>> marty: it is the most somber of american anniversaries. today marks 15 years since the 9-11 terror attacks changed new york, the nation, and the world. this is video of officials unveling the american flag at the pentagon this morning. nearly 3 thousand people lost their lives that tuesday morning. memorials are set to take place all throughout the country today. from ground zero, karin caifa has more on the remembrances that are set to take place at ground zero. and happening now. it is one of the many events in the bay area to remember the somber day.

>> reporter: near a glittering monument is a memorial 3000 meriden's exactly the seniors ago today, oration a muscle anniversary begin days ago operate for first responders and at lower manhattan at the justice department objected 1/2 this is hard to believe the has. and on steps the u.s. capitol. a moment of unity and the moment of tragedy 15 years ago. released friday more americans more fair for all of their reflect on of hands now than

five years ago. this state is defined by remembrancer vii less when each tower collapsed this south and north agree of the names those lost by the people who love them and miss them 15 years on. there ought to observe another moment of silence eastern time that was a minute flight 93 crashed. >> marty:the san francisco fire department is holding their annual city-wide remembrance day at the public safety building in san francisco. this is video from last year's event. the ceremony inlcudes the unveiling of a remnant from one of the world trade towers. the remnant was procured by the

s-f-p-d, and is set to be installed for public viewing at a later date. mayor ed lee is also in attendence this morning. he released this statement earlier this morning saying. "fifteen years ago, first responders around the nation responded to the call for help. they did not fear for their own safety - they charged towards danger with the bravery and selflessness that defines every man and woman who swears to protect the public." "the world has changed since that morning 15 years ago, but keeping our city safe remains my highest priority. working together with city agencies, law enforcement and community, our city is stronger, more prepared and more resilient than ever." it is the most somber of american anniversaries.

>> rebecca: it brings temperature is done of but we are going to have temperatures drop even steeper come tomorrow morning right now we're waking up the foggy conditions like a cloud cover struck the bay area as well overlooking asset about we have delays because of the visibility same story today delays are all little half year and almost an hour 53 minute delays because of low-lying clouds asset about check with before you go to the airport and chilly temperatures a lot colder than what we will go to yesterday's what you can expect for your afternoon highs and they will be cooler than yesterday coming up next.

>> marty:another big story we are following this morning. we are now learning more about the victims of a deadly d-u-i crash on interstate 680 near san ramon. the crash claimed the life of a 4-year-old boy. and sent three others to the hospital. kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with friends and neighbors of the victims and has the story. >> reporter:this is a picture of 4-year-old elijah dunn who died from injuries sustained in that fatal crash last night. one neighbor who said he baby sat the boy said elijah was smart beyong his years. his mother identified as crystal manoiki is recovering from a collapsed lung and broken back. chp report she is doing better today. >> reporter:last night around

6:20 it's reported her black camry ran out of gas on the 680 north so she was forced to pull over. that's when the driver of a white toyota sequoia drove into her car hurting three kids. the suspect is identified as 39- year-old yarenit malihan of pleasanton. she was arrested last night for a felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter. she has not prior dui convictions. and is believed to be the wife of an alameda county sheriffs deputy. those kids are 11-year-old eric dunn his younger brother the 4 year old that died elijah and another baby girl about 1 years old. friends of eric say they hope he gets well soon. >> marty:in the east bay.

we are now learning the identity of the mother whose 4 year old son was killed in a car accident friday. it happened around 1:30 yesterday afternoon on laurel street near city hall park. fire crews say the building is currently vacant and no one was inside. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. in bay area news. a teenager is expected to make a full recovery after being shot near a san francisco park. it happened yesterday afternoon on third street near mckenna park. officers say they found the teen with a gunshot wound to his lower body. first responders took him to the hospital. police are looking for the shooter and investigating whether the teen was the victim of a drive by. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. friends, family and loved ones remember those who lost their lives on flight 93. we'll show you the special ceremony of how were commemorated. and. sex victim advocates are now speaking out in defesne of celeste guap. find out what they had to say. also. a defective battery that may catch fire has caused samsung to recall their new phone, the galaxy s7. find out what the cell phone maker is doing to try and make things right. that's next. that's next. ur best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®.

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here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. samsung is offering customers a different phone and a 25-dollar gift card after the galaxy note seven recall. this comes as the consumer product safety commission is telling people to stop using the phone immediately. samsung announced a *voluntary recall last week because of a battery issue. some customers have reported their note-sevens caught fire. the company says it will issue an official recall soon. the f-a-a is also asking people not to use their note-sevens while on an airplane. >> marty: 2 york the site of the world trade center memorial or victim's family members are reading the names of those who perished on9/1115 years ago.

>> marty:welcome back to kron four morning news. want to take a look at what conditions look like right now from our golden gate bridge camera. rebecca strom joins me with your morning forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: see more fogger cross the bay area them what we saw yesterday morning much cooler as well this morning as little bit chilly. risking their and and was will be much cooler than yesterday will link up the low 80s yes today they were operating some was pushing 90 and some of the warmest inland valley locations as

juliet's i dress in layers this morning we have a lot of fog and cloud cover the conceives of a clock tower much more dense than what we experienced yesterday as the move had that 10:00 we have some the fog along the east bay shoreline and along the coast as three normal for this, your mind and you see it makes out and we have it stick along the coast the most part there around 5 it says is pushing back and to make up a foggy conditions taurus at steep drop in temperatures as a way back towards morning. as we look at current temperatures you wrote going to want to grab a sweater 60 oakland hayward right now 57 san francisco 58 in san jose 58 conquered as well at antioch this morning the foggy conditions will stick around and cool temperatures pioneer and we

will see some sunshine peak out and it will be mostly sunny cooler than yesterday partly cited by 3:00 then we will have a slight breeze possible winds between 10 20 mi. an hour. >> rebecca: and dramatic difference for your high as ours is what we saw yesterday 79 fairfield 78 for concord 83 for livermore and those are our warm spot stare on the day it will be pretty mild, the a oakland's, 70 hayward's, 61 for san francisco, you'll how long a cooling trend will last. >> marty: flight 93 did not reach its target charge more destination was here in san francisco terrorists intended to crash their flight and the

lighthouse and several brief passengers thought back they fought the terrace the plane crashed them feel and pennsylvania receive how those on the flight are being remembered. at >> reporter: the flight 93 memorial clinton errors go to the old man's honor the victim's pat ryan was to prod carry a lantern for families that could not be there. >> reporter: gave clark says

the service as a way to remember the sacrifices that were made. wright has what to the service before and it is comforting and sad. >> marty: one of the heroes of the danville native help lead

the charge against harris on flight 93 he was a high-school graduates attending the uc- berkeley member of a pair of national championship winning rugby teams. at the center of that scandal is celeste guap. >> marty:the 19 year old is currently in a florida jail. she is accused of assault. she was originally sent to florida for sex and drug rehab. now sex crime victim advocates are speaking out. they say guap is without a doubt, a victim in this situation. sex crime victim advocates say guap is facing a long road to recovery. but she says it's possible for guap to eventually be able to move forward.

>> marty: today to try is a as of: a football mx. coming up. football is back today! and both the giants and a's were in action as well. the highlights coming up. bridge >> marty: the 9/11 remembrances livermore fire department headquarters at 9:00 this morning.

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>> marty:in bay area baseball.the giants are showing signs of life. strong performances by hunter pence and johnny cueto lead the giants over the diamondbacks. jumping to the seventh. hunter pence extends the giants lead with this deep solo shot to right. pence went three for four on the night. johnny cueto pitched seven strong innings -- giving up two runs and striking out six. giants win easily, 11-3. the dodgers also won, so the giants remain four games back. they are going for a sweep later this afternoon. matt moore is facing off against former dodger and cy-young winner zack greinke. first pitch set for 1:10. and the a's took on the mariners at the coliseum. take a look at this diving play by adam lind to record the out. other than this, it wasn't pretty in oakland. the a's lost 14-3. their final game of the series is this afternoon at 1:05.

happening today. the oakland raiders open the season in new orleans against the saints. raider nation is excited about this season. the silver and black hope to improve over last year where they went seven and nine. >> marty:kick off is set for 10:00 this morning. and the niners kick off tomorrow night. they are taking on the los angeles rams in the 49ers home opener. blaine gabbert is set to start over colin kaepernick in chip kelly's debut as the niners head coach. kick off is set for 7:20 at levi's stadium. and covering bay area college football. the cal golden bears lost in an offensive shoot out to san diego state. with a final score of 45 to 40. >> marty:cal is now one and one for the season, and is hosting 11th ranked texas next weekend. kick off is set for 7:30 in berkeley. and in the south bay. san jose state demolished portland state 66 to 35. their next game is against utah. kick off is set for 7:30 in san jose. >> marty:and now we want to get

to the play of the day that everyone is talking about. it's central michigan's final play against oklahoma state. take a listen. central michigan with the hail mairy and lateral to win the game -- a major upset against 22nd oklahoma state. this came after an officiating mistake that extended the game prior to this play. n-c-a-a officials say despite the error, it will not change the outcome of the game. live look outside. golden gate bridge. will have the story of fighter firefighters sacrifice of hawley's senior member today

live to newark's city where they have had an ominous silence a battery of names in commemoration of the 15th anniversary of the attacks locally in the bay area of the fire department anniversary tribute will be taking place all some memorial procession all happening at the cathedral of st. john says san jose 1130.

>> rebecca: cooling trend begins today there's low level pressure system moving in the bay area

during temperatures down for us . candlemas for this weather. similar story and then oily traveled traffic late i agree starts here de chile won in san francisco. trackings the wind speeds from the bay area and east bay shoreline. girl looking at eight in san jose picking up ben abdallah and fairfield this morning picking up all around a 31 mi. an hour >> rebecca: it will be chilly at 58 in san jose 57 livermore 53 and concord we will let you know

your eyes will be is after your next. >> marty: the nation marks the 15-th anniversary of 9-11 attacks. one of many first responders who lost their lives that day was firefighter stephen siller. his sacrifice inspired a race that happens in new york every year. siller's brother shared his memories of 9-11.with c-n-n's john berman. >> :: "we believe he was in the south tower. he was never recovered." >> reporter:it was a gorgeous september morning. firefighter stephen siller just finished his overnight shift with squad one - the elite unit trained to rescue other firefighters. stephen was headed to play golf with his three brothers. >> :: "we were pumped up because we're four brothers getting together to play golf. everybody very busy. steven already with five kids. / and you know heard what happened on his scanner and he turned his truck around."

>> reporter: the golf-date would never happen. stephen - who'd dreamed of being a firefighter since he was a teen -- turned his truck toward the twin towers, but could only get as far as the brooklyn/battery tunnel. it was blocked, but that didn't stop him >> :: "there was never a doubt in my mind that stephen did what he did. firefighters were there, already. he loved that brotherhood. he came to a screeching halt. got out calmly. put his gear on. and started running through the tunnel. and that tunnel is nearly two miles long." that heroic run -- loaded down with more than 60 pounds of gear - became the driving force of the foundation created by his family in stephen's honor. >> :: "we wanted his kids to know that his dad is a hero. we didn't have any great lofty goals starting a foundation. but when a friend of his came up with the idea of running through the tunnel like he did. you just know the right thing when you hear it." the race, called tunnel to towers, is part of the nationally recognized stephen siller foundation and has raised more than 70 million dollars. it has helped children of 9/11 to the families of the slain dallas

police officers to wounded veterans. >> :: "he would be there for anybody in an instance. he loved the challenge of being able to save people. knowing steven he probably liked the fear factor involved. he had guts." : "steve will be turning 50 in november?" : "november 15th he would have been turning fifty." : " what kinda fifty-year-old do you think steven would have made?" : "i think he would have been a very young fifty year old. loved being a firefighter. that is why he would definitely still be a firefighter. he would have had

over twenty-years already. he would have been able to retire. um but there is no way he would retire." :"if you could talk to stephen again, what would you tell him?" : "proud of you. look what you have done with your life with your sacrifice. mommy and daddy are proud of you, all your siblings are. your kids are. your wife is. the whole community is. you did something special steve." john berman, cnn, new york. >> marty:the annual "tunnel to towers" run and walk takes place on september 25-th in new york. and there are numerous events around the bay area honoring the victims of the september 11th attacks. if you want a full list of all the remembrance events, you can find them all online on our website. check it out on kron 4 dot com. happening now. the brock turner rape case is drawing new attention to sex registries. rebecca strom has more on how this impacts future cases of applying a lifetime sex registry. >> rebecca:brock turner joined the growing list of more than 800-thousand registered sex offenders across the u-s last tuesday. the ex-stanford swimmer was released on parole after serving half of a six month sentence for sexually assault an unconscious woman on campus, last year. critics say his punishment is too lenient. but as the number of registered sex offenders increases, criticism of lifetime registration for some is growing. now more defense attorneys, judges and others are debating the fairness of applying a lifetime sex registry. especially for first-time offenders.

even some who denounced turner's six month sentence are questioning whether the 21-year-

old should spend the rest of his life with the stigma and restrictions of a registered sex offender. rebecca tag-land back to you at the desk marty. in national news. a florida private security company that employed the orlando nightclub shooter has been fined. the company, g-s-4, was fined just over 150-thousand dollars by the florida department of agriculture. investigators say the psychologist listed on omar mateen's gun license application did not evaluate him. g-s-4 says the wrong name was listed due to an administrative error. the 29-year old security guard killed 49 people and wounded 53 others at the popular gay nightclub this past june. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan is free from custody. john hinckley junior left saint elizabeth's psychiatric hospital in washington yesterday. hinckley shot and wounded president reagan and three others outside the washington hilton hotel in 19-81. he was later found not guilty by the reason of insanity and committed to saint elizabeth's. doctors now say that he has recovred from his mental illness. a judge decided in july to allow hinckley to live full-time with his mother in virginia for the next year. next year. turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana® works around the clock

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a two-time n-b-a all-star, once unanimously voted the n-b-a's rookie of the year. >> :sot- "not too many black

people come back to they communities nowadays, so it means a lot." >> reporter:damian lillard is an unquestioned star. >> :sot- "we need more people like this in our community -- that's wonderful." >> reporter:a star who refuses to forget where he's from. >> :sot- "he rep that zero -- that's for oakland. it means a lot. he's saying a lot, but he ain't even got to open his mouth." but he's opening up his wallet. >> :sot- "more than 30 thousand dollars." >> reporter:for the past four years, lillard has teamed up with oakland city councilmember desley brooks, holding a free community picnic and backpack giveaway at brookfield park. >> :sot- "it's about community, its about appreciating where you come from, its about dreams -- making sure that these young kids in this community know they can reach the heights that he has." >> reporter:the zip line among the most popular attractions. but there's more. horeback riding. free haircuts. jump-rope, hoola hoop and of course food. all in lillard's old stomping grounds. his mother gina johnson grew up here too.

sot- "it's real important for him to come here, to these domains, right here and give back to the people, you know, that he love the most." sot- "these are people that showed you love and help you on the way up, so you gotta make sure when you can you come back and pick people up and inspire people and help people and show them that love that they showed you before people knew who you was." proving a little hope can go a long way. sot- "i'm in a group home right now -- bad situations -- its just cool to be out here right now -- i used to come to this park when i was a youngster, so its just coo." in oakland, philipe djegal, kron four news. live look outside. from our mount tam camera. >> marty: homecoming sunday in

san francisco church service recognizes 15 anniversary of attacks all happening at a unitarian universalist church a lot o'clock this morning.

>> rebecca: bundle today for than 08 3/8 yesterday. >> rebecca: have a nice jacket temperatures range for a 10 degree difference from yesterday we saw some pushing 90 about the case today we will see low 80s pretty mild today

appears 60s and low '70's right now we're looking at a fox story with our camera overlooking sfo causing delays similar to yesterday's the badgers live with this 57 for for the north bay looking at was the '50s evenly spread. 54 currently for santa rosa. planning your day here is what you need to know by noon who were the guests today fifth you'll see sunshine and then by three it will be partly sunny cloud cover is returning we are having a slight breeze when they were received and 20 mi. an hour for feed prepared for that year highs far different from yesterday 68

expected oakland. 70 for a word. hayward. >> rebecca: have monday at 59, then at inland valley locations sysop's pushing '90s not to 83 livermore. >> rebecca: 7 they rob a forecast for tomorrow get a steep drop in temperatures and then inland's low '70's are on the day mid-60's the upper 50s a lot of a coast and a cooling trend will stick around till about tuesday wednesday we have a warming trend so old that something for everyone coming up for work week. >> marty:happening today. today marks 15 years since the terror attacks on 9-11. now, a man who made it out of

one of the twin towers is sharing his story. that man, who was blind, was able to escape the world trade center thanks to his seeing eye dog. our media partners in cary, north carolina report on his story of survivial. >> reporter: has guide dog with him they made their way down the staircase. even when they became involved in the dust cloud but together they ran. the dog

passed away in 2011 things and lives in california and speaks across the country on the data for the 15th anniversary he spoke at the west regional why it prairie and it now and its team made by his side but the story of how he roselle survived will always live on. >> marty:happening now. political observers are buzzing this morning over the multi- million dollar pledge from the co-founder of facebook. rebecca is here with the details on this donation. >> rebecca:billionaire dustin moskovitz is donating 20-million dollars to help defeat donald trump and get democratic

candidates elected. he calls the republican presidential candidate dangerous and divisive. moskovitz says trump's appeal to americans feeling left behind is, quote, "possibly a deliberate con." the silicon valley entrepreneur says, in contrast, the democrats and clinton are, quote, "running on a vision of optimism, pragmatism, inclusiveness and mutual benefit." earlier this year, mark zuckerberg gave a speech at a facebook conference. he bashed the idea of building a wall between the u-s and mexico, and said fighting against this mentality is an integral part of his company. trump has made few fundraising trips to northern california, while clinton is back again next week. back to you marty. >> marty: to any york were

commemoration continue as the peseta the freedom tower where they are reading the names of close to 3000 people who perished 15 years ago today. a closer to home the peace walk pyknic and paul auto voices for peace and justice at the event followed by pyknic happening at mitchell park at 130 this afternoon.

>> marty: and golden gate park after 16 years the courts were rundown and yesterday the lawyers foundation good tidings foundation unveiled the sparkling brand new court's former san francisco mayor willem brown talked about zero

close on this city. warriors and good tidings foundation had 50 basketball courts and the bay area. >> marty: captured national attention following world war two was popular picture published by life magazine. greta friedman 21 year-old dental assistant and a nurse's uniform back on august 14th 1945 kissed by a georgia and

dawes of celebrating surrender from japan. she died at age 92 buried at arlington national cemetery. >> marty: documentary automatic knocks for years in jail and after being convicted of murdering her roommate and italy. later overturned and return home to the u.s. documentary title of mandela knox features interviews with those close the case if it went to the top of film festival starts streaming on september 30th.

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>> reporter: given way to some lower skies and the officials commemoration and under to our six eastern time the mall and the silent as the first of the

world trade and read name comes. the crash >> reporter: that gathered at the sec crown at 0 presidential candidate bullfrog with strong ties to york. pop- up

>> reporter: there are reminders of everywhere the of what happened and to tell someone after so many came to this memorial to see those names and hear those read aloud by the people there is something that has been part semele's will continue auto 30 eastern time official ceremony commemorations will continue to be made at the trade center. >> marty: coverage continues here in the bay area several events planned throughout the bay area to remember the somber day and suffers is the fire department holding a citywide remembrance ceremony this morning. >> averi:. >> marty: full list of all the

they area kron4news-dot-com cormorant's events-com >> marty: over the ferry building in san francisco cloudy skies the background cool temperatures as well. >> rebecca: live shot outside right now with our camera at the golden gate bridge lot of credit conditions fought on the screen for you and also the tower is some good news for difference story then yesterday traffic light as well some good news and looking at the fog on farm tractor hirudin cna o'clock stock and even spilling over in the livermore valley right now

the state's shoreline visibility through oakland hayward and patches at 1 mi. visibility for. miles not view and also several along coasts have monday normal for that area and then they'll little bit of it sitting on the east bay shoreline along the coast and along the immediate coast throughout the day. if you're heading to any of the beaches of the overnight hours of fargo's back and and make up the soggy conditions and cool temperatures tomorrow morning 58 sam francisco 61 oakland 58 san jose livermore at 58 as well 59 conquered a chilly 54 friends in santa rosa. cooler than yes today we see the sunshine and

that is the good news for day two of your weekend by 3:00 this see the cloud cover start to return and beaten through we will have preconditions' anywhere from 10 to 20 mi. an hour wednesday. >> rebecca: we're looking at upper '70's inland valley locations the '60s and '70s around the bay and 50s and 60s along the coast.

>> reporter: police say that she is driving under the influence taken to hospital with minor injuries the condition is improving after she suffered a collapsed along all of a year-

old son one-year-old daughter taken to hospital with minor injuries friends are wishing for speedy recovery. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. friends, family and loved ones remember those who lost their lives on flight 93. we'll show you the special ceremony of how were commemorated. and. sex victim advocates are now speaking out in defesne of celeste guap. find out what they had to say. also. a defective battery that may catch fire has caused samsung to recall their new phone, the galaxy s7. find out what the cell phone maker is doing to try and make things right. that's next.

for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. samsung is offering customers a different phone and a 25-dollar gift card after the galaxy note seven recall. this comes as the consumer product safety commission is telling people to stop using the phone immediately. samsung announced a *voluntary recall last week because of a battery issue. some customers have reported their note-sevens caught fire. the company says it will issue an official recall soon. the f-a-a is also asking people not to use their note-sevens while on an airplane. welcome back to kron four

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by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for lowering systolic blood pressure or weight loss, it may help you with both. invokana® can cause important side effects, including dehydration, which may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, lightheaded, or weak, upon standing. other side effects may include kidney problems, genital yeast infections, changes in urination, high potassium, increases in cholesterol, risk of bone fracture, or urinary tract infections, possibly serious. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis, which can be life threatening. stop taking and call your doctor right away if you experience symptoms. or if you experience symptoms of allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take invokana® if you have severe liver or kidney problems or are on dialysis. tell your doctor about any medical conditions and medications you take.

using invokana® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. it's time to turn things around. lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. there's only one invokana®. ask your doctor about it by name. >> marty: campaign officials say she is feeling much better now off. . >> rebecca: have cameras

overlooking sfo and have delays in and out of the airport because of his ability issues this solace yesterday as well and that the conflicts 30 minute delays check with your carrier if all because of the foggy conditions very normal for this time of the year. in the north bay its evenly spread upheaval 57 a bottle, the and putting your day to day hit assists and your new read through this afternoon club cover will

return to the 20 mi. an hour winds depending on where you live. '70s in richmond oakland and then remove further inland 80 degrees for pleasant 10 with sawmills 90s on the board and then about a 10 degree difference we're seeing upper '70's. on the peninsula chile it will be 75 redwood city and 77 for san jose. >> marty: >> rebecca: with a steep drop in temperatures it will lessen to tuesday wednesday as a warming trend happens and it will be a mixed will have details coming

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and perhaps if are showing signs

of life. >> marty:strong performances by hunter pence and johnny cueto lead the giants over the diamondbacks. jumping to the seventh. hunter pence extends the giants lead with this deep solo shot to right.

pence went three for four on the night. johnny cueto pitched seven strong innings -- giving up two runs and striking out six. giants win easily, 11-3. the dodgers also won, so the giants remain four games back. they are going for a sweep later this afternoon. matt moore is facing off against former dodger and cy-young winner zack greinke. first pitch set for 1:10. and the a's took on the mariners at the coliseum. take a look at this diving play by adam lind to record the out. other than this, it wasn't pretty in oakland. the a's lost 14-3. their final game of the series is this afternoon at 1:05. happening today. the oakland raiders open the season in new orleans against the saints. raider nation is excited about this season. the silver and black hope to improve over last year where they went seven and nine. kick off is set for 10:00 this morning. and the niners kick off tomorrow night. they are taking on the los angeles rams in the 49ers home opener. blaine gabbert is set to start over colin kaepernick in chip kelly's debut as the niners head coach. kick off is set for 7:20 at levi's stadium. and covering bay area college football. the cal golden bears lost in an offensive shoot out to san diego state. with a final score of 45 to 40. cal is now one and one for the season, and is hosting 11th ranked texas next weekend. kick off is set for 7:30 in berkeley. and in the south bay. san jose state demolished portland state 66 to 35. their next game is against utah. kick off is set for 7:30 in san jose. and now we want to get to the play of the day that everyone is talking about. it's central michigan's final

play against oklahoma state. take a listen. central michigan with the hail mairy and lateral to win the game -- a major upset against 22nd oklahoma state. this came after an officiating mistake that extended the game prior to this play. n-c-a-a officials say despite the error, it will not change the outcome of the game.

live look outside. golden gate bridge.

taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. rebecca strom joins me with your morning forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: unclear

>> marty: as is done every year the fire department will be holding us city-wide remembered ceremony >> averi: current differences copley's headquarters from that ceremony commemorating first responders may hear some

bagpipes in the background. every single one of those names this year with little different because fire department requested up piece from the towers that people will get it: touch it and really connect with a text that happened 15 years ago.

>> averi: adding for large fire police masse >> marty: kron4news-dot-com. the president was a memorial service. >> : the mohsen during memorial is insuring the america which continue to be. we stay true to ourselves we stayed true to its best of us. we do not let us others divide us.

>> marty: one of the mere first responders lost their lives the 15 years ago

>> reporter: and who dreamed of being a firefighter 20 hours firefighter stephen siller just finished his overnight shift with squad one - the elite unit trained to rescue other firefighters. stephen was headed to play golf with his three brothers. : "we were pumped up because we're four brothers getting together to play golf. everybody very busy. steven already with five kids. / and you know heard what happened on his scanner and he turned his truck around." the golf-date would never happen. stephen - who'd dreamed of being a firefighter since he was a teen -- turned his truck toward the twin towers, but could only get as far as the brooklyn/battery tunnel. it was blocked, but that didn't stop him : "there was never a doubt in my mind that stephen did what he did. firefighters were there, already. he loved that brotherhood. he came to a screeching halt. got out calmly. put his gear on. and started running through the tunnel. and that tunnel is nearly two miles long." that heroic run -- loaded down with more than 60 pounds of gear - became the driving force of the foundation created by his family in stephen's honor. : "we wanted his kids to know that his dad is a hero. we didn't have any great lofty goals starting a foundation. but when a friend of his came up with the idea of running through the tunnel like he did. you just know the right thing when you hear it."

the race, called tunnel to towers, is part of the nationally recognized stephen siller foundation and has raised more than 70 million dollars. it has helped children of 9/11 to the families of the slain dallas police officers to wounded veterans. >> :: "he would be there for anybody in an instance. he loved the challenge of being able to save people. knowing steven he probably liked the fear factor involved. he had guts." : "steve will be turning 50 in november?" : "november 15th he would have been turning fifty." : " what kinda fifty-year-old do you think steven would have made?" : "i think he would have been a very young fifty year old. loved being a firefighter. that is why he would definitely still be a firefighter. he would have had over twenty-years already. he would have been able to retire. um but there is no way he would retire." :"if you could talk to stephen again, what would you tell him?" : "proud of you. look what you have done with your life with your sacrifice. mommy and daddy are proud of you, all your siblings are. your kids are. your wife is. the whole community is. you did something special steve." john berman, cnn, new york.

the annual "tunnel to towers" run and walk takes place on september 25-th in new york. and there are numerous events around the bay area honoring the victims of the september 11th attacks. if you want a full list of all the remembrance events, you can find them all online on our website. check it out on kron 4 dot com. happening now. the brock turner rape case is drawing new attention to sex registries. rebecca strom has more on how this impacts future cases of applying a lifetime sex registry. >> rebecca: brock turner joined the growing list of more than 800-thousand registered sex offenders across the u-s last tuesday. the ex-stanford swimmer was released on parole after serving half of a six month sentence for sexually assault an unconscious woman on campus, last year. critics say his punishment is too lenient. but as the number of registered sex offenders increases, criticism of lifetime registration for some is growing. now more defense attorneys, judges and others are debating the fairness of applying a lifetime sex registry. especially for first-time offenders. even some who denounced turner's six month sentence are questioning whether the 21-year- old should spend the rest of his life with the stigma and restrictions of a registered sex offender.

rebecca tag-land back to you at the desk marty.

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>> reporter: spotted rookie of the year a two-time n-b-a all-star, once unanimously voted the n-b-a's rookie of the year. sot- "not too many black people come back to they communities nowadays, so it means a lot." damian lillard is an unquestioned star. sot- "we need more people like this in our community -- that's wonderful."

a star who refuses to forget where he's from. sot- "he rep that zero -- that's for oakland. it means a lot. he's saying a lot, but he ain't even got to open his mouth." but he's opening up his wallet. sot- "more than 30 thousand dollars." for the past four years, lillard has teamed up with oakland city councilmember desley brooks, holding a free community picnic and backpack giveaway at brookfield park. sot- "it's about community, its about appreciating where you come from, its about dreams -- making sure that these young kids in this community know they can reach the heights that he has." the zip line among the most popular attractions. but there's more. horeback riding. free haircuts. jump-rope, hoola hoop and of course food. all in lillard's old stomping grounds.

his mother gina johnson grew up here too. sot- "it's real important for him to come here, to these domains, right here and give back to the people, you know, that he love the most." sot- "these are people that showed you love and help you on the way up, so you gotta make sure when you can you come back and pick people up and inspire people and help people and show them that love that they showed you before people knew who you was." proving a little hope can go a long way. sot- "i'm in a group home right now -- bad situations -- its just cool to be out here right now -- i used to come to this park when i was a youngster, so its just coo." in oakland, philipe djegal, kron four news.

>> rebecca: right now we're looking at right conditions overcast skies and our cameras overlooking the bay bridge toll plaza lilly traveled 7 mi. an hour winds 9 for oakland in see this is run to 3 5:00 really getting 10 to 15 on our for those part. " conditions beat

because the cool conditions kicking off definitely just layers calling outside. the temperatures will be mild the coolth the most part around the bay area upper '70's of low 80s. today marks 15 years since the terror attacks on 9-11. now, a man who made it out of one of the twin towers is sharing his story. that man, who was blind, was able to escape the world trade center thanks to his seeing eye dog. our media partners in cary, north carolina report on his story of survivial. >> : read to get away from the collapsing tower.

>> reporter: goal store is now about just survival but also a team work escaping from the world trade center without being able see in the north tower when the first plane had it. he has been blind since birth and his guide dog was with him and made their way down the staircase as a team. even a winning goals in the dust cloud and together they ran. result passed away.

>> reporter: lives in california now and speaks across the country the day before the 15th anniversary he spoke at the west regional library now and teammate by his side story of how he and results survived will always live on. >> rebecca:billionaire dustin

moskovitz is donating 20-million dollars to help defeat donald trump and get democratic candidates elected. he calls the republican presidential candidate dangerous and divisive. moskovitz says trump's appeal to americans feeling left behind is, quote, "possibly a deliberate con." the silicon valley entrepreneur says, in contrast, the democrats and clinton are, quote, "running on a vision of optimism, pragmatism, inclusiveness and mutual benefit." earlier this year, mark zuckerberg gave a speech at a facebook conference. he bashed the idea of building a wall between the u-s and mexico, and said fighting against this mentality is an integral part of his company. trump has made few fundraising trips to northern california, while clinton is back again next week. back to you marty.

who hope hall believed if >> marty: after 16 years the court for rundown yesterday warriors foundation good tidings foundation and failed to the sparkling new courts the san francisco mayor talked about all the big

>> marty: uncasing anesthetics sealer is the one who passed away graf freeman. . >> rebecca: cool conditions. low

to mid '60's that ball park and the full forecast coming next.

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somber of american anniversaries. 9-11 terror attacks changed new york, the nation, and the world. this is video of officialsnearly 3 thousand people lost their lives that tuesday morning. memorials are set to take place all throughout the country today. from ground zero, karin caifa has more on the remembrances that are set to take place at ground zero.

>> reporter: hit for 15 years ago so any ural us scientists her. but once ran out the names of those lost. pausing for a moment of silence the moment the plane hit the south tower and that at the pentagon with a plan president placed a wreath.

fully 93 was not forgotten new york paused again for when the towers collapsed most corporate presidential penitence attended the memorial. now liberty tower remembrancer those lives lost. he had already left the ceremony early and said she was feeling over heated went to her daughter cheryl since left and then she is feeling better. >> marty: several events planned throughout the bay area x remember the somber day as the sun every year the fire department will be holding a citywide remembered ceremony..

>> averi: first responders as it gathered here at san francisco police headquarters on third street to remember those first responders to loral lost 15 years ago. each of the names and the attacks 15 years ago read to the crowd and members of the public and compelled to be here came in to see the memorial event. hundreds dying to save lives and what was special about today is the fire department requested a piece of steel from the towers people were able to touch it called an effort to have people connect with the event of that day and the mayor wants people to think beyond 911

and those service members who served think about them every day. that just about what occurred in september although we have to remember it's what happens every single day. it's those responders every day when will the the back and the people and say we will be there for you that's what we should think. most of the first responders here have left police headquarters heading to of fire mass and those lost at the marcus church and assess the 1030. >> marty: following this

morning. >> rebecca: political front coming through and it will bring temperatures cooler than what we have been experiencing. five today it for some of our war response and ladies. copper 70 is barred for a story opposed to yesterday some areas and pushing 90 degrees. fog is causing delays at the airport on was that our and because the visibility low clouds check with your carrier before heading to the airport leave plenty of time but a lot of your making your way out the door this morning. 50 in san francisco 57

have monday 61 him or oakland naturally 68 degree mark in livermore 59 currently in san jose. by noon we see some sunshine that is good news by 3:00 cloud cover starts creeping in and of a slight breeze wins 10 to 20 mi. an hour today. >> marty: with friends and neighbors of the victims and has the story. collapsed lung and broken back. in the east bay. we are now learning the identity of the mother whose 4 year old friday.

crystal manoiki was sitting in her car with her 3 chidren after her car ran out of gas. that's when 39 year old yarenit mali-han rammed her s-u-v into the back of of manoiki's car. under the influence. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. collapsed lung and a broken back and 1 year old daughter were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. speedy recovery. kron 4 has learned that mali-han is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deptuy. she had a valid driver's license half

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. samsung is offering customers a different phone and a 25-dollar gift card after the galaxy note seven recall. this comes as the consumer product safety commission is telling people to stop using the phone immediately. samsung announced a *voluntary recall last week because of a battery issue. some customers have reported their note-sevens caught fire. the company says it will issue an official recall soon. the f-a-a is also asking people not to use their note-sevens while on an airplane.

tinian york where they continued read the names of those who died that day and for the week and national day of service remembrances sam paul auto happening at the j.c. c 10381230 today and we will be right

>> rebecca: in a gradual clearing in sunshine today.

the golden gate bridge we can see the bridge this morning and then the clocks again sees clear verses the 7:00 a.m. our until the new time and starts mixing out and opens up to lots of sunshine delmonico story of apache bought the might be alicea some patches of sodden half moon bay. it starts creeping back in and then into the overnight hours we start off at the thought fair monday morning as you head back to work. och hopes

>> rebecca: 11 slit breeze cannot bar and three quokka afternoon we will see 10 to 20 mi. an hour wind speeds, for about 2:00 up to the fibers 6:00 hour this evening fanatics but for fairfield 78 concord 83 and livermore much cooler than yesterday the 3 day forecast cooling trend will stick with hostile tuesday the warming trend is on the way we will have all those details next.

>> marty: >> rebecca: >> marty: four planes were hijacked by terrorists on that horrific day. one of those planes, flight 93, did not reach its target. the plane's original destination was san francisco. terrorists intended to crash that flight into the white house. several brave passengers on that flight fought those terrorists. the plane would crash in a field in pennsylvania. reporter karina cheung shows us how those on that flight are being remembred. one of the heros on that flight was mark bingham. the danville native helped lead the charge against the terrorists on flight 93. bingham was a los gatos high school graduate and attended u-c berkeley where he was a member of a pair of national championship winning rugby teams.

>> marty:earlier this week, seven bay area officers were charged with several crimes in the wake of a police sex scandal that has rocked east bay area law enforcement. at the center of that scandal is celeste guap. the 19 year old is currently in a florida jail. she is accused of assault. she was originally sent to florida for sex and drug rehab. now sex crime victim advocates are speaking out. they say guap is without a doubt, a victim in this situation.

sex crime victim advocates say guap is facing a long road to recovery. but she says it's possible for guap to eventually be able to move forward. in the east bay. fremont police are looking for a couple who set a fire to rip-off a target store. police say a woman grabbed a suitcase inside the store, then stuffed it with stolen clothes. while her partner stood as

lookout. >> marty: department painter dive on timber air attack livermore department had quarter started clock a small.

>> marty: >> marty:in bay area baseball.the giants are showing signs of life. strong performances by hunter pence and johnny cueto lead the giants over the diamondbacks. jumping to the seventh. hunter pence extends the giants lead with this deep solo shot to right. pence went three for four on the night. johnny cueto pitched seven strong innings -- giving up two runs and striking out six. giants win easily, 11-3. the dodgers also won, so the giants remain four games back. they are going for a sweep later this afternoon. matt moore is facing off against former dodger and cy- young winner zack greinke. first pitch set for 1:10. and the a's took on the mariners at the coliseum. take a look at this diving play by adam lind to record the out.

other than this, it wasn't pretty in oakland. the a's lost 14-3. their final game of the series is this afternoon at 1:05. happening today. the oakland raiders open the season in new orleans against the saints. raider nation is excited about this season. the silver and black hope to improve over last year where they went seven and nine. kick off is set for 10:00 this morning. and the niners kick off tomorrow night. they are taking on the los angeles rams in the 49ers home opener. blaine gabbert is set to start over colin kaepernick in chip kelly's debut as the niners head coach. kick off is set for 7:20 at levi's stadium. and covering bay area college football. the cal golden bears lost in an offensive shoot out to san diego state. with a final score of 45 to 40. cal is now one and one for the season, and is hosting 11th ranked texas next weekend. kick off is set for 7:30 in berkeley. and in the south bay. san jose state demolished portland state 66 to 35. their next game is against utah. kick off is set for 7:30 in san jose. and now we want to get to the play of the day that everyone is talking about. it's central michigan's final play against oklahoma state. take a listen. central michigan with the hail mairy and lateral to win the game -- a major upset against 22nd oklahoma state. this came after an officiating mistake that extended the game prior to this play.

n-c-a-a officials say despite the error, it will not change the outcome of the game.

live look outside. golden gate bridge.

welcome back. taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. rebecca strom joins me with your morning forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: will see the sun shine not as warm as yesterday. more grace does continue as the maker way and the san francisco as well looking at chilly conditions foyers start sunday morning but a lot if as you head out the door looking at when

speeds pretty breezy at some spots and seven for half monday seven hayward it for oakland: east bay shoreline we're seeing a pickup that when speed increases in progress throughout the day anywhere from ted 20 mi. an hour winds and right now temperatures chile mostly fifties and a couple '60s 61 oakland hayward 62 concord antioch. >> marty: last umass a hillary clinton walked out saying at feel great and also wrote she waved the crowd hillary was at the september 11th, commemoration ceremony she

remarks that she fell over heated and left to go to our daughter's apartment a campaign official sang she is feeling much better now. that happens in new york every

year. siller's brother shared his memories of 9-11.with c-n-n's >> :: "we believe he was in the south tower. he was never recovered." >> reporter:it was a gorgeous september morning. firefighter stephen siller just finished his overnight shift with squad one - the elite unit trained to rescue other firefighters. stephen was headed to play golf with his three brothers. : "we were pumped up because we're four brothers getting together to play golf. everybody very busy. steven already with five kids. / and you know heard what happened on his scanner and he turned his truck around." the golf-date would never happen. stephen - who'd dreamed of being a firefighter since he was a teen -- turned his truck toward the twin towers, but could only get as far as the brooklyn/battery tunnel. it was blocked, but that didn't stop him

: "there was never a doubt in my mind that stephen did what he did. firefighters were there, already. he loved that brotherhood. he came to a screeching halt. got out calmly. put his gear on. and started running through the tunnel. and that tunnel is nearly two miles long." that heroic run -- loaded down with more than 60 pounds of gear - became the driving force of the foundation created by his family in stephen's honor. : "we wanted his kids to know that his dad is a hero. we didn't have any great lofty goals starting a foundation. but when a friend of his came up with the idea of running through the tunnel like he did. you just know the right thing when you hear it." the race, called tunnel to towers, is part of the nationally recognized stephen siller foundation and has raised more than 70 million dollars. it has helped children of 9/11 to the families of the slain dallas police officers to wounded veterans. : "he would be there for anybody in an instance. he loved the challenge of being able to save people. knowing steven he probably liked the fear factor involved. he had guts." : "steve will be turning 50 in november?" : "november 15th he would have been turning fifty." : " what kinda fifty-year-old do

you think steven would have made?" : "i think he would have been a very young fifty year old. loved being a firefighter. that is why he would definitely still be a firefighter. he would have had over twenty-years already. he would have been able to retire. um but there is no way he would retire." :"if you could talk to stephen again, what would you tell him?" : "proud of you. look what you have done with your life with your sacrifice. mommy and daddy are proud of you, all your siblings are. your kids are. your wife is. the whole community is. you did something special steve." john berman, cnn, new york. the annual "tunnel to towers" run and walk takes place on september 25-th in new york. and there are numerous events around the bay area honoring the victims of the september 11th attacks. if you want a full list of all the remembrance events, you can find them all online on our website. check it out on kron 4 dot com.

>> marty: the collapse began on the debt of the third floor in clause 6 and close some second first floors as well this will does not own the building at the trade colleges of liberal lards science institutions in the state of connecticut. .

here in the bay area -- portland trailblazers point guard damien lillard is also a favorite. the oakland native invited his old neighborhood out to a barbeque and free fun and games saturday. kron four's philippe djegal reports the event is now in it's fourth year. >> reporter:a two-time n-b-a all-star, once unanimously voted the n-b-a's rookie of the year. sot- "not too many black people come back to they communities nowadays, so it means a lot." damian lillard is an unquestioned star. sot- "we need more people like this in our community -- that's wonderful." a star who refuses to forget where he's from. sot- "he rep that zero -- that's for oakland. it means a lot. he's saying a lot, but he ain't even got to open his mouth." but he's opening up his wallet. sot- "more than 30 thousand dollars." for the past four years, lillard has teamed up with oakland city councilmember desley brooks, holding a free community picnic and backpack giveaway at brookfield park. sot- "it's about community, its about appreciating where you come from, its about dreams -- making sure that these young kids in this community know they can reach the heights that he has." the zip line among the most popular attractions. but there's more. horeback riding. free haircuts. jump-rope, hoola hoop and of

course food. all in lillard's old stomping grounds. his mother gina johnson grew up here too. sot- "it's real important for him to come here, to these domains, right here and give back to the people, you know, that he love the most." sot- "these are people that showed you love and help you on the way up, so you gotta make sure when you can you come back and pick people up and inspire people and help people and show them that love that they showed you before people knew who you was." proving a little hope can go a long way. sot- "i'm in a group home right

now -- bad situations -- its just cool to be out here right now -- i used to come to this park when i was a youngster, so its just coo." in oakland, philipe djegal, kron four news. live look outside. from our mount tam camera.

welcome back to kron four news. taking a live look outside from our san mateo bridge camera. rebecca strom joins me with your morning forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: see gradual clearing rubble and a lot this morning nbc's stubborn fog stick

along the immediate coast the supreme normal this time of year temperatures on the cold side this morning waking up to a cloud cover and the chilly conditions bundle as to make your way out the door this morning. reduce to have 30 minute delays over the hour.

little bit cooler than yesterday's mild and it will be pleasant. 79 fairfield expected 78 concord 83 for livermore on the space shoreline quite nice to 86 from oakland 70 hayward 77 expected for san jose and along the coast relapsing at 81 and san francisco have monday 59 degrees so far. it will be a good diction a's game dress in layers because when yet to the game you will see about mid-60s with partly sunny conditions of the breezy at anywhere from lotus mid-60s. it will be much chillier at the ballpark.

>> marty:happening today. today marks 15 years since the terror attacks on 9-11. now, a man who made it out of one of the twin towers is sharing his story. that man, who was blind, was able to escape the world trade center thanks to his seeing eye dog. our media partners in cary, north carolina report on his story of survivial. >> reporter: like everyone else iran to get away from the collapsing power. get is a guide dog with him they made their way down a staircase that the team.

he lives now in california and the day before the 15th anniversary he spoke with the west regional library in kerry alan nude scene made by his side had taught afrikaans and the story of how he rose else arrived walleyes live on. >> marty:happening now. political observers are buzzing this morning over the multi-

million dollar pledge from the co-founder of facebook. rebecca is here with the details on this donation. billionaire dustin moskovitz is donating 20-million dollars to help defeat donald trump and get democratic candidates elected. he calls the republican presidential candidate dangerous and divisive. moskovitz says trump's appeal to americans feeling left behind is, quote, "possibly a deliberate con." the silicon valley entrepreneur says, in contrast, the democrats and clinton are, quote, "running on a vision of optimism, pragmatism, inclusiveness and mutual benefit." earlier this year, mark zuckerberg gave a speech at a facebook conference. he bashed the idea of building a wall between the u-s and mexico, and said fighting against this mentality is an integral part of his company. trump has made few fundraising trips to northern california, while clinton is back again next week. back to you marty. tesla is making improvements on its autopilot driving system. c-e-o elon musk met reporters yesterday, followed by an online post about autopilot.

it's a system that enables drivers to let go of the wheel for minutes at a time on a highway. >> marty: lisa is currently vacant no one was and said the cause the crash remains under investigation more bay area near this teenager expects to make a full recovery after being shot near san francisco park. happened yesterday on third straight nearby, park they say they found a scene of a gunshot wound to his lower body first responders to compel hospital police are looking for the shooter investigating if the team was a victim of a drive by. >> marty: in the same lane and brakes intesla was under pressure to improve it's autopilot system after multiple crashes, including one that killed a florida driver back in may. in national news.

>> marty: live to new york the memorial services continue on the 15th anniversary of 911 we will be right x back

>> marty: hundreds of people packing a popular stiffer cisco part for the reopening of basketball courts honoring an empty hall famer warriors tv

announcer made the first initial blast, basket. after 16 years the courts work rundown the lawyers foundation good tidings foundation unveiled these sparkling new course former san francisco mayor willie brown thought but the big name that he did for the city. >> marty: for rich more than 60 vesco courts in the bay area. refurbished more than 60 basketball courts in the bay area. >> rebecca: we're seeing a

cooling trend today for the next couple days and wednesday we see a warming trend. >> marty: taking you outside to look at the flag at half staff in san francisco in remembrances those who perished on 911 ec and the flag in the breeze and also a n.y. city the freedom tower symbol of the resurgence of america after 911 that is where the world trade center memorial services are taking place stop it the day's today.

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