difficult options being presented. >> built a great company, i've been all over the world, i've dealt with foreign countries. i have great judgment, i have good judgment, i know what's going on. >> the candidates have spent the week talleying the top military records. >> the clints have 110. some of them will have good as vice after north korea tested nuclear weapons for the second time this year. president barack obama condemned the test and in a statement, said, quote, the jiets does not korea as a nuclear state. condemning nuclear north korea doesn't transcend politics, remembering 9/11 surely does. clinton, new york's former senator and trump, a life-longer new york have pledged to suspend the campaign on 9/11. i'm at the pentagon memorial for nine 911 victims. about the 9/11 anniversary, terrorism is one of the top concerns for voters right now. that's what they said when the research center asked them to rank the issues. what they plan to do about it. first up, trump. >> it is now time for a new approach. our current strategy of nation building and regime change is a proven absolute failure. >> he says he's going to ask his top military leaders to come up with a plan to defeat isi office. he wants to do that by cutting off the funding, expanding intelligence sharing. here is clinton's plan for isis. >> first, we're going to take out their strong hold in iraq and syria. second, we're going to dismantle their global terror infrastructure, on the ground, and online. third, we're going to bolster our defenses, and including with an intelligence surge, to protect us and our allies. part of donald trump's plan, well t difference will be in how each candidate approaches our allys in the fight against isis, and they have completely different plans when it comes to dealing with terrorism here in the united states. trump, wants to keep out immigrants from countrys which have a history of exploiting terrorists until there's a better way to vet them, a test for anyone coming into the united states to show they support america's values. clinton says she's going to stop attacks before they even happen by giving law enforcement and intelligence leaders the tools and tin to suspected terrorists. and she wants law enforcement to build strong relationships within american muslim communities. i'll be back next week with the look at the candidate's plans for job ts, mike. for the first time in a year, hillary clinton took questions in a press conference setting and trump, he had people come on his plane asking him questions. so we're asking people right around here what they you would ask if they were in front of trump or clinton. >> would you be loyal to and united states. >> what qualifies them to run in the country. >> there's too many issues for me to, you know, for hillary, i don't know what i would ask her. >> can't pick one out of the hat of many? >> there's the clinton foundation, and just who knows what, benghazi. >> tax returns. >> would she preside over the country differently than bill. how would bills legacy, bills leadership. >> new information coming out this week, involving hillary clinton and charities linked to her family. investigating this story for months. >> thanks, mike, we've been looking into two clinton charities that voluntarily disclose limited donor information on the websites but we found they're both ignoring a stricter law that rir requires them to publicly name all government donors. and the amounts that they give and to do it every year, and one man could force disclosures on hundreds of government money? is choosing not to. [ applause ] . >> we have to stop the endless flow of secret unaccountable money that is distorting our election. >> the foreign government dollars that flow through clinton family charities that critics argue need to be accounted for. our investigation found two of the charities ignored a new york law and related instructions. john heads the sunlight foundation, a political watchdog. >> the clinton foundation and the associated entities are the public who is giving them money from especially foreign governments. >> new york law requires charities to publicly name each government that gave contributions, and the amount. yet, the clinton foundation has never complied for the foreign government donations. >> they just list a lump sum total. they don't list each foreign government. >> david nels season a tax expert and former regulations and legislation committee member with the council on foundations. they're in compliance with the new york regulations. >> and we also found problems with the clinton help access initiative, for 2010, told the irs it received 26 million dollars in foreign and domestic government grants. but the charity only reported $242,000 in domestic grants to new york. ignoring instructions to make sure that the state numbers matched with the irs, which requires a total number, both foreign and domestic, but in ne names and amounts. over five years, we found 225 million dollars in discrepancies, between what it reported to the irs and to new york. >> new york state law should be enforced as its written. >> i thank you for joining me today for an a important announcement. >> the attorney general just won a lawsuit against citizens united after the conservative group didn't want to disclose its major donors. he was named the clinton's campaign leadership council in the maximum personal contribution allowed last year. his office told us that the clinton foundation is in step with state rules. . >> i have no idea how to reconcile, the letter of the law and the statements from the attorney general. they seem to be in direct contradiction. >> the clinton help access initiative says he told the office in the past if it wants to know about the foreign government contributions, it can ask, new york has never questioned its way of doing things the new york ag did not respond to our questions about the discrepancies. for "the race", in washington. >> more to talk about here on ?[ music ] ? ? as we count down to election day, talking to voters about why this race matters to them. we talked toto a 9/11 survivor this week. >> it's been 15 years since the 9/11 attack on the pentagon. does it seem you? >> no. the only time i know it's 15 years is when they say 01 and knowing it's 16 now. >> yeah. and you've brought us here to the bowling alley with your great group of ladies. and watching you guys bowl, doing well beyond what i could ever bowl. >> this is a 95-year-old lady. >> iris over there. so what significance does bowling have for you? something to do. it really does give me something to take my mind off of the 9/11. >> yeah. >> even though i can't forget it. >> yeah. your desk was inches away from where the plane hit the pentagon and you were steps away. what took you away from your desk at that moment? >> if i would have gone the front way, i would have been right in the path of the plane. but going in the back way, saved >> yeah. >> if i would have stayed in that office, when i left that office, i left four guys in there, all four of them perished. between my office, the office next to us, and the one on the other side, it was -- i think 37 people that died. >> wonder that you're here with us today, and a tragedy that none of them could be as well. you were a -- you were worked in years? >> 29 years and 3 months. >> so 29 years and 3 months in the pentagon. you're a 9/11 survivor. you experienced that, surely you must have some sense of national security. looking at the presidential candidates, this year, who do you think is more likely to keep us safer? who do you trust? >> that's hard to answer. right now, i do not support any of them. >> why? >> why? >> because i haven't seen the good them. the thing that really bothers me most is that you've got children, the children here, both hillary clinton and donald, all the fussing and arguing and everything, i don't think that's a good example for children. >> so what then would you ask them if they came to your bowl league here, hillary clinton says i can join the lady's league. trump. >> whoever rolls the best gets my vote. >> that's right. such an inspirational woman and she doesn't have to vote for trump and clinton. shannon cake is keeping up with the third party candidates. gary johnson making headlines for an interview that has now gone viral. he appeared on m nbc's morning joe, when the host asked him this question. >> what would you do you were elected aboutep >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis -- >> okay, got it, got t it. >> he called the situation in syria a mess. currently, johnson has 10% of win more votes than any third party candidate in 20 years. green party candidate, jill stein, finds herself in trouble with the law now, she joined an environmental protest in north dakota last week, and someone caught her spray painting a bulldozer. stein is charged with vandalism, and trespassing. stein released this statement saying, yoet, i hope they -- quote, i hope they take action against the dakota access pipeline that is water for millions of people who dmend on the missouri river, end quote. both stein and johnson continue to fight for a spot in the upcoming presidential debate. for "the race", i'm shannon cake, mike, back to you. >> why are we even talking about third party candidates? asked the candidates themselves is it a wasted vote? >> why would you say that a vote for a third party isn't throwing away a vote? election cycle, that a wasted vote would be for trump or clinton. and that a wasted vote is voting for somebody you don't believe in. >> establishment politicss have a new kind of entitlement. they are entitled to our votes. they're entitled to our support. they have to earn it. >> okay. so we know what these two leading third party advocates think, but is that an idealistic view? if we look at recent history, we see third party candidates who didn't get a single electoral vote but they did pull support from the candidate who wind up with them in the most n. 1992, ross pero. in 2000, the democrats, turns with ralph nador who is accused of dragging down al gore's vote in florida. another thing critics of a third party vote want you to consider is privilege. this tweet has been shared voting for a third party just to prove a point is a risk you can afford to take. >> check your white privilege, please, people of color in r this country can't afford it. immigrants and families who have immigrants in them, like my fiemly, can't afford it. >> so those are some of the main arguments against voting third party. but this election feels kind of different. doesn't it? we have two unpopular candidates ever. hillary clinton's faif rablt rating is negative 11 points and donald trump is around negative 28. add to this recent polling suggests about 42% of americans identify as independents. more than democrats, or republicans. and you can see why the climb for a third party run is more unusual this year. do americans have an obligation ?[ music ] ? ? back out here at the pentagon's 9/11 memorial. >> i think my single great es asset of any asset i have is my temperament and i know how to win. >> the prospect of the emotional voil self-obsessed, and inexperienced donald trump as commander in chief scares me to death. [ coughing ] every time i think about trump, i get allergic. >> we can't have someone in the oval office who doesn't understand the meaning of the word confidential or classified. >> couldn't remember certain meetings, whether or not they and still have to the treatment of classified material. >> she says she has a secret plan to defeat isis, but the secret is he has no plan. >> i will aveng my generals to d afb my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. >> but you have your own plan? >> i have a plan, but i want to be -- i don't want -- look, i have a very substantial chance of winning. make america great again, we're going to make america great winning. if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy exactly what my plan is. >> all right. so how much of what they said this week was true? our partners at -- looked into this week's presidential forum. >> but i will not let the v.a. be privatized. and i do think there is an agenda out there supported by my opponent, to do just that. >> hillary clinton making that claim in front of an audience of the nation's veterans in chief forum, something clinton and running mate tim kaine have made before on the campaign trail. rally speeches and even trump's website for answers. but only finding trump wanting to give veterans a choice, to seek a private doctor or the v.a.. the saying that proposal would not be a complete privatization of healthcare for the nation's veterans, making clinton's claim mostly false. >> i happen to hear hillary clinton say that i was not against the war in iraq, i w totally against the war in iraq, from -- you can look at es squire magazine from 04, look at before that, and i was against the war in iraq. >> donald trump telling a large group of iraq war vets at the forruchl he was against the war in war, the most damaging to trump's claim, is a september 2002 interview with howard stern, in which trump said he supported the iraq invasion. finding trump only started publicly denouncing the war claim as false. we'll be back next week. this election is giving late night plenty of material. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria, the epicenter of the refugee crisis -- >> okay, got it. got it. [ laughter ] . >> got it, got it, aleppo, i thought you said a leopard, i was like -- [ laughter ] probably run away from it. >> he says great things about me, i'm going to say great things about him. [ laughter ] . >> that simple. the one guy donald trump has nothing bad to say about is vladimir putin. >> maybe he's afraid cut off his supply of wives, i don't know what's going on. [ applause ] . >> in the afghanistan-pakistan -- >> running out of time. as briefly as you can. thing. >> i've got 30 seconds left. >> sorry, secretary, foreign policy is like pizza delivery, how quickly things can change. trump topped clinton 45% to 43% in a poll this kweek from cnn, a little further apart in another poll. clinton is leading by 6 points washington post poll shows texas and arizona to go to the democrats. trump is closing -- blue states in the past six elections. >> if i told you that there was some method that for the last 30 years, accurately predicted every presidential election race, without using polls, would you trust that? >> no. no. >> do you think that's kind of science fiction? >> no, i don't think that's science fiction. >> i think these questions would be important but i don'tnk questions that would guarantee one person is going to win or not. >> oh, but there is. meet professor allen -- of american university, a mod that will has accurately predicted every presidential election since 1984. >> just didn't depend upon the polls or any conventional way of looking at conventions. >> 13 keys based on how favorable the political environment is for the party that holds the white house into the election. that he called 2008's election and 2005 and 2010. what's the prediction for 2016? >> as of today, the model remains inconclusionive. under ordinary circumstances, the model would favor the republicans, but these are not ordinary circumstances. we have a precedent shattering candidate in donald trump, who actually affects some of the keys. >> like key number four, which asks whether there's a serious third party >> once you start the debates, or even before that, will gary johnson fade away or again is the trump effect so large that people are going to seek safe haven in voting libertarian? libertarians never get more than 1% of the vote, normally. >> fine, he's still tweaking his keys but he could give an exclusive prediction, right? >> you're not paying me nearly enough to make a prediction now, you like everyone else will have remembering the victims of 9/11 killed 15 years ago today. the special memorial events happening later today for you to attend.plus... cheeseheads are gearing up for the first game of the season that counts. where you can go to a block party.. to celebrate right here in southeast wisconsin. story behind this iconic photo. that's all ahead, on live at daybreak. good morning this sunday at five thirty.... i'm julia fello.and i'm jesse ritka. we have cleared out the skies after some saturday showers and storms, allowing temperatures to drop into the 50s to kick off this sunday. with mostly sunny skies, low humidity and much lighter winds, perfect for moving the tv outside to watch the packers game! just like saturday, highs will be in the low 70s but it will feel and look a lot nicer with the sun and less wind. tonight will be mainly clear and seasonable for september with lows new this morning.. a horrific crash on milwaukee's north side kills two people.you can see the mangled car at 32nd and atkinson.the weather was clear last night, we're working to learnt also new.. milwaukee police are investigating the murder of a young person at first and keefe. we're only told the person killed is a juvenile and it happened last night. an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. today marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.the attacks are still the deadliest on american soil. most of us remember where we were when it after us, have no real concept of it. others have a lasting impact. there are a whole parade of children who grew up without one or both of their parents because of this. we can't let that happen with this. we can't let it fade away. we have to keep this memory alive. three people with ties to our state were killed in those attacks.ramzi doany, a u-w-m grad, was working on the 100th floor of the d center. 26-year-old scott johnson was on business in new york. his aunt is from shorewood. and west bend native andrea haberman was on the 92nd floor of the north tower. a piece of the world trade center is on display at the milwaukee county war memorial center. mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele will be among those attending a remembrance ceremony this morning at 7-30. and governor scott walker will state capitol in madison -- to pay his respects to the victims that lost their lives on this day 15 years ago. there's also a protective services parade through downtown milwaukee from 2:30 which will end at the war memorial site. there is also a number of other events through nine o'clock tonight. we have all of that information in the links section of tmj four dot com. the green bay fire department holds its fourth annual 9-11 memorial stair climb at lambeau fi climbed 110 stories.....the same height of the world trade center towers. all the money raised goes to the national fallen firefighters foundation. packers extra.. as the green and gold get ready to begin their season in jacksonville later today.. there will be tons of parties going on here in southeast wisconsin. for the first time, camp bar in shorewood got a permit to hold a street party.. so part of oakland avenue will be shut 17:16:16 "bring a chair. we're gonna have a big screen outside for viewing pleasure and come ready to have some fun." :07 the packers and jacksonville jaguars will kick off today at noon. many are anticipating the return of wide receiver jordy nelson. nelson missed all of last season with a knee injury. be sure to tune in to today's t-m-j-4 after the game for live coverage from jacksonville by our very own rod burks. the healing continues with a community rally.the rally was held yesterday by the "three hundred plus strong" movement. the organization was launched last year. it identified more than 300 young men from the city's hardest hit neighborhoods to work with. common council president ashanti hamilton says the movement is growing. organizations at the table ... there is a particular atmopshere just a few weeks "three hundred plus strong" was created to address the unique challenges faced by black teenagers in milwaukee. players from the marquette university men's basketball team take time out of their day to visit kids at the "mary ryan boys and girls club" in sherman park. it was part of a back to school event. the team handed out backpacks, notebooks and other school supplies. here's a travel reminder if you plann today...a stretch of highway near the zoo interchange is closed. it's 41-45 south. crews it's 41-45 south. crews will be working on the ramp that goes north... so follow the detours. all lanes are expected to re-open by five o'clock tomorrow morning. coming up on live at daybreak: set free.. why the man who was convicted of shooting president ronald reagan is now at home.plus.. the sad news monday will be pleasant as well with mostly sunny skies, seasonable temps in the mid-70s but the wind will increase a bit from the south breeze it will be the best day out of the week as a cold front moves in late monday night and into tuesday to bring more clouds, rain and storm chances back to southeastern wisconsin. more news now.. the man who and three others back in 1981 -- is now a free man. john hinckley junior was released from a psychiatric hospital in washington d-c yesterday. earlier this year, a federal judge ruled that the 61-year- old is not a danger to the public. he is now living full-time at his mother's home in virginia. hillary clinton and donald trump have agreed not to campaign today. that continues the tradition of setting aside partisan politics on the anniversary of 9-11. both presidential planning to mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks by attending the official commemoration at ground zero. the woman seen in a famous photo being kissed by a sailor in times square has died. greta zimmer friedman was 21 when she went to times square amid reports that world war two had ended. that's when the sailor spotted friedman, spun her around and planted a kiss on her. the two had never met. coming up on live at daybreak: a pizza lovers dream.. why lots of people are talking about a unique race in argentina.plus.. 9/11 in the classroom.. how teachers are approaching the subject.?????? here are your winning lottery russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be omer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! you can mark this one down as a favorite for pizza lovers.. yea.. take a look at this.. pizza lovers gathered in buenos aires for the annual marathon.. 5-k.. walk and eat race. it was really more of a pizza "crawl" than a race. each participant got one slice of cheese pizza in each of the eight restaurants taking part efforts to help an ailing elephant at the national zoo are making quite a fashion statement as well. this elephant was diagnosed with arthritis.. and now a group has donated a beautiful pair of elephant boots for her to wear. zoo officials believe the combination of a new therapy and the boots are helping her because they see her moving around more often and in a more normal way. they say that just about anyone is connected in six degrees or less to kevin bacon. well.. a whole vermont town wants to be part of that connection, if they can just get the actor to show up for its "baconfest". the actor, known for his roles in movies like footloose, has become the subject of photos floating around social media. no word yet on if he'll actually monday will be pleasant as well with mostly sunny skies, seasonable temps in the mid-70s but the wind will increase a bit from the south at 10-15mph. even with the breeze it will be the best day out he front moves in late monday night and into tuesday to bring more clouds, rain and storm chances back to southeastern wisconsin. this front will bring a tenth to a third of an inch of rain but temperatures will be dropping into the 60s behind it for wednesday. skies will turn blue by midday but even with the sun, it will be hard to though there is a better chance of that occurring on thursday.friday starts out dry but the clouds roll in by evening and some may even bring rain with them for 9-11 was an event that changed u-s history forever, and although most high schoolers weren't even born when it ha important to start teaching the next generation. here's krystel knowles. student sit still.. hearing every word mark speciner, a history and social studies teacher has to say...(sot: mark speciner, history teacher) "my office was two blocks away the towers themselves" recapping, his experience working as a lawyer in lower manhattan in 2001(sot: mark speciner, history teacher)"i was there as events were unfolding"the world trade center under attack... planes crashing into the north and so students can grasp the scale of this terrorist attack..speciner taking the history lesson even further, calling his mother lila speciner.. she was at work that morning.... at the world trade center...(sot: mark speciner, history teacher)"i had no idea whether my mom was ok"lila giving these students the inside scoop of what was happening inside the building....(sot: lila speciner, witness)"when the first plane hit.. i had just arrived at my office... there was a tremendous shuttering..." mark holding back tears as he and his students holding on to her every word.. speciner, witness)"no one in their wildest dreams could have that the towers would collapse"but some students have a connection with 9-11 as well...tessa coutu's was only two days old when her grandmother was at emma booker elementary(sot: student)"she was a teacher when bush was in there reading to the kids... something's happened i have to go"but edaie duffy wasn't even born yet,(sot: student)"my aunt was on the brooklyn bridge in traffic and watched it happen"every year mark turns the day of remembrance speciner says, he started teaching and sharing his life experience with his students since 2010 and plans to continue. still ahead on live at daybreak:a first grader is sent home from schoo parents' actions. we'll explain coming up.plus.. a young girl is proving anything we make meeting times, lunch times and conference times. but what we'd rather be making are tee times. tee times are the official start of what we love to do. the time for shots we'd rather forget, and the ones we'll talk about forever. in michigan long days, relaxing weather and more than 800 pristine courses make for the perfect tee time. because being able to play all day is pure michigan. ichigan.org. the best chance next weekend for rain comes again on saturday with sunday looking like the drier day at the moment with highs in the low a first grader in washington is sent home from school because his parents didn't supply him with an epipen. here's matt markovich with an ohio high school student may be one of the busiest athletes around.raven cox is a senior in high school.. and she plays ?two? boys varsity sports. yes -- two! not only boys soccer team.. she's marking her third year as kicker on the football team. "i tried freshman year and they didn't believe me, so that's why i didn't play freshman year. so sophomore year they started to believe me.""i think it's definitively impressive to be a two-sport athlete in one season."that busy schedule doesn't affect raven's grades. teachers say she's an "a" student. we have a lot ahead on live at daybreak... including how people plan to remember the good morning--fired up.. why senator ron johnson is demanding answers about the death of a veteran.plus... remembering the victs 9/11 killed 15 years ago today. the special memorial events happening later today for you to attend.and... the latest in syria after a deal for a truce is made.live at daybreak starts now. good morning to you, this sunday! i'm julia fello. it's six a-m. also the anniversary of 9/11.many of you may be there are many events planned we will tell you about... but first the showers have cleared out.. but for how long. here's meteorologist jesse ritka to share for how long. we have cleared out the skies after some saturday showers and storms, allowing temperatures to drop into the 50s to kick off this sunday. it will be a beautiful day humidity and much lighter winds, perfect for moving the tv outside to watch the one man is dead and another while vacationing in door county. the sheriff's office says it happened near door bluff road in the town of liberty grove late friday night. officials say the victim was a 54-year-old illinois man. there's no update on the other man's condition. a waterford man is dead after an a-t-v crash in east-central wisconsin. the waupaca county sheriff's office says the crash happened early yesterday morning. the man died at the scene. officials say he was has not been released. a car resting on a median near 9th and walker has left police and onlookers wondering what happened. the car was just sitting there with its back up against a stop sign. as best as officers could tell.. the car was simply abandoned. no further information has been released. brake safety week begins today. the goal is to help increase the safety of large trucks and help prevent inspectors will be intensifying their efforts pull over large trucks and other commerical vehicles. senator ron johnson is demanding answers following the death of a soldier who may have been denied care at the tomah v-a. brian rossell was found dead... as a result of an apparent suicide thursday in wausau.police say the army veteran suffered from p-t-s-d. his mother says he tried to get help at the v-a, but was turned away. johnson is i want to get information from the va itself. but i also want the inspector general to conduct his own independent investigation to find out what happened so we can solve these problems fix the va the tomah v-a became known as "candy land" because of overprescription of medications. froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin team up to host a picnic for transplant patients.more than 300 donors, transplant showed up at froedert hospital.. including local judge derek mosley and his kidney donor and fellow-judge, joann eiring. they went through a successful surgery together in july. it's pricelessi feel like im the luckiest person ... its priceless both of them say they feel great, and encourage anyone thinking about donating an people are cleaning up the damage left behind by a tornado that swept through central illinois friday night. dozens of neighbors helped the family who's 100-year-old farmhouse was destroyed. some people picked through the debris while others brought food. the family says they're thankful for "it's just amazing. the people that just come out of no where and just come to help. we have family members, relatives, but we have other people that we have no idea who they are." the family found their dog buried in the debris and unharmed. people in troy, new york are celebrating the 250th birthday of the man thought to be the iconic uncle sam.according to the myth... samuel wilson was in the meat packing business during the war of 1812 and supplied beef to the army. wilson allegedly branded his barrels with the initials stood for uncle sam. coming up on live at daybreak: the death toll from a factory fire in bangladesh continues to rise.. plus.. police arrive at a homicide in progress.. we'll tell progress.. homicide in progress.. we'll tell you whether or not it was too late.????????? before we head to break.. we hope you enjoyed this morning's episode of a new show here on today's t-m-j-4 called "the race." the show goes in-depth about real politics and the presidential election. if you missed it.. no worries. new air every sunday morning at five a-m leading up to the november election. if that's too early.. be sure to set your d-v-r so you can stay up to date with the latest from just like saturday, highs will be in the low 70s but it will feel and look a lot nicer with the sun and less wind. tonight will be mainly clear and seasonable for september with lows dropping into the 50s again.monday will be pleasant as well with mostly sunny skies, seasonable temps in the mid-70s but the wind will increase a bit from the more news now.. at least 23 workers have died and dozens more are injured after a factory fire in officials say the fire started when a boiler exploded at the packaging factory near bangladesh's capital. it took firefighters nearly five hours to control it. the cause is under investigation. police in maryland responding to a call of a woman screaming.. arrive just moments too late. rick ritter has more on the events leading up to the horrifying scene. take a good look at 21 years sheet of charges after police rolled up on him in the middle of a homicide.around three o'clock thursday, officers received a call for the report of a woman screaming off dolfield avenue in northwest baltimore. they arrived to find avarado on top of the 35- year-old victim, ranarda williams, before he took off. police quickly tracked him down and took him into custody, but the woman was already dead. she had been sexually assaulted.as of now, investigators are linking the 21-year-old to another murder off bancroft road last friday, sept. 2, where a woman was found dead with trauma to her body.police say both victims avarado targeted were sex workers, and the 21-year-old is in the united states illegally from el salvador. (kevin davis,baltimore police commissioner)"i've been doing this for 25 years and everyone up here is a police veteran. i can't remember ever interrupting a homicide in progress. that is such a rare thing. it's a thing that was done yesterday at 3:40 in the morning, because these patrol officers took their job seriously and put themselves in a position to make this apprehension. if they didn't done-it, an unsolved case." the man is facing first and second degree murder charges.. as well as charges for sexual assault. it is now on this saturday morning.a lot still ahead on live at daybreak...including the aftermath of an earthquake that rocks east africa.plus, meteorologist jesse ritka is in n jesse ritka will have your forecast in just a few moments... but first... it's your wisconsin weekend.the mexican independence festival runs from noon until 8 today. there will be food, live music, bands and a parade which starts at 10 a-m. there will best float in the parade. the festival is at the umos center. the starving artist show is going on at mount mary university. since 1968.. the show has been offering professional artwork at an affordable price. you can buy paintings for under 100 dollars or less. that's from 10 a-m to 5 p-m today. it looks like it will be a nice day to go out and fly a te "maggiano's frank mots international kite festival" continues today at veterans park. the public is invited to take part in the grand launch of 600 kites at noon. parking is free. monday will be pleasant as well with mostly sunny skies, seasonable temps in the mid-70s but the wind will increase a bit from the south breeze it will be the best day out of the week as a cold front moves in late monday night and into tuesday to bring more clouds, rain and storm chances back to southeastern wisconsin. this front will bring a tenth to a third of an inch of rain but temperatures will be dropping into the 60s behind it for wednesday. skies will turn blue by midday but even with the sun, it will be hard to hit 70 degrees on wednesday, though there is a better chance of that occurring on thursday.friday starts out dry but the clouds roll in by evening and some may even a firefighter in mississippi is killed while responding to an emergency call. andrea williams with how his colleagues are handling his death. (anthony clayton/ meridian fire chief) "it's been a bad, bad morning. it's going to be a bad, bad day."meridian fire chief anthony clayton and his department. . are facing a major challenge after having one re others injured in the one vehicle wreck friday morning. it happened around nine when the three firefighters on duty from fire station number 3 on highway 11 on airport boulevard. . responded to a regular call. according to meridian mayor percy bland. . two fire truck units were responding. . when one of them left the road about a half mile from the entrance of the jaycee soccer field complex off old highway 80.(mayor percy bland/ meridian) "they're going to review everything that happened from the street here to see exactly what happened, how did the vehicle, i mean the fire truck all of that information right now."the meridian police department is handling the investigation. . along with the mississippi highway patrol. . which has conducted a reenactment to tryand determine exactly what caused the wreck. in the wake of the accident. . fire chief anthony clayton says the entire department is mourning. however. . he's assuring citizens thatcoverage is continuing to be provided through all meridian fire stations. (anthony clayton/ meridian fire chief) "we are doing what we can and we've had a lot of brother units from other cities and the air guard base and the navy base that have also called to offer th the way."(mayor percy bland/ meridian) "we have a crisis management team from weems communicating with our firemen. some that were actually were on the scene and some that came to the scene to see what we need to do as a city. i just ask this community to pray. to pray for those involved in this accident, and for our complete officials in east africa say a magnitude five-point-seven earthquake, killing at least 11 people. the quake was felt in western kenya and parts of uganda. the injured include a child - who was hurt when a wall collapsed. fighting continues in syria.. days after the u-s and russia announced a breakthrough deal for a truce. syria's state news agency says the government supports the truce... which is due effect tomorrow at sunset. syrian opposition activists said airstrikes on parts of aleppo have killed at least 45 people. coming up.. a game-winning catch you won't want to miss.. plus.. elise menaker breaks down a jam-packed day of sports and previews today's packers game against the switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. the best chance next weekend for rain comes again on saturday with sunday looking like the drier day at the moment with highs in the low 70s. ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your menaker ((good ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your daybreak sports.the packers yesterday though that left tackle david bakhtiari is questionable for today's game. the probable status is no longer on the injury report so there's still a chance bakhtiari could play. the tenth ranked badgers opened up at home yesterday against the akron zips.opening drive corey clement gives the badgers an early 7-zips lead on a four-yard run.clement two touchdowns... 111 yards on 21 carrieshis day done after the first half... due to a left leg injury he suffered on this play late second quarter.right before the half... houston finds kenosha native jazz peavy for the second time as they go up 30-7.peavy finishes with a team high... seven catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns. redshirt freshman alex hornibrook under center in the second half gets his first career touchdown to alec ingold.24 unanswered points in the second half as the badgers win 54-10.the brewers in saint louis trying to spoil the cardinals postseason hopes who are a half game back in the wild card race.this one's scoreless through four until keon broxton puts the crew up with until the bottom of the eighth... the cards take the lead on a kolten wong single. from there the flood gates open as the brewers lose 5-1. they wrap up their four-game series against the cards this afternoon.and there's a new world number one in women's tennis.angelique kerber dethrones serena williams after winning the u-s open yesterday.packers kick off today at noon.that's your daybreak sports.i'm elise menaker.)) los angeles dodgers pitcher rich hill was just outs away from throwing a no-hitter.. until a blister forced him out of the game. hill pitched seven innings and struck out nine batters. he was pulled from the game before allowing college football history has been made.. the largest crowd to ever watch a college football game turned out at bristol motor speedway to watch tennessee and virginia tech. the field was placed over the infield of the race track. the official attendance was announced at 156- thousand-990. the previous record was 115-thousand-109. look at this.. a penalty leads to a second an michigan against oklahoma state. with just one play to score.. the quarterback for central michigan tosses up a hail mary when it's tipped back and taken in for the game- winning touchdown. the play was reviewed and upheld and the chippewas beat the cowboys 30 to 27. there's much more to come on live at daybreak... including how you can remember the 9/11 attacks with those who years later.???? but first.. here's a look at tonight's prime time line-up. at six it's "football night in america." following that is sunday night football between the patriots and cardinals. then more local news is on good morning, i'm julia fello. we'll have a check of your forecast in just a moment milwaukee police are investigating a homicide of a juvenile. the medical was called to first and keefe last night. an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. no other details have been released at today marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in new york city. the attacks are still the deadliest on american soil. we'll tell you how people here in wisconsin plan to remember the victims of those attacks. the packers kick off the regular season later today against the jacksonville nelson back on the field. nelson was out all of last year with a knee injury. taking a live look outside now.... we have cleared out the skies after some saturday showers and storms, allowing temperatures 50s to kick off this sunday. it will be a beautiful day with mostly sunny skies, low humidity and much lighter winds, perfect for moving the tv outside to watch the packers game! new this morning.. a horrific crash on milwaukee's crash on packers game! watch the packers game! new this crash on milwaukee's north side kills two women. police say the man driving the s-u-v lost control and hit a utility pole. there were four people in the s-u-v. a third woman along with that driver were taken to the hospital. they are in serious condition this morning. also new.. milwaukee police are investigating the murder of a young person at first and keefe. we're only told the person killed is a juvenile and it happened last night. an tomorrow. today marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.the attacks are still the deadliest on american soil. most of us remember where we were when it happened. but many generations after us, have no real concept of it. others have a lasting impact. there are a whole parade of children who grew up without one or both of their parents because of this. we can't let that happen with this. we can't let it fade away. we have to keep this memory alive. three people with ties to our state were killed in those attacks.ramzi doany, a u-w-m grad, was working on the 100th floor of the world trade center. 26-year-old scott johnson was on business in new york. his aunt is from shorewood. and west bend native andrea haberman was on the 92nd floor of the north tower. a piece of the world trade center is on display at the milwaukee county war memorial will be among those attending a remembrance ceremony this morning at 7-30. and governor scott walker will be at a 9-11 ceremony at the state capitol in madison -- to capitol in madison -- to pay his respects to the victims that lost their lives on this day 15 years ago. there's also a protective services parade through downtown milwaukee from 2:30 which will end at the war memorial site. there is also a number of other events through nine o'clock tonight. we have all of that informatn the green bay fire department holds its fourth annual 9-11 memorial stair climb at lambeau field.participants climbed 110 stories.....the same height of the world trade center towers. all the money raised goes to the national fallen firefighters foundation. here's a travel reminder if you plan on heading out today...a stretch of highway closed. it's 41-45 south. crews will be working on the ramp that goes north... so follow the detours. all lanes are expected to re-open by five o'clock tomorrow it is now on this saturday morning.if you're looking for a way to remember those who were killed on 9/11.. from 7:30 to nine.. there are tributes planned in the city of milwaukee.we'll tell you about the special moment dedicated for the soldiers killed in action since september eleventh at 6:50. 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(1940s aqua music) (burke) and we covered it, february third, twenty-sixteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ? we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ? just like saturday, highs will be in the low 70s but it will feel and look a lot nicer with the sun and less wind. tonight will be mainly clear and seasonable for september with lows dropping into the hillary hillary clinton and donald trump have agreed not to campaign today. that continues the tradition of setting aside partisan politics on the planning to mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks by attending the official commemoration at ground zero. the woman seen in a famous photo being kissed by a sailor in times square has died. greta zimmer friedman was 21 when she went to times square amid reports that world war two had ended. that's when the sailor spotted friedman, spun her around and planted a kiss on her. the two had never met. she was 92. coming up on li on this fifteen year anniversary of the september eleventh terrorist attacks -- there are events throughout the day and night to honor those who were killed.we'll share a special quilt that will be on display at an event today, that's brought many to tears. here are your winning lottery ?? the open road. it takes on many forms. from the scenic highways to the rugged trails. and the beauty of simple pleasures. the open road is alive and well and waiting to take us to pure michigan. your scenic route begins at michigan.org russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you can mark this one down as a favorite for pizza lovers.. pizza lovers gathered in buenos aires for the annual marathon.. 5-k.. walk and eat race. it was really more of a pizza "crawl" than a race. each participant got one slice of cheese pizza in each of the eight restaurants taking part in the event. efforts to help an ailing elephant at the national zoo are making quite a fash statement as well. this elephant was diagnosed with arthritis.. and now a group has donated a beautiful pair of elephant boots for her to wear. they say that just about anyone is connected in six degrees or less to kevin bacon. well.. a whole vermont town wants to be part of that connection, if they can just get the actor to show actor, known for his roles in movies like footloose, has become the subject of photos floating around social media. monday will be pleasant as well with mostly sunny seasonable temps in the mid-70s but the wind will increase a bit from the south breeze it will be the best day out of the week as a cold front moves in late monday night and into bring more clouds, rain and storm chances back to southeastern wisconsin. this front will bring a tenth to a third of an inch of rain but temperatures will be dropping into the 60s behind it for wednesday. skies will turn blue by midday but even with the sun, it will be hard to hit 70 degrees on wednesday, though there is a better chance of that occurring on thursday.friday starts out dry but the clouds roll in by evening and some may even bring rain with them for at 7:46 this morning, the unthinkable happened exactly fifteen years ago.a highjacked plane hit the north tower of the world trade center.343 firefighters were killed that day... along with 60 police officers and eight paramedics. first responders in our area have a special tribute to come to milwaukee and remember. mollie manhattan author of the little white truck with the standing for the fallen 9/11 memorial events is taking place from nine to nine. we have all the the links section of tmj four dot com. we'll be back with a look at all of the top stories we're covering today.and here are [ grinding metal ] ry fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate. welcome back... here's one last look at our top stories this morning. .. milwaukee police are investigating the murder of a young person at first and keefe. we're only told the person killed is a juvenile and it happened last night. an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. today marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in new york city. the attacks are still soil. there are several different events going on all day to remember the victims. we have a full list of those in the links section of today's t-m-j-4 dot com. the packers kick off the regular season at noon against the jacksonville jaguars. fans are ready to see jordy nelson back on the field. nelson was out all of last year with a knee injury. the best ce for rain comes again on saturday with sunday looking like the drier day at the moment with highs in the low we'll see you back here with live updates in a half hour. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. r pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm. >> the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> the basket of deplorable. >> what is aleppo? >> the future of wireless audio. >> we're getting normal one. good morning and welcome to a special edition of "sunday today" on this 15th anniversary of the attacks of september 11th. i'm willie geist. this morning we'll take stock of the country a decade and a half after its darkest day. nicole wallace joins us in a minute. she was in the white house when the attacks took place.