attack. >> mashing the bay area ties to 9/11 and union city plans to honor those on board flight 93 and the acts of heroism as some try to stop the hijackers. >> at home a take over planned for the tiburon ferry and what may force some service to be phased." >> thank you for joining us today on friday, 9/11. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we have a lot of evens. mike? >> cooler this morning. we have low clouds along the coast in san francisco and our coast. here are the high clouds later this afternoon. you can see the fog at the golden gate bridge west wind at 13 miles per hour. it will bring a slight bit of relief like it did year. the coast is going to be the most comfortable hanging around 70 today. we are going to hit 92 at noon inland to 98 at, with a lot of areas inland east bay over 100 but this is the last day in and around bay going from 88 to

upper 80s by 4:00, and 60s and 70s and 80s in the evening hours. we cannot catch a break. from may by the babe we have trouble. i want to show you at the toll plaza how traffic does not look light. we are looking at stacked conditions as you come away from the maze but at berkeley to emeryville it is trickling in and not too much traffic building. the problem is, we had an early accident a solo spinout that cleared off of 4th street and now a stalled car at 12 miles per hour for a top speed. today is the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with observances under way now in new york city. this is a look at reading of the names at ground zoe. well listen in.

>> carol marie bouchard. jay howard bore ton. >> francisco boutier. >> the reading of the names of the 3,000 people killed in the attacks. now family members read the names. the ceremony is continuing from ground zero with the come peoplation underway at 5:42. this is video of when the ceremony began observing several moments of silence throughout the reading of names marking the time weapon the first plane hit the world trade center. >> the reading of names continues now and it will take some time but we look ahead to other memorial evens happening throughout this hour. at 6:30, wall street will mark a moment of silence. first responders from 9/11 will ring the opening bell. also at 6 o'clock, secretary of defense ashton carter will lay a wreath at the pentagon which was

attacked. at 6:37, marking the exact time that the flight 77 hit the pentagon. >> evens to remember lebron james are happening an the bay area today are as well, in union city the community will gather to honor lives lost on board united flight 93 which was hijacked and crashed in pennsylvania. we were at the memorial along the peninsula. >> this is obviously an emotional day with a special ceremony taking place behind us members of our us navy holding a moment of silence for when the second plane hit the second tower in new york city. about 5:45 they held another moment of silence for when the first plane hit the first tower. they followed that with a short ceremony and all discussed and talked about their personal persons of when they found out, where they found out, how they found out that 9/11 was taking place. one of the naval recruiters

officer jut found out a slip officer jut found out a slip mate was on it makes it more personal. >> when anyone is killed whether it is in the tower or even in combat, or just here at home, it is tough. >> larger ceremonies are held today in union city like here on 9/11 since memorial was completed the mayor will give opening remarks in the union city police department will do a presentation of the colors and the names of all 40 hero whose died will be read outloud. the naval recruiters are going through, again, their stories of what they found out on 9/11 and where they found out and their personal spends from the day. we have a naval officer discussing how he rushed to new york city to help out in the rescue attempts because he live

there on the east coast and was able to help out in the weeks that followed the attacks. these are anding stories they are able to discuss adds they go around and talking about their internets after they finished their second moment of silence. >> the ceremony today in young city is open to the public and starts at sock there is a flag raising at martinez police headquarters at 8:00 a.m. and a special tribute at livermore at station one at 9:00 a.m. and all day, raid ares players and the cheerleaders will visit police and fire stations across oakland to honor first responders. >> count on abc7 for complete coverage throughout the day streaming several events on our app so you do not have to miss a moment if you are away from the tv. if you do not have it you can get it free in app store or on our website at abc7news.com

smash apps. --/apps. >> the red cross has launch 9/11 day to remember the victims and is the annual day of blood donations, largest in the united states. we have posted centers around the bay area at abc7 news. >> fremont police have four men under arrest for breaking into cars at bay area shopping centers. the misery lease the mug shots of 22-year-old dawson, 29-year-old faucet, and 24-year-old brother, and 22-year-old suspect who targeted cars at strip malls in fremont and milpitas. detectives arrested them in the last two weeks during a special operation the. >> the cleanup of the scene of a large paint spill in marin will continue. we everyone over the spill into

miller creek yesterday. we brought it to you live on the midday news at look, a big rig midday news at look, a big rig rover -- >> neighbors if san francisco are showing love after an act of hate. dozen rallied to support the chinese community in san francisco's portola neighborhood. over the past two months graffiti reading "no more chinese," appeared in five locations. the rally is all about ending racism against all people. >> sometimes directed against african-americans, sometimes directed against transgender people, there is a lot of antiimmigrant rhetoric right now is for me, these incidents all connected. >> police arrested 62-year-old for the vandalism. he faces a hate crime charm, as

well. >> students have a shooter school day in the san unified school district today because of the heat. this is after campbell high school district shortened their school day on wednesday and thursday because many classrooms lack air conditioning. >> the hot wave is sparking four danger concerns in fairfield and as a result this are several red flag closures in place including rockville hills regional park, spy glass open space and roll hills open space closed until tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. or until weather conditions improve. >> alum rock park is closed today for the 4th day if a row with a concern that the heat wave making the drive conditions produced by the drought even worse and creating an extremely high fire danger. >> hopefully the danger will decrease in the days ahead and hopefully the temperatures, too. >> we know about the

temperatures. >> we are seeing relief on the peninsula in another neighborhood and yesterday we felt it in san bruno and everyone else in the low-to-mid 60. same along the east bay shore, oakland at 61 and fremont at 65 and san jose and los gatos at 67 and in the hills, speaking of the santa cruz mountains it is in the 80s, 54 in milpitas, santa rosa, 49, and at look at san jose, 101 and 880 you can see the high clouds are rolling in and last day above the century mark, 92 to 104 is the most refreshing weather at 68 80 and now the morning commute. do we have friday lite? >> not really headed into san francisco especially. we have had issues. there was an accident on the skyway. it cleared. it caused slow. now we have a stalled vehicle blocking the lane. it is causing traffic to backup. we will take you over there with the bread on the bay bridge

headed through treasure island tunnel interest san francisco, at it will miles per hour is the top speed. now we are starting to see yellow showing through an indication that we have a stall the vehicle removed from the freeway. when you are beyond 101 southbound looking clear at hospital curve. >> police are stepping up forces along the peninsula to stop the discounty extrad driving. the crackdown will focus on menlo park in atherton between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and officers are watching for people driving using cell phones and other lend toronto ice -- electronic devises. >> jail guard, jailed himself, talks about the deadly attack he is accused of involving a jailed inmate and his side of the story. >> trick at lunch that can go a long way to gettingcies to eat healthy.

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>> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> whole foods store in oakland should be open this morning should be open this morning following a noisy profit. >> abc was at the store near lake merritt as the labor group and a black lives matter group stood in front of the check outlines calling for bet working conditions and the others want more accountability after a security guard was accused of beat up a black customer who got into an altercation with a cashier. whole foods hired the guard and hired a new security company. one customer said he was frustrated by the protests. >> i am trying to bay my food and these people will not let me through to buy my food. i am not going to do it, i don't agree with what happened. i am just trying to bay my food. >> over all the protest was

peaceful. >> the man accuses of standing the united states ambassador to south korea back in march is going do prison for more than a decade. the assault left him leading 80 stipulates for a gash on his face. the suspect was convicted early this morning and sentenced to 12 years in prison. lippert is a graduate of stanford. >> getting kids do east a healthy lunch could add an one important ingredient: the time to eat the meal. researchers looked at urban low income school district and found student whose had more than 25 minutes to eat were more likely to select healthy options and finish their meal. that compares to students would had less than 20 minutes of eating time. researchers say this suggests schools should allow longer period of time for students to actually eat their lunch. >> we have new pictures of a stunning view of northern

lights. a woman in minnesota shared these taken on the st. croix river, a flight attendant and she photographs the northern lights every chance she gets. >> why shrink think she gets many chances like that. >> never seen purple the three directors we lived through. green a lot but never purple. we would wake up the kids to go play in the snow. >> snow? >> snow. >> i like the sound of that word right now. >> ice. ice. >> bring it. >> some people are living the heat and do not want to give up the summer. we are in the transition to fall and high clouds from the camera and the flag is on the ferry building pointing to the east and that means we are going to be comfortable at the coast but,

hot elsewhere, and less sunshine and heat this weekend but we will have more humidity and that could spark a showers and thunderstorm. it feels like fall, dryer humidity and cooler conditions. a bit of an onshore flow at 12 and piper cools like yesterday but low-to-mid 90 throughout the south bay, san jose, 93 and pushing to the upper 90s and low 100s and santa cruz is 90 and on the peninsula from redwood city south, low-to-mid 90s and more relief around millbrae and san mateo and mid-to-upper 80s and there is the comfortable conditions along the coast, upper 60 to lowent and flirting with 8 on around downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and 70s across the north bay and low-to-mid 90 for most, 92 at petaluma and vallejo at 90 and hitting 100 but you have to go do cloverdale and ukiah and berkeley is 84, oakland is 85, and richmond is 83, but, still, 90s around castro valley and union city and

fremont and most of us flirting with 100 again inland east bay neighbor. notice the marine layer is thicker and deeper penetration, mid-50 to slow 60s. the high pressure is anchored over us all week and it is still here but it will start move to the east today and tomorrow and it will be undercut from the energy. watch our radar runs at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and evening, thunderstorms around the bay and in a secondary search of scattered thunderstorms possible on sunday morning. it will be muggy. so the temperatures drop but the muggies beginning up. back to average open monday and below average by wednesday. we have had issues, no friday lite the you were angry with the traffic. >> we need a time out.

here is a look at our water mark tower toward the skyway and the brake lights are certainly lighting up the freeway because of two early indemocrats and that is taking many, many minutes on to the commute and we have 20 minutes to get between the east bay and into san francisco because of this. we had an early accident this morning and that was cleared and we had a stall that was blocking one lane and that caused heavy backups. right now it looks like folks are trying to make share way to work. here is a look from emeryville cam can to the bay bridge and the traffic is sluggish and all the delay is because of the two early incidents. as we take another look, there you go, the golden gate delays through monday at 5:00 a.m. >> dramatic rescue as a car goes up in flames and police in georgia save add man from

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good morning, at washington, dc, the pentagon, where crowds have gathered for the 9/11 pentagon ceremony. 14 years ago today flight slammed into where the flag has been unfurled marking the spot. 18 people died at pentagon. in seven minutes against secretary will be here and the wreath ceremony is on and we will bring that to you weapon it happens. >> our producer has spoken to one of three prison or jail guards, correctional deputies charged with beating to death the inmate michael tyree at will jail. ready rod is held in dublin at the jail. this is video from his first court appearance on when. rafael rodriguez told us that the inmates he worked with liked him and respected him and he did what he could to help them telling sauce and i quote, "people would know me i am not the type of person would could do something like that, they know i have a heart."

officials are calling for a review of jail operations. >> now:24 and amy hollyfield has a look at what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> good friday morning. coming up on "good morning america" breaking overnight, a wildfire in california tripling in sneeze at 15,000 acres burning with homes destroyed and hundreds more in the crosshairs. we have the breaking details next. >> we will see you at 7:00. >> parts of the jet that burst into flames at las vegas indicate a care catastrophic failure. >> the findings show the failure occurred where the engine was under the highest pressure. engineers will dismantle the come partment to figure out what happened. the polite was set to retire after one more flight but decided to call it quits, right

now. >> understandable. police officers rescued a man from a burning car in georgia. the local police department posted the video on the face book page showing two officers arriving on the scene, running to help a man trapped in the dinnering car. it takes a minute to pull out the driver. the victim was taken to the hospital. there is no word open his condition. the police chief said he could not be more proud of his officers for their her remark efforts. >> new talk show begins on monday on abc7 and food and do it yourself projects with a super model leading the team. our reporter got advise on conducting a perfect interview while not getting nervous. >> what do i do to know show i am nervous? >> the secret is, look at that person's forehead and you cannot

tell i am looking at your forehead. >> i think you are look at my eyes. >> exactly. >> would knew? wish somebody told me that 3 years ago. >> it premieres on monday at 3:00 right here. >> next at 6:30, remembering 9/11 and the memorials continue marking the somber day in american history, a picture of new york city at the reading of the victim's name continues. we will show the tribute underway in new york and washington, dc. >> new troubles for the tide laundry pods are coming with another warning ahead of the holidays. >> a beautiful ride and it takes cars off the road. what is the matter with the tiburon ferry? >> leyla and mike are back with traffic and weather and everything you need to know before you head out the door.

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>> as they have done each year since 9/11 2001 holding a moment of silence to on the victims at start of the trading day. smiles, hoping for a bright future and a good market day but, also, a somber moment remembrance. >> you can see on the scene how were you remembering 9/11 written behind the folks who rang the bell. >> can you tell it is new york city first responders who rang the bell doing the aways. we will have more on trading from the has dark at 6:45 in our money report. >> it is friday, 9/11. i am eric thomas. also happening a wreath laying ceremony at the pentagon. i at kristen sze. >> the crowd is gathering outside the pentagon where the flag is unfurled honor those who

die when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the building heading from virginia to los angeles. there will be a moment silence at 6:37 marking the moment that the plan hit the pentagon. >> lanterns shined at shanksville, person, which was flight headed to sfo, but passengers led by the bay area residents stormed the cockpit and surprised the hijackers. it is believed they want dead fly the jet spot united states capitol. a if you visitor center opened yesterday at flight 93 memorial. we value more on the local tribute for the flight 93 victims coming up later in the newscast. >> san francisco mayor lee and fire chief hayes-white will lead a ceremony to honor the fallen first responders at fire station seven in the mission district

with events at other stations across the city. san mateo police will hold a ceremony the their headquarters on franklin parkway. at 8:00 volunteers gather at city hall before taking part in a day of service. there are evens other cities, too, where a full list at abc7news.com. >> count on abc7 for cop least come through the day streaming several events on our app so if you are away from the tv you do not have to miss anything. if do you not have the app you can get it free on the app store or on abc7news.com >> 9/11 ceremony began >> 9/11 ceremony began yesterday, with a of sole media and went viral. go to instagram to share in #

#weremember. you can post your own pictures to show us how you are honoring 9/11. >> no rain bees here but we have a lessening of the temperatures and a lot of us will set for that. >> we will point out the details from meteorologist mike nicco. >> i like that phrase although it will be be cool. it will be not until next wednesday when it will fool cooler. half moon bay has been as low as three-quarters and as high as five miles visibility and new down to one mile. we have low clouds and high clouds both trying to take the steam out of the heat. it will do it a little bit, 70 to 92, the cost is always going to be comfortable at 70 for 100 by 4:00 and 62 to 88 at 7 >> a picture of san jose and a beautiful start to the morning,

and traffic is great and the sky looks pretty, too, but if you travel further to the south between the 280 and 680 that is where you will find the slowing and, in fact, that is where you are going to see it when you pass alum rock it will ease. the rest of the the commute from coyote and toward 280 and 680, you are slow and go leaving 8 and the rest of the drive is not too bad. back to saratoga, highway nine and highway 35 early accident possibly causing the delays and the accident appears to have been cleared. >> thank you, leyla, in sacramento, to, an event to honor the 9/11 heroes will pay tribute to three local heroes who disarmed a suspected terrorist on a train in europe, anthony sadler, and spencer stone and alek skarlatos sprang into action last month. the parade is at noon and ends with a rally outside the state

capital. >> ferry commuters in tiburon are anxious about a meeting that will determine if the ride could be cut. a public transit distribute will consider stepping in to help the strapped fleet. amy hollyfield is in tiburon. amy? >> yes, kristen, commuters say losing the ferry is life changing. they rely on it. they love it. this win is boarding behind me. it is such a lovely ride, it is peaceful, and they enjoy it. it is an expensive ride. this morning, at 5:30 there were only two dozen people. they are talking of going from seven round trips a day to one. the golden gate bridge district could save it discussing that presidential at the meeting today. commuters are watching closely. >> i use it four or five times a week, major regularly so i hope

as i hear this i hope they decide they should keep it. >> the discussion custody a starting point, first step, they have to study the cost and whether there are any labor issues. but commuters say without this service, they would have to get back into their cars that creates another set of issues so tiburon residents say they are hoping this can get resolved. reporting live tiburon for abc7 news. >> neighbors on san francisco's portrero hill want the city and caltran to put a stop to a string of fires that keep breaking out in a homeless encampment. one fire broke out last night on a dry hillside above 101 at hospital curve. caltran owns that land. crowley homeless are removed from the area. it is believed that the city officials are driving more homeless their way. at least nine similar fires have occurred in two years. >> next, a danger hiding in your laundry room, a new warning

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the winds are not that high. we have football. we have it on pond. we will talk about that on monday. sunday before that we have the raiders and bengals with high sunshine. open sunday. we have oakland pride on sunday. we have parade. festivities. temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s. from 1:00 o'clock to 4:00. around the state, triple digits through the central valley, 106 in palm springs and scattered storm around los angeles. >> traffic is trailing off offer the altamont pass. this is tracy to castro valley at 57 minutes. we have traffic but it is tapering, we we northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport is clear through daly city the mass transit, bart, trains running open time. ace train, for delays reported. but i want to talk abut the changing on monday: good changes for bart riders scheduled changes on monday with center

cars added to various lines from richmond to sfo and more transbay tube cars to slim nature -- eliminate the crowding. >> consumer experts have a warning for parents on something you could be planning for your child's halloween costume turning the laundry detergent containers interest candy baskets. do not did it. we have either woulded in the past searchers say the pod packets are dangerous because children can mistake them for candy and try to eat the squares turning these into candy buckets can add to the confusion. trade the capeers and pods and treat them like chemicals and out of the reach. >> a honoring local victims of lend with a memorial planned in union city to remember those on period flight 93. how twitter is staying ahead of

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9/11 victims continues in new york city. you are looking where the ceremonial reading of the victims' name has been going on for about an hour. >> the 14th anniversary of the attacks. union city is preparing for a memorial honoring victims of night 93 that crashed in pennsylvania. our reporter gins us in union city. matt? you can get a better view of the memorial, 40 stones with the name, age, and hometown of the people who lost their lives that day. the flight was coming here to the bay area from newark, new jersey, but before made it. in the past hour several naval reciteers in san francisco gathered at the memorial holding a moment of silence at 5:45 and 6:03 when the means hit the towers. they shared their personal stories of how they found out. for many it was a personal day friends were killed.

one went to new york city to help with the rescue efforts. later this morning a larger ceremony will be held in union city like ones held each on 9/11 since the memorial was completed. the mayor will give opening remarks in the union city police department will do an honorary presentation of colors and the names of the 40 heroes who died in the tragedy are read outloud. that senior monday is open to the public and begins at 10:00 this morning. >> country on abc7 for complete coverage throughout the day streaming several events on ourup so do you not have to miss a moment if you are away from the tv. if do you not have it you can get it free on our website. >> google rolled out droid pay this week and for the first time, ever, mobile apps have taken over television. jane king is at the nasdaq with those stores. jane? >> good morning, to you.

lower this morning, pretty quiet because of the 9/11 anniversary and a little bit fed meeting. we had first responder ripping the opening bell at the nasdaq and the morning stock exchange. s&p 500 down a third of a percent this morning. google has started to make droid pay service available as they prepare to take another stab at mobile payments, and plans to roll out availability to users each day for the next seven days and it is still not clear not service is made available through an update of droid rating system or downloading a separate pay app. twitter experimenting with new features on the highlight of recent activity including mentions of prominent people and engagements as part of the effort to make the social media service more user friendly. consumers are spending more time on apps that watching television according to this report that said the average consumers spend 198 members a day inside an app.

facebook is considered an app. that compared to 168 minutes on t. they did not distinguish between they did not distinguish between cable and broadcast tv. draymond green starred at michigan state and now green is saying "thank you." he donated $3 million to michigan state's athletic department marking the largest donation by a former spartan student athlete in michigan state history. green's gifts sightly edge beyond donations of steve smith and magic johnson. magic, we get to talk. >> magic, you got all the rippings... >> well, he spend that team down in los angeles. >> you can say it. >> they are in the $300 billion

payroll. now, i had a conference call with national oceanic & atmospheric administration yesterday and here is the latest on el nino the warm weather loan the equator is what we are worried about in a strong el nino probably peek right now but they never forecast 95 percent chance of any knell fell lasting through the weather and it is fought likely to reach 97 or 1998 levels. because of the drought we have watched this warm air if alaska creating the drought but it is fading. we have warm water from hawaii and this could orient our storm and make them warm so high snow levels and less snow pack and more rain and more poe special for flooding. that is what we are looking at. the deck of the clouds is looking beautiful this morning and here is a look at fog and the lower levels to swallow all

of san francisco. high clouds above average warmth and not so hot as it hand, and the temperatures are dropping and the comfort level will not drop so much and next week dry air and cooler we get to brentwood and livermore at 70, the warm spot and santa rosa is 49, and san francisco and half moon bay at 55, and, city, 61 in oakland and san jose at 67. here is a look at the low clouds and the increasing high clouds that will come in today, dilling our sunshine a little and helping with the not is hot trend. upper 50's to 100 in los gatos and gilroy. 83 in millbrae to 93 in los altos is the spread. nearly 70 along the coast and nearly 80 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. low-to-mid 90s through most of the north bay value. mid-yet to low 90s from

berkeley at 84 and richmond at 83, and 92 in castro valley and fremont and inland east bay, most of us are in the trim pole -- triple digits again. a chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow at monterey and for the rest of us on sunday. the dry air will take that away, i believe, and it will just be muggy. leyla, talk of the traffic? it is not friday lite? >> unfortunately not. can you see from the toll plaza we have heavy backups from richmond traffic on way to the tolls and across water to the north bay only eight minutes. we do not fine the slow downs to we do not fine the slow downs to the north bay. broadway causing backup and you are seeing a heavy pocket of slowing before you get to the accident and to the south, we have traffic away from highway

92. here is what it looks like away from sfo into san francisco up to 280 with slow and go traffic beyond stick stick and at the curve, the red is starting to look heavy as we make it to the city and getting to the lower deck of the bay bridge and the skyway at 11 minutes between sfo and 3 are street. >> now, showing you the backup of the bay bridge toll plaza and it is pretty backed up with it is pretty backed up with clouds

>> whether you are just joining or headed outdoor seven things to know, number one, today is the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attack and america is remembering those who lost their lives on one of our country's darkest days. the freedom tower with the name reading continues. earlier the president and first lady joined the nation in a moment silence from the white house lawn. >> high school students constructed their own 9/11 tribute in palo alto 2,90077 small american flags stand outside the jewish high school each representing a victim of the terrorist attacks, 14 years ago. >> today we will hear from one of the irreturn -- irish students injured in the balcony

collapse and will speak from the medical center in san jose where he is treated. six people died and isn't were hurt when the packed balcony collapsed this past june. >> check out the changes. we have pore low clouds and more high clouds. this will take the heat out of our weekend forecast but it is going to be more humid, 92 to 104 inland, and 82 to 92 around the bay. >> not a friday lite. the san mateo bridge is going to take you 22 minutes from 880 to highway 101 and an blocking northbound 101 near broadway at sfo. >> state lawmakers are ready to vote today on three bills aimed at regulating medical marijuana, california's first laws covering marijuana from where it is green to the clubs that sell it with the legislative session ending tonight. >> a reason not to make your bed on friday morning.

leaving it messy can kill mites because it can dry them out and killing off the critters. >> thank you for joining us for this news and we will see new 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic. we leave a live picture of background zero in negotiation on this 14th anniversary of the september 11 attacks.

good morning, america. overnight a dramatic high-speed chase turns into a harrowing hostage standoff. police pursuing an armed suspect through the streets of los angeles. the man fleeing on foot, firing his gun in the air running into a restaurant filled with terrified families. the tense standoff before police stormed in. getting personal. joe biden says he's not yet ready to run for president. >> i'd be lying if i said that i knew i was there. >> the emotional interview revealing how grief for his son is holding him back. double life. an abc news exclusive. the olympic athlete and mother with a secret alter ego as a call girl running races by day meeting men at night. what she says set off her wild