announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we are almost at the exact moment a train hit the world trade center. we will take you to ground zero and share the local story about a local widower trying to heal two decades later. good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather. francis: -- frances: there is a marine layer. partly cloudy conditions. temperatures will be in the 60's

in the next few hours. casey skies expected because of the fires, especially the mosquito fire. mid to upper 80's this afternoon around the bay. at thees mid 50's. we have more of a cooldown coming up next week and i will let you know about air quality as we track the fires throughout the day. amanda: the tribute illuminated new york city last night on the eve of the september 11 attacks in 2001. the beams of light are honoring those who died at the world trade center. in just a few minutes the names will be read aloud at the annual commemoration ceremony. at home, abc 7 news was outside oracle park where tribune is set up at the willie mays plaza. there's a giant american flag

that has the names of all of the american victims. this weekend will mark 21 years since terrorist hijacked three planes and changed our sense of security. the widower of one died aboard flight 93 has written a book that shares his long road battling depression and trauma. we sat down with him to share his story. [taps playing] >> the marker at the flight 93 memorial in union city is engraved. she was three months along one hijackers crashed the plane she was on into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, killing 40 passengers and crew members. he decided he wanted to write a book dedicated to a boy or girl who would've been the couple's first child. >> i will never have full

closure. it is certainly a way to memorialize the unborn child. >> the book describes his years of depression and posttraumatic stress and the therapy that later enabled him to let go of his wife and child's ashes. >> i was holding onto them because it was the only tangible unborn child. it allowed me to release those ashes in a beautiful place. she wanted to let me know how much she loved me and how much she loved her family and she said goodbye. >> initially he was withdrawn but convinced go to a holiday party where he met actor sean penn, whose friendship was a turning point. >> john has a big heart and is very passionate man. everything he does is compassionate and it was more than evident by the way he treated me.

>> he is now remarried and she now wears a lauren's wedding ring that was at the jewelers. >> it comes when you least expect it but it is a beautiful thing. >> he hopes his book will help others deal with the sudden loss such as a loved one to covid and to deal with the generation lost because of an unexpected death. >> it is a generational book in a way because it is a love letter to the generation that would have been in their 20's now. >> including their unborn child. amanda: today you can find a collection of historic footage on our web and on our streaming tv app. friends and family gathered to remember karina castro last night.

loved ones trying to we get -- regain custody of her young girls. we were there and have the story. >> a father in pain, profoundly heartbroken by his daughter's death. in front of him, candles spell out what he and what so many others are struggling to come to terms with. loved ones, friends, neighbors remembered 27-year-old karina castro did many stunned by the gruesome killing in this quiet neighborhood thursday afternoon. >> everybody pulls together. whether you know them or not you feel for the family >> she was murdered in the middle of the street. she had her head cut off by a sword. the castro -- castro and the suspect were in an ongoing relationship and she had a restraining order against him.

the one-year-old and seven-year-old daughters were in the home at the time. the grandmother turned out to the vigil. >> i am trying to be strong and i want to support her and i want to get her children back there that is my goal here that is all i am concentrating on. >> i am going to be in every court, office and everything i can do. i will spend my life time to get them back. >> man accused of curdling castro is now in custody facing murder charges. many came to take a strong stand against domestic violence. this is her uncle. >> talk about domestic abuse and get out there and say something and lead them to the right places. her death perhaps a reason for more people to speak out or take action?

>> stop the violence. stop the violence. amanda: a man from merced and not -- arrested in newark in connection with an eight-year-old girl. he had been on the run and facing charges of murder and child abuse. she was found dead in the home that she shared with her mother he was arrested for murder days after the body was found in march. bail is expected to be set at $1 million. he will be booked into the merced county jail. a concertgoer speaking out after the actions of rockley and motley crew after the band's drummer asked people to expose themselves and some did in front of children. they have been attending concerts for years. they were in for a surprise as tommy they asked the crowd to

expose their genitals. she was shocked and said it was traumatizing to see so many people partaking. >> minors and everybody was forced to see various people nude on the big screen. everyone around us was doing it, too. it is obviously against law to expose yourself. >> the giant staff was not involved in show production. he plans to file a police report and has no plans to ever return to another motley crew show again. one person rescued saturday morning they tweeted a reminder

to stay on trails and adhere to safety signs. a war in ukraine update, ukrainian forces have retaken a strategically important city in eastern kharkiv region. russia said it is regrouping troops that has been going on for seven months. people gathered in san francisco to mark 200 days of the war. a vigil was held and people paid respects and remembered the soldiers, defenders and innocent civilians who have died in the conflict. >> i am glad the community gathered together to process the thoughts and our collective pain and trauma. my family is she in ukraine i am worried about them everyday and we try to live life one day at a

time. amanda: they are due anymore weapons and support for ukraine. it is cooler. frances: we had a cool start to the weekend. today's numbers will be similar to yesterday and may be warmer depending on how much sunshine we get. right now, looking at the downtown area. humid with hazy size -- skies expected. amanda: also, bringing apart of their daughter home. clinics opening across the bay area this weekend. th

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her body has not and found but her family picked up her car from police appeared they tell us it feels like they brought apart of her home. >>: this is the moment they were able to pick up their daughter's car which had been in police custody following the murder. her mother drove the car home. >> it hurts because instead of her that we are bringing home, it is just a car,. >> the fbi took car as part of a murder investigation. family is told it could be years who for they get the car back. >> it was her favorite thing in the world. she is always in that car. i am sure it first. is in that car. >> they believe she was killed

on january 26 by her boyfriend who lived in antioch. she was killed in june -- he was killed in june while trying to arrest him for murder. a reward was offered for information leading to alexis' whereabouts. on friday, her parents announced the reward is being offered to anyone who can help find her body. volunteers can sign up on the website. >> download the pdf of the timeline as well as the map. it tells them where to go. >> in august, a protest held at the district attorney's office demanding that charges be filed against jones' mother who they believe was involved. a meeting was finally held.

they say despite the overwhelming evidence, the da said it is not enough. >> one of the things they said is finding the body would mean a lot because we will be able to find out the manner that she was killed. was there a weapon used? so finding her body is also a big help in this case. >> her parents say they will continue the search until they bring her home. amanda: new covid-19 boosters rolling out across the bait area. they were recently greenlighted by the fda and cdc. they are targeting hyper infectious strains of the omicron variant that caused cases to search over the summer. cornell barnard reports from one of the vaccine clinics in the east bay. cornell: folks ready to roll

their sleeves for the covid-19 booster. >> we want to make sure everyone gets their booster and they are updated. cornell: the line was out the door for those offering boosters for the omicron variant. two months out from their last shot. this is a more focused and effective vaccine. if you don't want to get sick, take the vaccine and you lower your chances of getting sick. cornell: it comes as covid cases are plateauing but following a surge in the bay area. she wants to make sure she and her group are protected next week. >> i have a lot of family coming in and i want to make sure we can be as safe as possible during an event that is worse

and protect ourselves and loved ones. >> i don't want to make anyone sick if i can do something as easy as a shot. cornell: this clinic ran out of moderna boosters before noon. the white house signaling a new reality and the fights against the virus, the likelihood of any will vaccines, just like shots. >> for a large majority of americans we are moving to a point where a single annual covid shot should provide a-3 of protection against serious illness all year. we are offering boosters tuesday through saturday. cornell barnard, abc7news. amanda: part celebrating 50 years of service. they kicked up celebrations in oakland saturday. a lot of people claim -- came

for games and prizes and more and an opportunity to touch the third rail. 30-year-old times capsule was -- 30-year-old time capsule was opened and a new one started it. >> we have folks who have worked for 50 years with us. we have retirees, those who drive the trains and work in the station. at they are all here today if they are not working to celebrate and meet the people we serve. amanda: bart hoping to encourage more ultra right by giving discounts and fares through september. abc 7 is looking at the bay area's biggest transit system. you can see the special starting today on the day area streaming app and will be available on demand and the new and popular section and you can also check out other videos on demand. fire crews struggling to contain

the so-called mosquito fire burning east of forest hill threatening structures and power lines. fire ignited tuesday and has scorched more than 58 square miles. there is no containment and evacuations are in effect. also a closure of the pacific crest trail. increase wind has caused the fire to keep spreading significantly overnight. riverside county residents relieved as tropical storms rolled in saturday. this, after a dangerous heatwave and nearby wildfires. fairview fire burned more than 30,000 acres since monday. thousands of residents forced to evacuate. >> i have been worried about this whole thing. i am glad the rain came and hopefully more comes so the fire can actually be gone.

amanda: the fire is now 43% contained. calfire and oz reduced evacuation warnings from some residents. ance oward the bay bridge. the management district expecting moderate air quality for the next couple of days, although there is an air quality advisory in effect right now. i want to show you what is going on around the state, where we are seeing poor air quality are near the fire. that is where it is going to be tough, especially this weekend. you can see it with the forecast animation with the smoke. in the bay area, light blue, expecting hazy conditions. look at how bad it is in the

south lake tahoe and reno area. we will get an onshore flow and this will clear things in the bay area but there it is going to be thick and smoky even through tomorrow. we are expecting maybe slightly better air all the conditions tomorrow with the onshore flow and that will help push the smoke away and help cool things down for the bay area and you will see that trend into the. this afternoon, the sea breeze will pick up and temperatures will be similar to yesterday. e had trace amounts of rainfall yesterday we could see a little bit today, about a very slight chance. this is showing you downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. cloud cover ask like a blanket as we lose heat overnight.

oakland, 66. san jose, 71 degrees. from the east bay hills, a nice view across the bay. you can see the bay bridge in emeryville in the foreground. in santa rosa, 64. napa, fairfield, livermore, all in the mid-to upper 60's. downtown san francisco, gray skies ahead. it is going to be a bit hazy, humid. also a slight chance of sprinkles due to remnants of kay. we did not see too much in the bay area. cooler than average temperatures this week. here is a look at the forecast animation. clouds pushing through what we will get sunshine. depending on how much sunshine we get will affect our temperatures for f a hig of 74 n francisco.

oakland, 79. tonight, temperatures will drop into making an impact and spilling in from the coast. temperatures will be similar to yesterday. it could be warmer depending on how much sunshine we get in the afternoon. we will be under partly cloudy skies. for the rest of the week, a cooling trend, below average by wednesday because of the onshore flow. the onshore flow will give us the clearer and cooler air this week. amanda: after the week we had, clear and cool sounds so comfortable. just ahead, a leading cause of death for american children, gun violence. we look at what is being done in the bay area to keep kids safe.

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been at the forefront of gun violence procedures. dustin dorsey explains how elected officials are calling for continued change. dustin: as schools continue across the bay area, covid remains an important focus of health and safety. after the mass in uvalde, texas, gun safety is at the top. >> when i reflect on my years at school, i wish to remember a place were my classmates and i could feel safe and learn. instead, i spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation's leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us. >> gun violence and threats of gun mylan's -- gun violence undermines the since of security all students should have in their learning environment. dustin: california ranks number one in school shootings and is a

bigger issue nationwide. >> gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us. dustin: overall, over 45,000 americans died from guns last year and leaders have seen enough. >> this is a national problem. >> we need to be smarter. dustin: congressional democrats staged events to call attention to the issue of gun violence and school safety. leaders have made steps from the gun violence insurance law into the safer communities act signed by joe biden this year but still admit more needs to be done, like in nationwide assault weapon ban. one congressman said change starts with loading. >> let's turn that around with our voices so the parents and grandparents of this country can stop worrying every day as

circuits go up this on whether they will be slaughtered with an assault weapon that they. amanda: still to come, the queen's coffin starts the journey to westminster hall where she will light in state and the public will pay respects. plus,

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: good morning. we are starting with a look at the weather. you mentioned the humidity. you can really feel it. frances: we started feeling it yesterday. today will be similar to what we experienced. here is a live look from the roof camera. the winds are light and calm. temperatures on the light side,

60's and a few 70's. partly cloudy with hazy skies from the mosquito fire. the sun sets at 7:23. inland areas will be in the upper 80's, low 90's possible around the bay. at the beaches, mid 60's. i will talk about a cooling trend heading our way. amanda: new developments across the area as the royal family has an ounce the state funeral for queen elizabeth ii is set for september 19. we have the report from london. >> this morning, the coffin beginning its journey down to london after lying at the castle where she passed on thursday for staff to pay respects here today the coffin trailing to edinboro. this as we learn more from the state about the funeral.

it was declared a national holiday across the u.k.. world leaders expected to attend. on proclamation date, charles iii proclaimed king. for the first time since 1952, the british national anthem changing from god save the queen to god save the king. and a rare show of unity, the duke and duchess together. >> i think everyone hopes it will start to repair some of the damage and divisions that have happened in the royal family. >> king charles and camilla greeting the community. she will light and stay inside

westminster hall to pay respects. amanda: you can find a collection of historic footage from the only visit to the bay area on the abc seven app. also, u.s. ambassador to the u.k., jean hartley, sits down with martha raddatz to talk u.s.-u.k. relations and discuss king charles iii's role as the new monarch. developing news, police investigating a burglary that happened at karen bass'home. no other belongings or money were taken. the burglary suspect was caught on surveillance but remains at large. three people her after a helicopter crashed north of

where the fairview fire is burning in southern california. the helicopter went down before 4:00 saturday afternoon. the fire department said the three people on board were sent to the hospital with moderate injuries. officials say it is unclear whether they were civilians our first responders assigned the fairview fire. an unexpected discovery at a goodwill store in kentucky has led to a nationwide search for relatives of a world war ii naval officer. letters written by robert ballantine were found in a box donated to the store which were written 80 years ago. both were written to an elizabeth smith in pennsylvania. >> i was glad to receive your letter. you will hear from me as soon as i have located someplace else which i hope is soon.

yours until i hit an oceanfront, bob. amanda: according to a news report, the inquirer published an obituary for him in 2002 and said he served in both europe and pacific during the war. gym memberships have seen a resurgence since instructions lifted by the industry still struggling to recover. a new survey found 50% of respondents returned to the gym within nine months of restrictions lifted but 27% say they don't have plans to return. 31% are working out fewer times at the gym this year. among the decisions for the november ballot we -- will be proposition 30 which could give subsidies for electric vehicles. the democratic party supports it but governor newsom does not. liz kreutz explains why and what you need to know. >> -- liz: the question is at

the heart of proposition 30 which would increase tax on people make it more than $2 million by 1.75%. the revenue would go towards funding electric vehicles, charging stations, and other infrastructure as well as wildfire prevention. >> it will accelerate the transition to clean vehicles and will make ev's assessable to all californians. liz: he is at the think tank which is supporting the measure. he said the tax is necessary if californians want to hit the climate goals, including banning vast -- gas powered cars. >> we need funding to get to grips with the air pollution and climate in the state. liz: it is backed by the california democratic party, and the biggest financial contributor is lyft. the group involvement has

created a split among democrats. governor gavin newsom is against the measure did and a statement the governor said, prop 30 is a special interest carveout, a scheme devised by a single corporation to funnel state income tax revenue to their company. >> is not a question of whether they should. -- pay their fair share but the question is should it be going to light at. liz: he said it is a ploy by cash to lida -- to lyft. >> there are a lot of priorities and we can't go to the ballot every time to raise taxes for one company as opposed to the whole state. liz: lyft said the recent heat wave is a reminder of how urgent it is to address the climate change crisis. some say it would help fund the climate goals.

california political polls say there is more hind it. >> the point has been made this is the same governor who is touting his order requiring all new cars sold in california to be at zero or low emission by 2035. but my understanding is there is a broader reluctance by the governor to look to tax increases right now, particularly given inflation and some of the recession warning signs we have seen on the horizon. amanda: coming up, the biggest weekend in the world. at least for disney. we have a look at the festivities from the d 23 expo in southern california. here is a live look from our roof camera. cooler and comfortable.

amanda: here is a live look from the golden gate bridge. we will talk about the cooler weather coming up after the week we had. it is a big weekend for disney fans. the d 23 expo is underway in anaheim, where disney announced major plans across brands. ginger zee reports on the festivities. ginger: it is the magical world of disney, d 23 expo back in action after a three year hiatus. >> it is home base for the disney super fans and the greatest hands are here at d 23. this is where they get their inspiration. ginger: bringing lots of announcements and surprises and we are getting a front row seat, literally. this is the actual chair that walt sat in. >> that is the actual chair the

number of ideas that must have emanated from that little space are tremendous and we are the beneficiaries. ginger: his personal plane, mickey mouse one was collecting dust in orlando but now it is coming home. >> it has been 30 years since it has been here in california. >> is going to have a permanent home at the palm springs air museum. it will give us a chance to work on the inside and make it as beautiful as the outside is. ginger: 12,000 magical square feet of disney splendor. they have been hard at work making a special pop-up. that will grow into a statue. they will update splash mountain. and a special reveal from the chief creative officer.

>> we just announced our 2023 feature film called wish. if you think of always wanting to know the story of the origin of the wishing star that every single disney character has wished on, then this film is for you. ginger: it would be a d 23 expo without the unveiling of a new stories. we got a look at peter pan and wendy, an updated version set to land on disney plus next year. >> it was a fairytale life and it was all gone wrong. ginger: and the highly anticipated sequel to enchanted. we got to hear what their characters have been up to since 2007 original. >> life looks different and we are wondering how to move forward while maintaining our connection and love with another. amanda: that was ginger zee reporting here the d 23 expo is wrapping up.

you can find more stories on our website. disd is the parent company of abc 7. now -- disney is the parent company of abc 7. frances: today's temperatures will be similar to yesterday. enjoy the cooldown. more is headed our way. we are dealing with an air quality advisory and hazy skies this afternoon. amanda: also, andrew luck in attendance. did he bring the luck to the game >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. september 11th. america remembers. good morning.

i am janai norman. we're coming on the air now with marking of the 21st anniversary of 9/11. a somber, solnay in our country. e hat changed our country and much of the world remembra7 people who lost their lives at the sites when the planes went down. here you see a live look at the pentagon where president biden is marking the anniversary today. there will be a moment of silence and remembrances there as well as in shanksville, pennsylvania, where first lady jill biden will be speaking at the flight 93 national memorial observance, and vice president kamala harris, her husband, first gentleman doug emhoff attending the national september 11th memorial here in new york city. you just heard a bell ringing there. let's check in with abc's phil lipof at that observance. we're going to pause now for a moment of silence.

[ moment of silence ] ♪ no. and you can hear the bagpipers there. that was the first of six moments of silence today. that first one we just observed there at 8:46 marking the first plane into the north tower. the second moment of silence will come at 9:03 this morning. the third at 9:37. again, six moments of silence throughout the morning, and phil lipof is at the september 11th

memorial in new york city. phil, what is the atmosphere like there, especially as we just heard that moment of silence? >> reporter: right, janai. that moment of silence is always, that first of six moments of silence, always very emotional. ag as you mentioned today is the 21st time this nation will mark the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. memorials across the country but major ceremonies here at ground zero, at shanksville, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. at the pentagon. the ceremony here as you s just began now. the names of nearly 3,000 -- c, first responders, and all those, who fought to protect our nation.

now we are moving to sports. open a's are in a slump with five losses at home while the giants have not been lucky on the road, they did break their losing streak against the cubs. into the skies, and then they will disappear tomorrow at dawn. janai? >> phil, as you were beginning to speak there, we can hear those at the microphone beginning to read the names of those lost, those victims, those 2,977 people who lost their lives at the sites where the planes went down. that reading just starting at 8:58 in the morning. expected to go on until about 12:30 this afternoon. you see there -- the vice president, kamala harris, the first gentleman, doug emhoff as well at new york city's mayor eric adams. michael bloomberg in attendance, all honoring those who were lost

on this day 21 years ago. still hearing those names being read, and, phil, i want to come back out to you. obviously, especially here in new york city. it is such a, such a somber day. what are the emotions like out there? >> reporter: well, it's emotional across the country, but janai, you're right. here in new york, it's jususa bit different.rk, it's jususa we are on the greenway. you can see people jogging by and everyone nods to each other pair just after 9/11 we began saying never forget. and at the is national memorial where everyone comes, they make it so that this nation will never forget. >> you are so right that it is not just here in new york and d.c. and pennsylvania but all

across the country, because so many of us remember exactly where we were 21 years ago getting word about what was happening 11 2001. today, all these years later, it is a day that we stop and pause and remember what happened in this nation and remember how we all came together in those times afterward. thank you for being with us. our thoughts are with so many americans as we remember this day. abc will have live coverage on the anniversary. have a great day. >> this has been a special report from abc news. amanda: do want to apologize for the technical difficulties. this is certainly a day that has shaken our sense of security as a nation. 21 years later we cannot forget the

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amanda: welcome back. let's get a look at the weather. frances: here is a look at live doppler 7. we have a lot more cloud cover, extensive this morning, picking up a few radar returns but no rainfall. there is still a slight chance. we had trace amounts in the east bay. nothing measurable in san francisco. temperatures in the 60's and even 70's. brentwood, 71. san ramon and morgan hill at 70 degrees. most of us in the 60's. from the exploratorium, we can see the downtown area. it is going to be hazy and humid today because of the fires and also there is still the slight chance of sprinkles we are keeping an eye on.

showers possible along the coast. it does not look like it will come north. cooler than average midweek attempt just will start to tumble. here is a look at the air quality. it has been good to moderate around the bay area. it will be bad in the late tahoe area because of the mosquito fire. this is where we see the thickest smoke from the fire. in the bay area, hazy conditions. the sea breeze will kick in starting tomorrow that is when we will see cooler, cleaner air and the cooldown continues with us till wednesday. up in the sierra is where the smoke will drift and push out east and be bad there for a while. highs today will be close to yesterday's numbers. oakland, 79, san jose, 85 degrees. temperatures coming into the upper 80's and we might hit 92 in ukiah.

the sea breeze will seek -- keep things cool at the beaches. it 60's to upper 60's at the coast. tonight, fog moves in spreading into the east bay. temperatures on the cool side. more 50's overnight and low 60's. san francisco, 57. tomorrow, a little cooler. it cooler into tuesday and even wednesday. that looks like the coolest day of the week. you can see that with the seven-day forecast. you made, hazy peer temperatures may be a little warmer in some spots depending on how much sun we get. lower humidity, clean air. cooler temperatures will be below average by wednesday which is quite a drastic change from all of the triple digit heat we saw last week. relief is on the way. amanda: next, more attributes

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: 21 years ago today, almost to the minute, a plane hit the north world trade center tower. we will take you to ground zero coming up, and share the story of one local widower still trying to heal. good morning, it is sunday september 11. to start with a quick look at weather. good morning morning, francis. frances: good morning. another mild day ahead, here is a live look from emeryville as we look out toward the bay bridgeou d plann. sunrise at 6 otr oudy day, we might get less clouds. partly cloudy, we will see hazy especially in el dorado and placer county. and then temperatures in the upper 80's, some mi