3 monday, septemper 12th. 3 3 maps-fiber-back oomaps 3 3 3 americans paused sunday to mark the 100h anniversarr of 9/. 9/11.this morning patricia wu takes aalook back on what was a very emooional day. day. my father 10 years ago made biggest sacrifice pride honor 10 years later, the emotion and memories of september 11th are still raw for so many.from ground zero, to the pentagon, to a tranquil fiild in pennnslvania, thousands pathered at ceeemonies sunday to remember what was lost. they were our neighbors, our friends, our husbands, wivvs, brothers, sisterss chhldren and parents. in shanksville, pennsylvania, the 40 people 93 were remembered as d flight heroes. believed to havee taken on the hijackers. could we, had we been in your place, same elflessness, the ame astonishing valorr sunday also marked a day of nnw beginnings. first visitors at a new memorial wherr the woold trade center once stood.as usk fell over new yook city, the annual tribute in light shone from t
paulson for a look at the forecast. hi steve. we do have areas of thick fog. low clouds thick fog and some locations are clear. today temperatures come up a little bit. i m not really buying into a big warmup here. i eased into it. some 80s for areas that were three to five degrees cooler yesterday. low 90s. by the coast there is still an awful lot of fog there. 50s and 60s and 70s. we ll have your weekend forecast coming up shortly. here is sal. good morning, traffic on highway 4 is moving along very well this morning if you are driving from pittsburgh to bay point over toward concord we are off to a nice start. the morning commute looks good on interstate 680. let s go back to dave and pam. we begin with new troubles for bart. vandals hit one san francisco station just hours after the latest protest at another bart station. tara moriarty is in san francisco this morning. tara has word if the vandalism is tied to the demonstration or not. reporter: yes. let s show yo
3 3 live look at the world trade center site in new york city friday, september 9th 3 map fiber map 3 severe flooding has led porttdeposit. vacuations in joel dd smith s there now where shelters are housing dozenssof residents who ear they may have lost it all. &p good morning joel d. 3 we have sccoollcllsings to telll you about this morning. parford county schools aaee open.. buttseveral individual schools in that ccunty are closee. havre de grace elementary.. meadowvale elemtary and aberdeen high school. charree county schools are closed. sevvre floodinggcontinues to make dozens of roads impassable..n baltimore county pne bridge has been swept away. megan gilliland is live in randallstown with a look at howwthis is affeccing traffii morning. 3 3 the numbers are in. and according to the mayor and race organizers .baltimore s grann prix was a ugg success. success.organizers say almost 160- thousand fans turned out. early numbers show a 44-percent iicrease in hotel pevenue o
just lost 10% of your nest egg and who knows what happens in the next few days. maybe you ll buy some stocks cheaper now and gas prices are going down, that s another good thing, but for most people it s a wash. and i did find some optimism today. when wall street cuts and rains, main street gets clipped too. boy, does it. johnson and his stock did. they ve been down 15-20%. not that unusual. not enough to stop getting a hair cut at the barbershop in palo alto, and not even enough to get concerned. i feel confident we ll be okay. reporter: they have seen recessions come and go. you know, my stocks are bought for the long-term. reporter: but not everybody is that smart or lucky and has time to wait for a rebound and that is what scares main street. will companies hire not knowing what will come next? what will mortgage rates do? how will credit be effected? all questions venture capitalist butch johnson has seen in the recessions he s lived there. i ve been doing
fannie mae, and freddie mac. following the downgrade, questions remain about the impact of the s & p actions. investors kept a close eye on the bond markets. it may cause interest rates to go up. the house majority played chicken with america s credit worthiness, and america s families are now going to be the losers. reporter: financial experts also say other countries like japan and canada came through the same situation just fine. americans shouldn t panic. you just got to sit back and look and don t let the motions take over. reporter: that is certainly more easily said than done. we will hear from ben bernanke tomorrow, you can bet investors will be listening closely. many here on the streets say what can the feds say or do as interest rates certainly can t go much lower. you know the federal reserve chairman s one goal tomorrow will be to boost confidence. in new york, patricia wu back to you. around the world, the reaction was the same as on wall streets with