away a free man? we are there live. and the nation pauses to remember the worst terror attack in this country s history, 13 years ago today, thursday, september 11th, 2014. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone, welcome to today on this thursday morning with al roker, natalat natalie morales and tom brokaw. tom, it s great to have you here. we have been friends and colleagues for a long time and i don t think any day has been more important to me, in either of those relationships than 13 years ago, we spent a lot of hours on this desk trying to make sense of what happened. i don t think the audience fully appreciate and we didn t later in how much we didn t say. it was the first time we were on the air without any indication for hours and hours without any indication of what was coming next. there was a big storm coming. we were about to go to war. that day we didn t. it
division of thomas jefferson. she s in critical condition. they transferred her to jefferson hospital. police have been looking for the suspect. they thought that he had gotten on a septa subway train. police stopped a train at broad and gerard. we have video of that. they are tipping to look for him. now they re not sure if he got on the train. perhaps he just walked away or ran away. the knife was recovered. police say that the suspect took the woman s purse. i also understand that they are looking for surveillance video. they may be able to find that. as we get more information, we will bring it to you. live in south philly, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. thanks for the update. investigators are trying to sort out what happened on a center city street last week. a gay couple claims they were attacked. philadelphia police are still trying to figure out who threw the first punch. monique braxton is live outside central detectives. what can you tell us? reporter: moments ago
show was that both sides here were involved in a mutual altercation. reporter: perry says his client who he would not name will surrender if charged. he expects new details on the confrontation and beating to come out. we ll handle this case in courtroom. we re involved in our investigation at this point. i can t imagine that two men would take on 15 people. reporter: per reeces comments as half dozen persons of interest in the center city beating continued to file into central detectives. they ve been giving statements to detectives on the incident. now city councilman james kenny wants federal investigators involved. have them monitor the case to see whether or not these actions rise to the level that need to be protected by federal law. reporter: kenny made his call to the feds after prosecutors revealed that pennsylvania law does not include sexual orientation in its hate crime statutes. this says a lot of pennsylvania that we don t have it. we federal gover
not made public, and this comes as city councilman james kenny calls for that federal investigation and a defense lawyer for one of the men who could be charged in this case comes forward. it s appalling that this stuff happens in 20 frein. as persons of interest in the center city beating of a gay couple, continued to file in central detectives to give police statements on the incident, city councilman james kenny stepped forward requesting a federal investigation. that s why i sent a letter to the us attorney in philadelphia to have them monitor the case to see whether or not these actions rise to the level that need to be protected by federal law. reporter: kenny s request came after local prosecutors revealed that pennsylvania law does not cover sexual orientation and hate crime statutes. this says a lot about pennsylvania we don t have it. we do federal government to protect our citizens. i think the evidence will show there are clearly two sides to this inci
train. one day little diari will hear an incredible story from her parents. the story of her birth. jasmine s contractions were five minutes apart before 6:00 a.m. he drove them from their pittsburgh home. but her water broke in the front seat. she was like pull my pants down the baby s hanging out. we both were yelling at the same time. i was in shock and in pain. i m going have my baby in the car. they pulled up in the mini van right here. here in the parking lot in front of tonya maddox. a guy got out of the car screaming she s having the baby. she s having the baby. the baby came so fast she missed it. i was backwards i was in so much pain. i pushed her out. jasmine wrapped her third child in a coat from a tackty driver. tonya s husband helped daniel cut the umbilical cord of the special delivery. my husband took the shoestring off. finally the baby started breathing and we realized this was going to be all right. tonight the stay at home mom and the d
good night, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,, get to the hospital! you re watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. the baby was coming and there wasn t any time to get to the hospital. good evening i m allen martin. cbs 5 reporter sharon chen shows us the baby arrived faster than the morning dart train. one day little diari will hear an incredible story from her parents. the story of her birth. jasmine s contractions were five minutes apart before 6:00 a.m. he drove them from their pittsburgh home. but her water broke in the front seat. she was like pull my pants down the baby s hanging out. we both were yelling at the same time. i was in shock and in pain. i m going have my baby in the car. they pulled up in the mini van right here. here in the parking lot in front of tonya maddox. a guy got out of the car screaming she s having the baby. she s having the baby. the baby came so fast she missed it. i was backwards i was in so much pain. i pushed her out. jasm
was completely closed off to the public, never really impacted the morning drive on the upper deck and now we re just beginning to see slowing up that incline towards treasure island so again the latest information as of a couple of minutes ago is they are in the process of re- opening those off-ramps to treasure island so you can access treasure island. they just did it on the lower deck and about to do it on the upper deck, as well. the only delay we are seeing now is behind the pay gates because they turned the metering lights on at 5:52. here s a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. so far, so good this morning heading towards doyle drive coming into san francisco. westbound 4 a few brake lights through antioch. bart trains are all on time. back to you guys. thank you. developing news this morning. a standoff that lasted all night is finally over on treasure island. san francisco police chased the man from the city to the island late last night. th
lawsuit against a gun store for selling a murder weapon, and now sandy hook families, they re seeking similar justice. can it happen? meanwhile, donald trump s reaction was to brag about his foresight, blame president obama, and ban the washington post. when criticized by gop leaders, he threatened to go it alone. so what can the party do? and 1.4 million people have petitioned to remove the judge who gave a light sentence in the stanford sexual assault case. but have they read his sentencing file. i have? and i want to share some surprising details. first, despite so many horrible mass killings, it took a 14-plus hour senate florida filibuster to finally get gun control legislation even discussed. monday, they re actually voting on gun amendments about the terror watch list and expanded background checks. but because of warring partisan concerns in an election year, none are expected to pass. can any headway be made? joining me today, senator bob casey, he spoke three
fox and friends first continues right now. jump jump jump jump jump jump get up packet in jillian: some house of pain to get your thursday going. rob: thursday is a great day, one of my favorite of the week. jillian: the skyline of manhattan. rob: still cloudy. we will take it. jillian: you are watching fox and friends first on thursday. rob: we will start jumping around in a second. a live look at capitol hill where the fight over immigration takes center stage today. jillian: house republicans looking for an agreement hours after congress set aside $50 million to combat gangs like ms 13. what will take to strike a daca deal. reporter: tough question to answer because immigration has divided the gop. all we know is there is no clear deal or house leaders would not be taking things behind closed doors, negotiations between conservatives and moderates fell apart, citizenship for daca recipient as the sticking point. the chairman of the freedom caucus had this
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