush got special treatment in the texas air national guard during the vietnam war. >>> archaeologies think they have unearthed the remains of an extravagant dining room of nero. the circulating room rotated day and night to impress guests. >>> the dow opens at 9,742 after losing 47 points on tuesday. the s&p dropped 2. taking a look at overseas trading. in tokyo, the nikkei add 33 points, but in hong kong, the hang seng fell 57 points. >>> just at a time when toyota was hoping to bounce back from record losses based in part on the c

in lower manhattan, pennsylvania, and across the river at the pentagon. more than 3,000 of our fellow americans lost their lives. the events that have day remain etched in our memory. of that loss 700 victims came from new jersey, many from my congressional district, many more from new york, other states, and 80 nations. for those of us who had this tragedy hit so close close to home, i know that each september 11 brings with it a great deal of sorrow. later this week all of us will have the honor of attending a number of 9/11 remembrances. especially in new jersey the home of so many good people who died. as well as to honor those who sought to save them, our first responders. my constituents remember that day every day, that day dawned like most days in new jersey bright and clear. crowded train stations in the morning taking people across the hudson to lower manhattan. parking lots packed with cars as they are most mornings. that evening, however, the scene was far different. trains weren't full, cars remained your honor claimed in parking lots, and ma

the lights are located near ground zero in lower manhattan. today, the official ceremony will take place at a park near the former world trade center site. >>> in shanksville, pennsylvania, they will mark the september 11th tragedy with the site where a permanent memorial will be built. forty people died there. it is believe that plane was headed to d.c. when passengers fought with the hijackers. south a day of mourning become a day of service. more than 100 volunteer whose worked at the world trade center site after the 2001 attack will read names of victim at today's ceremony near ground zero. this is the first year 9-11 has been declared a national day of service. dozens of volunteer projects are planned across our area. >>> straight ahead, a man armed with weapons approached capitol hill while the president was speaking to congress. we'll have an update on that situation which unfolded wednesday night. >>> and still ahead, efforts to honor a woman killed while riding her bike he now turned into a nasty battle and one man says he is not bac

tent that colonel kadafi's entourage tried to erect on an estate of donald trump in 40 miles north of manhattan. it went up on tuesday first of all. there was a local outcry there. yesterday, while we were there, the local officials moved in and forced the libyans who were there to take down that tent. well, we now hear from the town supervisor that they got a call from the state department department this afternoon saying the libyans wanted to put the tent back up. at 5 p.m. this afternoon that's exactly what happened. they put the tent back. the building inspector from bedford and local cops we understand are on the property right now issuing once again that order, mr. kadafi, tear down this tent. the libyans have said kadafi wasn't going there today. he will never show up there, but they simply wanted to take photographs of the tent. it's all very mysterious. but according to bedford officials, that tent will come down again. once again in the next couple of hours. trace. trace: jonathan hunt in bedford. controversial group acorn some of the group's workers were recently caught on hidden cam

silverstn, who leases the devopment rights, neither would lk to us for this story but nicole gelinas of e manhattan institute for poli research says rt authority polics are to blame for the delays. >> they've gotn all of the rules muddd trying to control the al estate development's part of it, in ter of design and cotruction and timelines, as well as tir own part. d it's just all gotten into big confusio and stting now, they should say, "we're going to do our part, we'll let mr. lverstein do his par we'll do out part." and i think this will remove lot of the uncerinly and help wi the financing bottlenecks as wl. >> reporter:cross the street, on land controlled, silverstn quickly rebuilt another ilding destroyed on 9/11. the new world ade center 7 opened in three ars ago. insurance money is helping with t.nancing for the frdom tower. ant pls to devop other buildings have bn hit by the recession anthe credit crunch. so experts say the port authority will have to sply fiplncing because commcial lends fear the recession has reduced the demand forffice space. but stephen siegel of b. riard ellis says in

here is a live look from manhattan where it is pouring rain and very windy there. there will be a moment of violence observing the exact times that planes struck the twin towers and when the towers fell. more than 100 volunteers who worked at fwrowz after the tax will read names of the victim. this year, new name will be added to the list. the medical examiner's office ruled that leon hayworth who died last year of lymphoma and lung disease was a homicide victim because he was caught in the toxic dust cloud just after the towers collapsed. >>> the tribute and light will once again shine over new york city tonight. this is video of last year's tribute. shortly after 7:00 p.m., the twin peoples ring the twin towers will go up and stay up throughout the night. it is a tribute to the lives lost on 9-11. >>> coming up income, the redskins' first game of the regular season is this sunday. >> they are starting off against the giants once again. what kill it take to leave the meadowlands with a win? we are atalking with the junkies on 106.7 the fan. good morning, dan. what

a 360-degree view of manhattan. >> we'll show you how the swindler's penthouse compares to the big house. >>> and we're twisting and shouting over the new beatles video game. watch us form our own rock band early this wednesday morning, september 9th, 2009. captioning funded by cbs >>> good wednesday morning from new york. maggie rodriguez here with harry smith. and we should warn you right after the bat that our beatles rock band is going to feature harry smith and russ mitchell on guitar and yours truly on vocal. i don't think it's going to be exactly the fab four. it'll be four. that's all. >> we don't know how fab it'll be. >>> also coming up this morning. i don't know if you've heard about this. big new trend in france. the government there has encouraged people to stop kissing. >> why? they invented it. french kissing. >> and even just the littl on both cheeks, right? no more because of you know what. >> h1n1. >> that's right. do you have the h1n1? is that why you were out sick yesterday? >> i thought i might, but i didn't have a fever, so you're okay. >> no kissing. >> no kissing

captioning funded by cbs >>> it is raining over manhattan today as we mark a solemn anniversary. eight years ago today, eight years ago this morning, terrorists took 3,000 lives p. of course all eyes on ground zero and at the various points around the country where they struck that fateful day and we should all take some time this morning to think about what this day will be like for those families as many of them get ready to come back to the site today. >> that's a live picture this morning from ground zero. vice president biden will be there later on today. colin powell will be out in shanksville, pennsylvania, and president obama will visit the pentagon. there will be four moments of silence at ground zero this morning, one each for when the planes hit the respective towers and then one each when the towers went town. very you powerful piece in the new york daily news written by president obama in which he says every year on this had day we are all new yorkers. and he goes on to say, on this day and every day, it is incumbent on each of us to uphold those eye deals that our e