live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the bay area remembers 9/11 and east bay site dedicated to the victims on a high, squad united flight 14 years ago today. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> there is a reason bay area has a memorial to flight 93. a -- on that day lend was headed to san francisco and a local in san francisco led the fight against the hijackers. matt? >> the ceremony wrapped up 40

minutes nothing union city. the 40 stones behind me represent a life lost that day in a field in person headed here to the bay area but never made it to the destination. >> on 9/11, the terrorist attacks came before many were awake on the west coast. several officers from the navy recruiting district of san francisco gathered at the flight 93 memorial in union city. they held a moment of silence at 5:45 a.m. weapon the first plane hit the world trade center tower. then at 6:03, another moment of silence when the second plane hit. the military men and women shared what they were doing on that day because to them it is important to remember. >> the -- it hits home when i think about it. todd would never want to us forget. ♪ o say, does that star

>> a few hours player a big public ceremony, union city police department explorer has honorary presentation of the colors and opening remarks of the mayor. >> and one by one, the names of those 40 people on the large stones were read outloud many worked, lived or grew up in the bay area. their lives ended on lend but their memory and legacy continue in the hearts and minds of those who make a priority to never forget. >> where do i go in order to honor and celebrate this day that we have set aside? union city is the only place i am happy to be able to come again. to be part of the ceremony. >> the memorial was completed in december of 2007. since then a ceremony has been held each year on 9/11.

>> mark bingham. >> in shanksville, pennsylvania, mark bingham of los gatos was among the 9/11 victims and heroes remembered during the ceremony. family members gathered to read names of loved ones. a national memorial visitors center opened this week to on lives lost when united flight 93 went down. >> at the pentagon a large american flag was unfurled at democrat marking the 14th anniversary of the lend attacks everyone underway. 3,000 people died that day. of those victims, 184 lost their lives at the pentagon. [ taps ] >> in washington, dc, president obama and the first lead marked

the anniversary with a moment of silence and listened to the playing of taps on the south lawn of the white house. >> in new york, bells rang out to mark the exact moments when each plane hit the twin towers, the pentagon, and weapon flight 93 crashed in pennsylvania, a moment of silence was also held for each location. former new york mayor giuliani was there along with new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie. here is another at new york city, 14 years later. the new one world trade center building is open to the public and the 9/11 memorial at the site is also open to honor and remember those who died. >> take a look at this picture from cal fire chief showing the staff at the agency headquarters. the group again honored all of those who died in the september

11 attack with the annual memorial stare climb # #neverforget911. you can honor the anniversary on social media on instagram at abc bay area to share this badge. after practicer took this amazing know to as a rainbow emerged from the site of the world trade center towers where one freedom tower now stands. >> if you would like to honor this anniversary evens are take place across the bay area from 4:00 to 8:00 the lafayette flag brigade will hold a remembrance and vigil at the bridge where highway 24 crosses the 680 freeway. in san jose, a memorial ceremony takes place at the oak hill memorial park at 6:00 this evening. >> the red cross is encouraging people to donate blood today in honor of 9/11 on the first anniversary of 9/11 in 2002 the idea cross launched 9/11 day to remember the victims. since that it has evolved into

the largest annual day of blood donations across the united states. if you would like to give we posted a list of red cross donation centers around the bay area on abc7news.com. >> our coverage of the memorial evens continues now on news app available for smart phones, tablets and apple watch and free to download from app or abc7news.com/app. >> we remember the attacks law enforcement an the world are on high alert. hours ago a united flight bound for san francisco had to turn back to germany because of security disruptions. the flight was canceled because the crew exceeded their legally permitted duty hours. according to united all 333 passengers will be book on different flights. this is twitter photo posted by someone on the flight and gave us permission to look what happened to the passengers after their plans were re-routed. >> less than an hour from now,

sacramento will honor the heroes of 9/11 attack and the local men who stopped a terror attack on a train in europe, alek skarlatos and stone and sadler sprang into action. it begins in 53 minutes and begins with a rally outside the capitol. on 9/11 anniversary several emergency training exercises are taking place in the bay area. first responders are busy right new in marin county, and amy hollyfield is showing us what is happening. >> you are keeping the first responders from lend in their minds as they practice behind me, a scenario involving a terrorist. in this case, they are pretending a terrorist detonate add bomb that wiped out a tunnel and part of highway 101. the scenario of involves casualties. this is part of a weekend full of urban shield drills that will include 5,000 people and more than 50 agencies from police and

fire departments and bomb squads. >> they will know their police department, their fire department, their e.m.s. departments, all the resources allocated to public safety, they are prepared and doing things proceed actively to prepare for the next attack. >> critics have protested issue back shield before. this is video of a roast in oakland last year. they plan to do it again this afternoon. they say urban shield trips to the militarization of police. we asked law enforcement officer of the complaint and he said in this day and age the training and the equipment is necessary. there will be training operations going on this weekend starting tomorrow morning at 6:00 in five counties. if you do see a large number of law enforcement officers gathered together focused on emergency-looking situation you may have stumbled interest one of their drills. in larkspur for abc7 news. >> thanks. fire officials in san francisco

are investigating a fire in the sunnydale district with flames breaking out in an at tick near san cosy at 8:00 this morning and the red cross is on the scene assisting two people and the cause is under investigation. >> troubled former 49er aldon smith is back in the nfl with a one year contract today with cross bay rivals, the raiders. the 49ers released him after being arrested on d.w.i. and hit-and-run charges, the third d.u.i. arrest since 2012. smith served nine game suspension last year and is subject to event you'll league disminute and possible jail for the august recess. smith will be eligible to play on sunday not raiders choose to let him. the 25-year-old is a former pro poler and considered elite talent. >> big changes on the way for north bay commuters and the popular ferry service from tiburon could soon be drastically reduced. >> and malala

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>> a massive huge fire is now only 10 percent contained in calaveras. this is video of the inferno past jackson. mandatory evacuations are in affect, with winds making the

fight difficult for crews. fast moving flames tracked two brothers trying do save their animal. >> we came to get the animals out of the way and a couple of embers jumped and before we knew it our area was engulfed. >> we could not get out in time with our vehicles and that is it. it is scary. >> cal fires rescued the brothers escorted to a meadow where other firefighters were forced to take shelter. fema is now authorizing the use of federal funds to tackle the fire. >> the young pakistani woman who woman a nobel prize for standing up to the taliban wants to go to stanford but getting in is not easy. girl girl became a hero after being shot bit taliban for advocating young women go to school. despite her accomplishments, though, malala yousafzai is competing against 43,000 others would have a leg up mostly they have already taken the s.a.t.

which is a requirement. >> tiburon ferry commuters are anxious of a meeting today that could determine if their privately run ride could be cut. they are talking about going from seven round trip as day to one. commuters say this is life changing. they rely on the ferry to get to san francisco but the pleat cannot afford it and is asking for help. they might get it. the golden bridge district could take it over. >> i use it, four or five times a week. very regularly. i hope as i hear this, i hope they decide they should keep it. >> the board has to study the cast before a final decision but commuters say without the service they have to get into their cars creating another set of issues. >> speaking of atmosphere...mike has the forecast. >> the atmosphere is more palatable for people today.

one area is already 19 degrees cooler than yesterday. can you see the finger of fog and we will see more of that and cooler conditions and maybe humid this weekend. i will explain why. >> and make time for lunch. how giving kids more time to eat could help them make better choices. >> the ron you may want to skip making your bed this weekend, a messy bed can improve

>> fremont, palo alto, north and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. bay. fremont plans to expand an old holiday shopping tradition by

offering layaway to more customers and will include cities that in longer have the chain stores of k-mart. you can pick out an item and k-mart will hold it offering both eight and 12 week layaway plans to space out the payments before christmas. they avoid paying credit card interest. >> giving kids more time to eat lunch may help them make healthier choices looking at an you are born low cost school district. those who had 25 or more minutes to eat everyone more like i to finish their meals with healthy options. the findings suggest that school districts should allow a longer amount time for students to eat lunch. >> that mirrors adult eating habits? >> yes, so you do not grab what is convenient like chipors a a can -- like chips or a candy

bar. >> so then we will complain kids are spending too much time out of class and at lunch. >> now the weather. it is cooler. >> we deserve it. especially those dealing with 100-degree temperatures and no air conditioning. that is changing. you probably guessed that san francisco was the one that dropped 19 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. you were right. novato is nine degrees cooler. oakland is eight. everyone is cooler but for livermore is a degree warmer. we will look at the temperatures, at 61 at half moon bay, 61 in san francisco. hello? 70s elsewhere until los gatos at 88 and we have the 80s inland east bay and 92 in san ramon and livermore already. i love this shot of san francisco from that vantage point with the fog lurking off the coast and it will stay there with high clouds and dimming our temperatures. they will be above average to most neighbors and will continue this weekend, and the humidity,

then, will increase. while we will drop the temperatures the comfort level will not drop but will lag behind. next week, though, we have an average with cool and nice and sunny warm afternoons but no humidity. look at the winds, 14 at sfo and 12 at half moon bay and they are blowing on shore at fairfield and that is why we are seeing the cooler conditions. plus we have the moisture coming up from what was hurricane linda and that is what will bring us the humidity as we head through the weekend. we will see what it does to the temperatures: we are still in the low-to-mid 90s and upper 90 and 100 from los gatos and gilroy. if you are headed to santa cruz, board way, at 90 degrees and this is the warmest dropping down into the 80s and 70s as our stage manager will treat you to a drink while he is down there. and half moon bay is 68 today. daly city is 69, and mid-70s in downtown south san francisco and low-to-mid 90 through the

north bay valley and cloverdale is at 100. east bay shore 9 at richmond and 81 at oakland, and 90 in fremont and 92 in castro valley to low 100s in the east bay. at the game, high clouds and temperatures around 68 dropping down to 63. it will not cool quickly. we could be cooler tonight in the upper 50s to low 60s if not for the high cloud cover. here is the set up, the high pressure, that dropped anchor. and now, the low stars coming up from the south and that is why it starts coming up and you are thinking the moisture is. coming our way and watch, well, no...going back the other way. what does it leave? a lot of clouds and muggy conditions. we have a last actives this weekend, check out my twitter ask my facebook page at half an hour from now, i will have the

temperatures are back to average on monday and we have a town of fall, cooler than average temperatures on tuesday and wednesday. >> there is an end to our air conditioning with the money going out the door? >> most of us will not is to pay. >> okay. >> a good excuse not to make your bed: it could improve your health. researches say leaving the bed messy killed off the bedbugs which thrive in moist environments environments and tucking the sheets traps the moisture. but if they are unmade they kill off the insects that cause health problems. >> are was that when i lived with my parents? >> i did it right all this time. >> friday and we have a furry friend and introduce you to we someone new to add to your

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o'clock. now friday's "purr-fect" pet. >> i'm busy. >> we back with lynn from the humane society. having fun. she is adorable. what is her story? she took a computer glitch she came to the shelter in march fabulous dog great manns but she in the computer is said to be but she is only two. a woman doesn't like that to happen anyway. >> we are not supposed to tell age. >> if it helps to get her adopted. >> it can be the other way. so we are sorry about that. >> she loves to give kisses. she is shaky which is understandable with the camera. >> you have a great fundraiser coming up and we will talk about that because we are run out of time but it is early november.

the peninsula humane society fur interested, you can give a call. >> and you will be there? >> hope to be there. yes. >> thanks. >> thanks for joining us.

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