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passengers. 7 crew members. that flight was headed to san francisco. >> good morning and thank you for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend. morning news. i'm noelle bellow. i'm will tran. there are several ceremonies taking across the bay area today. we will have much more on that coming up. and just a few minutes from now. this was the scene earlier this morning at the pentagon, an american flag unfurled at sunrise to honor the victims who lost their lives when. >> american airlines flight 77 crashed into the side of this building. president biden will be attending a ceremony at the pentagon later this afternoon. stick with us here on kron on as well will be carrying that this afternoon. >> so the ceremonies have been taking place already in new york. the pentagon a little bit later. as you mention shanksville, pennsylvania, a somber day. we will have ceremonies right here in san francisco as well. we were impacted. there's a local hero. yeah. the on. we'll hear from her right. we'll go live from the fire station. they

honor the victims every year. there's also a stair climb that's happening in san francisco today. we'll show you a little bit of what happened in the east bay yesterday to honor the victims of the september 11th attacks. >> it is a beautiful morning here in san francisco this morning. i know we want to bring you all of the latest on the remembrance ceremonies. but we do want to let you know that it's going to be pretty beautiful for those who are gathering later today. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on your forecast. morning days. >> warning noel and well, good morning, everybody. and the recent a system has really kind of cleaned out our atmosphere very nicely on the air quality improved. and we're looking at sunny skies and mild temperatures and its wake. so it's going to a little break from summer going on for today. here's a look at what it looks like for now, a list, a little bit of leftover fog. we can see the east bay shoreline just to get lit up right now as we speak. still some fog hanging around the golden gate bridge with a little bit of a breeze. as you can see there. by the way, some of that morning fog

mixing out. looks like in the next couple of hours. cool temperatures. we can say this morning almost fall like mid 50's to lower 50's. some 40's spoken out there up in a santa rosa 4861. meanwhile for antioch in comparison for even just yesterday in some cases about a half-dozen degrees behind yesterday's performance. the breakdown for you today looks to be around the 73 going on 11 o'clock it too. 83 temperatures will return to some of the lower 90's early next week. but we're looking for more earnest cool down in the flavor of fall by the end of the week ahead more on that coming up in just a bit. well. >> to bring you now to some elections news. governor gavin newsom will be back in the bay area to continue his vote. no tour. the governor is going to be in oakland today. newsom officially voted no. and his own recall election. yesterday he picked up a ballot for in-person voting at the secretary of state's office in sacramento. first partner jennifer siebel newsom joined him. the deadline to turn in ballots for the recall

election is tuesday september 14th in santa clara county is any indication, voter turnout in next week's recall election will not be breaking any records. >> being a democratic stronghold. voter turnout in the south bay is so far less than half of what it was for the last general election kron four's rob fladeboe breaks down all the details. >> the numbers are expected to climb after this weekend and again election day. but based on the ballots returned so far voter turnout here in santa clara county is running well below the 80 plus percent tallied in the 2020 general election. we have a lot of people voting by mail already in but using our drop box official drop box to step off their ballots. >> we have about 400,000 that have voted already. so that's 40% for county. so far. >> there are about 1 million registered voters in the county and each one received a recall ballot in the mail. the ease of mail in voting

temporarily expanded to protect voters during the pandemic. they ultimately increase turnout but officials admit there has been some confusion about the ballot. >> they i mean, there's 2 options, but they're confused. and if they have to vote on both of them are if they can only vote on one or on the other. so there's a little bit of confusion with that. but i think people are kind of getting the hang of it and they're kind of understanding how to do this now election analysts are predicting last minute voters could push take what turned out to at least 50% of registered voters. >> we're twice what we might see in a special election. the registrar's office here on berger drive is among 19 vote centers already open across santa clara county. >> another 17 will open tomorrow to election day and is not too late to register to vote. it's not too late. they could actually good of a center or our office if they need to register to vote and vote at the same time. it's called conditional voter registration. california secretary of state's office says that so far about 6.3

million of the 22.3 million dollars. distributed statewide have been returned. >> for a voter turnout of about 28.3% and counting in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 5 o'clock on tuesday night. our crews will be all over the state has the results pour in. we will also have special edition of inside bay area politics with our. >> panel of political experts and look for live reports from candidate headquarters all over california. make sure you tune in to kron 4 on election night which is obviously tuesday, september 14th. we do want to take you back now to that live look from shanksville, pennsylvania. >> where vice president kamala harris and former president george w bush as well as his wife laura bush. they're during the ceremony listening to names being called lots of sun the second.

>> donald arthur peterson. >> we'll continue to bring you live looks from the several different ceremonies happening across the country this morning to honor the victims of 9.11 stick with us. kron 4 morning news will be right back.

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wife of a fellow los angeles firefighter. susie byrd made a quilt. and that, many to place a written message. on the patches of that quilt. when i was given the pen. >> we're going to continue to check in here, in pennsylvania as vice president kamala harris is expected to speak in just a bit. we do want to take you back here at home where there is a ceremony taking place in san francisco right now. let's listen. robert court ice. robert hollow. >> robert d mos mcmahon, robert eat paro. robert edward evans. robert at wallace. robert jay crawford. robert jay foti. robert jay menorah. robert and reagan. robert t lane. robert t lehane. robert

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>> a somber anniversary. noel people at home. no need to remind people that when anniversary of 9.11. 4 planes went down. they were headed to

3 of them to los angeles went to san francisco in the whole country. obviously remembering the victims 100%. we all remember where we were memorials are happening to honor the victim. stephanie simoni is live on the banks of the hudson river in new jersey this morning with more on how the city planned to mark this milestone. >> hi, good morning. ceremony going on right now. they are reading all of the victims names out loud as we speak. but tonight, a really touching tribute that will just illuminated the night sky as we remember the lives lost to honor them today and really every day. >> just south of the 9.11 memorial every flip of the switch done manually to create 2 beaming raise shining into the night sky. its beauty honors the lives lost. it symbolizes the strength of new york city. the tribute in light. >> thank you for joining us. a beautiful september morning.

not unlike a glorious september morning. 20 years ago this week. i want to come to this site for reflection. pay tribute to those lives lost. to thank the first responders. >> earlier this week, the governor of new york kathy hochul and former mayor michael bloomberg read the 9.11 memorial the pair later reef to honor the victims. >> we have an obligation number one to have a place for the families to grieve. number 2 have a place to educate our population as to what happened and how we can prevent that from happening again. and number 3, as a center point for the rebirth of new york city. >> the tribute in light is organized by the 9.11 memorial museum. the twin beams reach 4 miles into the sky and are made up of 88, 7,000 watch xenon light bulbs positioned in to 48 foot squares. the beans mere the shape and

orientation of the original twin towers. they eliminate the city, echoing the enduring spirit of new yorkers and echoing the mantra never forget. >> now new yorkers will be able to see those beams as soon as the sun goes down tonight. president joe biden started his day in new york city. let's go to dc and pennsylvania as well. live in jersey city. stephanie, some money. back to you. stephanie, thank you. >> for that live report. we do want to bring you back now to san francisco where mayor london breed is speaking this morning stepped up. people from our own san francisco fire department. >> including battalion chief kristen, he and a number of members from this department. as soon as they could took a flight out of san francisco to help. because we understand. when there is a need. when there is a calling. we can't

help. but reach out and support and do all that we can to uplift and protect one another. on that fateful day. when i think about. all of those names that were read today. i can tell. but think about them in the context of their families. of their friends. especially the loved ones in the children. who are still experiencing. tragedy. i'm sure. to this very day 20 years later. 20 years later. and the chief mentioned. that there are lot of people who are part of the part of.

>> the city. now that may have been young or may not have even been born when 9.11 occurred. which is why it's even more important. that we commemorate this day that we say the names that we honor their sacrifice. the sacrifice that first responders make when they put their lives on the line every single day to run towards the danger. that will hopefully save a life. we were able to save every life on 9.11. but it did. from that tragedy. in part hope. a new beginning, a transformation. because we came together just like we did for this pandemic. we came together and we

supported one another. we came together and did what we could is the chief said too attend funerals and to raise money to help support families. we came together. because that's what we san franciscans. and as people who are part of the united states of america. every single year as we commemorate and honor that day. let us remember those lives lost. let us honor them by continuing to commit ourself to service. on a daily basis and no. that we will continue to do everything to ensure that a tragedy like this never occurs in our city and our country. but if it does, we stand ready. and willing. to do our part. to take care of one another. thank you all for being here today. and that was san

francisco mayor london breed. you there is the fire chief of san francisco. she's about to speak as well. we will try to get back to when we come back

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4 billion dollars a year here in san francisco. that's when you add up the cost to put on the meeting as well as all the money people attending spend on things like our hotels, restaurants and shopping. the city hasn't seen that kind of money, though, since before the pandemic began. but now conventions have started to return to the most county center for the first time in 18 months. kron four's. dan kerman has more. the sidewalks in front of san francisco's muskogee center are crowded again. >> and not with those seeking a covid-19 vaccine. these are some of the 3,000 people attending the california dental association's annual conference. it's nice to be here. >> and just finally be able to safely do something. rather than being at home think they did a really good job and everyone has to be vaccinated, making sure vaccination so. >> it's safe. the number of those attending is far below the typical amount. but it's still helpful for hotels which can survive on tourists alone.

>> with conferences. they bring people to our city, but they bring our employees back to work when hotels are busier. we bring more people back to work hotels are busier, more restaurants, get extra business and that means people coming back to work is also. >> one market is one of those restaurants that seeing an uptick in business, not just from the dental convention but smaller meetings that have been going on at nearby hotels. you know, we still have a long ways to go. but we're taking steps in the right direction as meetings that begin to return its estimated meetings and conventions. generate 3 to 4 billion dollars a year in san francisco recovery to that level is not expected until 2025 but industry leaders agree this is a good start. >> it's telling the world that san francisco is open and it's a safe city to come into your meetings. now, this is just the first of 3 convention scheduled for the month of september. that's the good news. the bad news is some convention scheduled for october and november have canceled.

>> but they're hoping things will get back on track at the beginning of 2022 at the moscone center in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> ok, let's head back to san francisco to the ceremony that's taking place right now to honor the victims of 9.11. let's listen. could be recovered. they offered emotional support to the firefighters of station. one in new york city. they attended funerals when his chief nicholson mentioned. >> new york firefighters could not. comforted families of those firefighters whose lives were lost. they did whatever was needed. so today i want to recognize those 11 say they will continue to fighters check in on this ceremony here in san francisco throughout the morning here. we've g

>> welcome back. 7.30 here on this saturday morning. it's september 11th. we know we're all kind of discussing and talking a little bit about what we remember from that day because we all do remember pretty much everything about those moments. what we've got you covered from coast to coast from shanksville to the pentagon to new york city as well as san francisco. so we will be bouncing around. but in the meantime, a lot of people are getting out this morning and they're wondering about the local forecast 8th. tell them what they can

expect. >> well, no. well, good morning and good morning, pretty good on the home front as we see lots of sunshine going on at we shake off some of this morning. fog. we've cleaned up the atmosphere a little bit from the recent systems that we have. that's all pretty much put at rest. and we'll enjoy some cooler weather today a little bit of a warm-up is expected for tomorrow. the progress in the fog looks like this right now. the east bay shoreline is lighting up nicely with a little bit of layer fog off towards the distance hovering around the bay. still kind of overcast at the coast like half moon bay here as you see winds, other single digits to calm. so very calm conditions to start at the ballpark for the oakland a's versus the rangers. one. '07, game time temps holding in the mid 60's mostly sunny and cool, a little bit of a northwest wind approaching about 10. most of the temperatures in the 50's across much of midday. meanwhile, 64 going on for antioch and 48 for santa rosa and also the bottle for today. looks like 73 at 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking 83 but have a

look at that. 4 zone forecast coming up for you in a bit and look at the extent that as well. noel. >> all right. thanks, dave. taking you back now to the ceremony happening in san francisco honoring the 9.11 victims 20 years later. that is the brother of betty. all he is speaking right now, ong with the flight attendant on united flight 11. >> she was the flight attendant who went to the back of the airplane to call authorities to let them know something suspicious was going on. she is credited as being a national hero. let's listen in to her. >> a letter from also captain mike meager up to new york fire department or of operations. it's set back there. when asked. captain meager for that said, a disk. he was wondering why. we want it. why i watch it. as i've requested it. i was actually

pretty much a story. historical and i really want to know and see truth of what happened that day. >> and i really wanted everything i could gather and to about how a terrorist attacked america date. he finally discovered that i was rather hand he wrote a very nice letter. back to me. the company dose disk. also have a weather. >> president george bush. your family. it took some photos. about a week later after as i stood the ground with my family. on ground and dust and dirt that really as one officer took me to the ground. that's he told me that what we're standing not fair. it was just newly created crown. i am asked to leave a court

program coordinator. corden 8 or how much time i had. she said take as long as you want. so sorry, chief nicholson. it might be some overtime involved. interesting, too, that. i received and then by to this commemorative memorial. with the scene. never forget. it. the memorial card. no day shall erase shoe from the memory of time. it is from a tragic creek story. a war story. called a he ne it written by her children. it is also the 60 long foot statement for those who have had the privilege to 10. >> the memorial museum in new york city. it's just right there in front of the law.

this large 60 foot banner that students the law. in which states basically never forget. it is also. the statement that his son on the plaque. my sister at the video of chinese rec center. that we put on there. our place and they're in 2012. for me personally. that statement means that. after the day of september 11th. we never forget. what happened on that day. until the end of my life. never forget. the 2,977 humans. as a result of 9.11 attacks. this is for life and those lost at

the pearl harbor attack. approximately around 2400 among the 21 977. lise were 343 firefighters. 71 law enforcement officers. and so many more suffering ptsd today. moore who died after 2000 each. as result of the falling just and that done and tree. that they inhaled. with rescue efforts. that it's not my sister video dog was a flight attendant american airlines flight 11. her plane was the first of 4 planes. that was hijacked by. i don't want to get announced her

airplane. left boston bound for l a x angeles. it never reached it. but instead it was hijacked and you're listening to harry ong just mentioned that he is the brother of betty ann ong the flight attendant know on a flight excuse me, flight 11 on 9.11 that slammed into one of twin towers. >> his family still dealing with what's going and said throughout the years noel's that his dad, their dad kept watching the day when i thinking it's she's still alive. she's coming home until his death in 2007 courage. everybody calm or chaos here. you're reeling from 9.11. michael come right back and try to rejoin. and as he continues to speak here to give a heads up his eye on the slashed. we'll be right back

and welcome back. a suspected drunk driver slams into a car in oakland injuring 6 kids, 2 were actually ejected from the car and all 10 people were sent to bay area hospital. police say the suspect tried to escape. but some good samaritans stopped him in his tracks. >> until officers arrived from forcefully to call has details. >> shattered glass and broken car light scattered across international boulevard in oakland at 38th avenue. remnants of a horrific crash. it gave me chills. i couldn't

imagine that happened to me dioner apd a sympathizing with one mother's nightmare. media clue brick mo fitness at the intersection. she was away when the crash happened at around 8.30 thursday night. but her father who works here as a personal trainer heard the crash and helped render aid to a 9 year-old girl who was ejected from a band. he said she had a lot of wounds. arm was she had 2 big openings on her head. she was one of 2 kids thrown from the van, the other a 2 year-old child, both hospitalized in good condition. the oakland police department says a total of 6 kids in the van were injured. this after the suspected drunk driver in a pontiac g 6 driving the bus laying down international boulevard ran a red light and hit the family. the dia says her father says the mother was disorientated. she was just kind running frantic didn't know which could to help out. and i

couldn't imagine myself in that situation that just seems pretty intense. police say the suspect tried to run off. but some good samaritans pinned him down until officers were able to make an arrest. feels for the family just at the wrong place at the wrong time. a lot of the time someone things, especially when you're driving with your family i'm a good driver. how be safe. but you honestly never know the other person's intentions or what they're doing. if they're under the influence, which a lot of the times around here that seems to be the case, which is pretty sad. the parked car was also damaged in the collision. >> in oakland. police paul frank or news. >> we'll have a little flavor of fall. that's what we've got going on here as we see temperatures inland even inland in the 80's going on, although we'll see some 90's coming back. it looks like for tomorrow will be a break in tomorrow will be a break in that seven-day we're reporters from the new york times. no flights. no roads. we're trying to figure out what animals are being affected.

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out just fine. >> it was a packed house at saves are on shattuck avenue in berkeley friday night businesses find hasn't really changed since the mandate started. >> i think most people are more knowing that everyone else in the restaurant is vaccinated shares corey is one of those customers who welcomes a vaccine mandate. i think it's a positive thing. i know that it would, you know, stir some people up you know, are in favor of that i think where we're at with pandemic you know, it's a good thing. last week the city of berkeley issued a new order after a spike in the delta cases. most indoor businesses like restaurants bars, clubs and gyms will now require customers to provide proof of vaccination for those 12 and older. i'm feeling great about that. i have absolutely no problem with the i believe in public health. i feel like public health should be more respected as of friday. the new rule is enforceable. but this business owner had no idea.

>> yes, some people to show some people didn't chill. i to find the was the rules say move. >> and businesses have until mid-october to require proof of vaccination reporting from berkeley. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> time now to get a check of our forecast. it looks absolutely beautiful outside this morning. hopefully dave, it's not so hot. i know that we're in a slight, although it's kind of hard to tell a few degrees are we going to have at least a comfortable weekend. i'm talking 80's here in 80's. you know, we're in the 80's for hangover that has agenda. i can appreciate the 80's out. there you go, nohelin. well, good morning. good morning, everybody. i'm delivering treats today on that front, although warming up a little bit tomorrow. that will be temporary and you get a little flavor fall later this week here in the cloud. here is the cloud cover in the fog this morning at half moon bay but elsewhere around the bay. it's starting to lift off. and because of what we had from late last week. we've had our atmosphere cleaned out a little bit. this is nice to report the live air quality.

look at all that green right across central valley here going off to san francisco as well. so that's a nice sight to see with everything as long as that. as far as the winds are concerned, a little bit of calm single digits. we don't see any major winds kicking up here in the short term period and watching future cast for going forward. we see some scattered clouds up towards the north as we get into tonight and a little bit into tomorrow morning. but basically a little bit of warm-up phase. we're expecting for tomorrow with all of this long range forecast. all want to point out what this is another little front drop south by the latter portion of the week that will cool us back off yet again. all right. let's do it. not 4 zone forecast. check things out look at how hot it is in the inland valleys. got upper 90's in central valley. 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco lower 60's at the coast. 70 for burlingame to the south will do around mid 70's. so this all feels good, not the 80's anymore. in the south bay, even some 80's as well.

85 morgan hill. we have 90's just a couple days ago, lower 70's. you can see east bay shoreline tri valley, lower. 80's happening 83 for walnut creek. the at 7184 going on for fairfield. 76 for napa and 81 for santa rosa again warming up a little bit tomorrow. but we drop back to the 80's for the remainder of the week. mostly sunny skies in the period. well. thanks. stay. we do want to take. >> ourselves back to pennsylvania now where former president george w bush is speaking honor and suffering. >> all that many could here was god's terrible silence. there are many who still struggle. with a lonely pain that cuts deep within. and those fateful hours. we learned other lessons as well. we saw that americans were vulnerable. but not fragile. that they possess a core strengths that survived the worst that life can bring. we

learned their bravery is more common than we imagined. emerging with sudden splendor. in the face of death. we vividly felt how every hour with our loved ones. was a temporary and holy gift. and we found that even the longest days and. many of us are trying to make spiritual sense of these events. there is no simple explanation for the mix of providence and human will. that session direction of our lives. but comfort can come from a different sort of knowledge. after he won during long lost in the dark. many have found there were actually walking. step by step toward grace. as a nation are adjustments have been profound. many americans struggle to understand why an and amy would hate us with such a deal. the security

measures incorporated into our lives. are both sources of comfort. and reminders of our vulnerability. and we have seen growing evidence. that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders. but from gathers within. there's little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad in violent extremists at home. but then there's just a full and their disregard for human life. in their determination to defile national shambles. they are children of the same foul spirit. and it is our continuing duty to confront them. after 9.11. millions of brave americans stepped forward and volunteered to serve in the armed forces. the military measures taken over the last 20 years to pursue dangers at their source. have

led to debate. but one thing is certain. we sure to all who have fought our nation's most recent battles. let me speak directly to veterans and people in uniform. because you pursued at the call of duty is the noblest america has to offer. you have shielded your fellow citizens from danger. you have defended the beliefs of your country. and advance the rights of the downtrodden. you have been the face of hope. and mercy and dark places. you've been a force for good in the world. nothing that is followed. can tarnish your honor. or diminish your accomplishments. do you enter the honored dead. our country is forever grateful. in the

weeks and months following the 9.11 attacks. i was proud to lead amazing resilient united people. >> when it comes to the unity of america. those days seem distant from our own. maligned for seems at work in our common life and we will continue to listen in on president george w bush. she was in office the day of 9.11. you might recall that he was in florida speaking to children that morning. he was reading to kids when the secret service kept whispering in his ear. >> the first time the first plane hit the tower. he was steady and then the second time they whispered into his that this was not an accident. he stayed steady and then he got up and then they left america. you might recall, they had to rush into a bunker and oklahoma. so he remembers 9.11 will continue to bring you live looks from the ceremo

>> taking you back alive. now it seems the ceremony in san francisco honoring the 9.11 victims 20 years later has just wrapped up. we are going to have some live reports from our reporter camila barco. she's and is going to bring us the a little bit more of what we didn't see. but we didn't catch here when we were showing you that ceremony live. there are ceremonies, of

course, happening all across the country this morning will continue to bring you live reports from there throughout the morning. so camila barco. we'll have a recap of what's going on. the 9.11 ceremonies happen every year in san francisco. but this being the 20th anniversary. >> that's why we saw so many dignitaries there. we will have comple california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running!

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station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> to get my first grader ready for school. >> and was star day across the country as we mark 20 years since the september 11th terror attacks that killed thousands of americans are taking a live look now at the ceremony taking place in shanksville, pennsylvania. so we just heard former president george w bush speak. we are waiting for vice president kamala harris. >> to take the podium. but you can clearly hear everybody has their personal stories to tell noel if we can. let's listen in just a little bit before we go to jax park school support staff. >> joined hands around the school for a moment of silence. we mourned together. every year on this day river. remember those? we lost. we remember the first responders who ran and when everyone was running out. we remember the

emergency crews who helped in the aftermath of that fateful day. we remember where we were and how we felt. and on this hollowed ground. we remember the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to save others. we honor their families and we recognize the selfless patriotism they demonstrated on that september morning, 20 years ago. it is with the support of the families of flight 93 the flight 93 advisory commission. the flight 93 memorial task force friends of flight 93 and the national park foundation that this memorial serves as an enduring reminder of their bravery. there's no way to know how many lives these hero saved. but we show our gratitude by visiting this place. with loved ones and

most importantly, building a country where their children and grandchildren can thrive. building a country of which they would be proud. we at the interior department will live right now. the 3 was headed to san francisco before the passengers and the crew members stormed the cockpit. >> including mark being on his famous words in a well, let's roll. there was a rumor that it was supposed to circle back and slam into the white house, which is why you just heard her say you cannot calculate how many lives they saved by storming the cockpit shanksville, pennsylvania is sacred ground definitely. and like she said that memorial is there for people to visit to pay their respects to those in that we're going to continue to bring you live looks at different ceremonies that are happening across the country this morning on this 20th anniversary. >> of 9.11. we do want to

bring in your home. there was a ceremony in san francisco that wrapped up just a bit ago we'll have a live report from there in just a bit. but first, we want to give you a check of your weather forecast. dave spahr sanding by. so it's going to be in the 80's and lunch today yeah, noel marty well. let's just like marty when that haha. well, as one of the new guys here. yeah. anyway, friend okay. good morning, everybody. we some cooler temperatures happening inland. that's right. we're going to retire the 90's just for one day. they're coming back again for tomorrow. however. >> and we'll have a slight uptick. but then a little break in the fall again to the latter portion of the week ahead. so we do have a little bit of relief on that front right now we're dealing with some of the fog in around the media bay area. we're seeing some clearing along the east bay shoreline, just a thin layer of that fog. you can see hovering right over the bay for right now the golden gate bridge. it's a little bit more ominous looking. this is the last place the fog tends to clear any way. there you see the flag there at half staff and a little bit of a breeze going on here. meanwhile, here

is the fog forecast in the next couple of hours. the should mix out here and going into mostly sunny mode for most of the bay. we should probably clear out along the coast to for now we're 60's along the east bay shoreline a chilly 54 for freeman 64 going on for antioch and 55 coming in for nevado. it is colder this morning than yesterday by a couple of degrees. hey, we'll take it. 5 degrees less for livermore. the breakdown today 77 by high noon mid afternoon at 84 soaking it up again, slight little warm-up happen for tomorrow. but then we will see a cool down into next week. well, more on that in a bit. noel. >> thanks. stay. we do want to bring you back now to shanksville, pennsylvania, where vice president kamala harris is speaking this morning with the cement, a deal. >> every time you to your children. drop them off a college. you have felt every day. every week. and every year. that has passed these 20 years. so please know your

nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. on hallowed ground. at this place. that has been sanctified. i sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face of grave terrorism. i remember when i first learned about what happened on that fateful flight. what happened on flight 93. told us then. and it still tells us so much. about the courage of those on board who gave everything they possibly could. about the resolve of the first responders who risked everything. and about the resilience of the american people. on this 20th

anniversary. on this solemn day of remembrance. we must challenge ourselves. yes, to look back to remember. for the sake of our children. for the sake of their children. for that reason. we must also look forward. we must also look. toward the future. because in the end, i do believe that is what. the 40 we're fighting for. their future. and hours. on the days that followed september 11th 2000. one. we were all reminded. that unity is possible in america. we were reminded also. that unity. it is imperative. in america. it is essential. to

our shared prosperity. to our national security. and to our standing in the world. >> and by unity, i don't mean uniformity. we had differences of opinion in 2000. one. as we do in 2021. and i believe that in america. our diversity is our strength. at the same time. we saw after 9.11 how fear can be used to sow division in our nation. as sikh and muslim americans were targeted because of how they look to how they were shipped. but we also saw. what happens when so many americans in the spirit of our nation. stand in solidarity. with all people

and their fellow american with those who experience violence and discrimination. when we stand together. and looking back. we remember. the vast majority of americans. we're unified in purpose. to help families heal. to help communities recover. to defend our nation. and to keep us safe. in a time of out right. terror. we turned toward each other. in the face of a stranger. we saw a neighbor and a friend. that time reminded us. the significance and strength. of our unity as americans and that it is possible in america. so.

moments from now. we will leave this hallowed place. still carrying with us. the pain. of this loss. this tremendous loss. and still. the future. we'll continue to unfold. we will face new challenges challenges that we could not have seen 20 years ago. we will seize opportunities. that were at one time unimaginable. and we know. that what lies ahead. it's not certain it is never certain. it has never been. but i know this. if we do the hard work. of working together as americans. if we remain. united in purpose. we will be prepared. for whatever comes

next. the 40 passengers and crew members. a flight 93. as we all know, they did. they each other. most of them didn't know each other. there were different people from different places. they were on that particular flight for different reasons. but they did not focus on what may separate us. they focused on what we all share. on the humanity. we all share. in a matter of minutes. in the most dire of circumstances. the 40. responded as one. they fought for their own lives. and to save the lives of countless others at our nation's capital. after today. it is my hope and prayer. that we

continue to honor their courage. their conviction. with our own. that we honor their unity. by strengthening our common by strengthening our global partnerships. and but always living out. our highest ideals. this work will not be easy. it never has been. and it will take all of us believing. and who we are. as the nation. and it will take all of us going forth. to work together. thank you all may god bless you and may god bless america. thank you. >> we just listens to vice president kamala harris talk about those who died on flight

93 in shanksville. pennsylvania. she was speaking to the families at first of the passengers and crew members saying that our nation sees you and we stand with you. she also said unity is imperative in america. it is imperative to our national security we're going to continue to bring you the latest details from the ceremonies across the country as the morning goes on for an ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. who wants some dress shirts!? for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today.

>> welcome back. 8.17 here on this saturday morning. september 11th. we are continuing to just remember those were killed and and those who fought for our freedoms here following. >> 9.11. we're continuing bring you ceremony is live across the country this morning. we just heard vice president kamala harris speak at shanksville, pennsylvania, of course, new york city ground 0 that went on a few

hours ago and then we do know that president joe biden. >> he will be at the pentagon a little bit later. and of course, san francisco. we were impacted because flight 93 that crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. that flight was supposed to head to san francisco. so lots going on is noel just mention and we will continue to balance all over the country with all the festivities. but if you're just waking up this morning. you want to know. i know you get out their workout. you want to know long sleeve, short sleeve this morning. day. >> well, we'll know al. good morning. good morning, everybody. you'll probably want to do. maybe both. that's long sleeve, the start. inland particular this afternoon. it's still going to fill in the 80's, though, a bit on the warmer side however, okay to break here from some of that. we had so much. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see this is the place for the fog lingers, although it's clearing over most of the bay as we speak for right now, a look at those winds on when single digits. calm winds is pretty much what we're looking at. not much more than that either. so we don't expect

much more that even with daytime heating happening. but at least that high has lifted. that's good news. we now cool off a little bit and long range for the week ahead. we're going to allow the traverse of some fronts coming in from the northwest. not going bring us any rain, but at least will help cool things off. that's the one nice thing we had from what we late last week, lower 60's cover good chunk of the east bay 69 going on for antioch up to the north bay. you see the 50's and cased 61 for san jose 57. meanwhile, for san francisco, it looks pretty clear for today. but tonight it looks like story star watchers up in the north bay looks like a collection of some cloud cover overnight a bit, then that should clear out for tomorrow to see a driver develop yet again that will push back those temperatures a little bit as we get into later during the next week for for this weekend. it's a mild saturday, woman up a little bit tomorrow. 80's going on today. will return to 90's on sunday. but again, another cooling trend is expected to

next week in the temperatures popping in the 90's early in the week. 70's, by the way, keep that the bay then late in the week we have mild for late with 80's returning well, inland. so a nice little flavor fall as these fronts finally can get through and give us some cooling. not the only thing is they can bring some rain with them. 64 san francisco 68 today for oakland 76 the south has a lot of 70's going on too. so feel pretty good. mild and sunny for today across the wider bay there. we have plenty of 80's in the far east bay up to the north bay, 70's and 80's mixture. of course, we'll have more on this and the 4 zone forecast in a bit. well, will. >> dave, if you're heading to walnut creek, if you live in walnut creek, don't be alarmed. if you see a lot of police officers a little bit more than usual walking around. the chief says it's for your protection. >> that's right. they're going to be extra foot patrols throughout the downtown area. this comes after 2 isolated incidents earlier this week. one involving shots fired the other resulted in a person being injured. kron four's. amanda hari has story.

>> and we want everybody to have a good time. but safely new walnut creek chief of police jamie knox says the city is known for safety. but last weekend there were a few incidents of violence. >> this is a unusual for walnut creek. that's usually a very safe town. but with covid restrictions lifting you know, we're finding more and more people want to come to downtown woman create the first incident happened early sunday morning around 1240. >> a security guard at dan's irish sports bar stop the patron that was trying to force his way into the bar. >> it got physical and the patron fell and hit his head on the ground. the guard was arrested sunday night. just a few blocks away on north main street. a couple attempted to dine and the owner confronted them and they paid as they drove away. they fired 3 shots in the air. no one was hit. just want to send a message to

our community that we do take things seriously. chief knox was sworn in less than 2 weeks ago and he wants to make sure under his reign. it stays a safe city. >> but some residents aren't worry. my first reaction is that it's unnecessary. jonathan perkins has lived in walnut creek for more than 40 years. he was downtown walking his dog walnut creek, california. you know, i mean, are you kidding me. we're all blessed to be here. he says despite these isolated incidents, he's not concerned at never felt unsafe walking down the street in this place. >> stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

>> welcome back. it is estimated that meetings and conventions generate 3 to 4 billion dollars a year here in san francisco. that's when you add up the put on a meeting as well as all the money people and up spending on things like hotels and restaurants or shopping the city, though, hasn't seen that kind of money since before the pandemic began. but now conventions have started to return to the mosconi center for the first time in 18 months. kron four's dan kerman has details. >> the sidewalks in front of san francisco's muskogee center are crowded again and not with those seeking a covid-19 vaccine. these are some of the 3,000 people attending the california dental association's annual conference. it's nice to be

here. >> and just finally be able to safely do something. >> rather than being at home think they did a really good job and everyone has to be vaccinated. >> making sure vaccination so. >> it's safe. the number of those attending is far below the out. but it's still helpful for hotels which can survive on tourists alone. >> with conferences. they bring people to our city, but they bring our employees back to work when the hotels are busier. we bring more people back to work hotels are busier, more restaurants, get extra business and that means people coming back to work is also. >> one market is one of those restaurants that seeing an uptick in business, not just from the dental convention but smaller meetings that have been going on at nearby hotels. you know, we still have a long ways to go. but we're taking steps in the right direction as these of meetings that begin to return its estimated meetings and conventions. generate 3 to 4 billion dollars a year in san francisco recovery to that

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>> welcome back. just about to be 8.30 here on this saturday morning. will to beautiful. one outside. look at that little bit breezy day by see the flags just back and forth but is pretty much a picture perfect day and being a gen x or when you said 80 s. >> i'm loving that was a live look there at sfo a little bit of a like a string of fog kind of sitting there. >> it is 8.30 this morning here in san francisco, there is a stair climb on california street 55 california street, i believe is the address of that happening all in memory of those who perished on 9.11. we're going to have a live report from san francisco in just a bit. but we do want to get you that look of your forecast. hey, dave will know. well, good morning. good morning, everybody. you were just referencing sfo. good news. there are no delays happening just a little bit of fog are breaking out a little bit and those temperatures will be a bit more palatable. >> the what we experience even from as recently as last week. the one good thing about all that. we have all that nonsense late in the week was

at least that front was able to come through and actually clean things out for us. very nicely. not always or air quality. much better cooler temperatures, although a little heat pump is expected for tomorrow and temperatures will kind of jostle back and forth a little bit. but cooling off by the latter portion of the week ahead. east bay shoreline. there's that little bit of fog. you can see right above the bay just a touch and half moon bay still kind of overcast at this hour. that's one of the problems with this. that's a hard area along the coast to get that fog to clear out. winds are calm the single digits and that will remain the case. we don't see really much in the way of winds going on today or even tomorrow. but the versus the rangers. one. '07, game time temperatures in the mid 60's. again, not much of a breeze, but it will be a chilly one at that out of the northwest at about 10, currently right now. we have lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline 69 for antioch 60 livermore in 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay 77 suspected by high noon. you see some of the clouds and fog clouds breaking out a little bit here from the bay bridge

toll plaza 84 by mid-afternoon coming up a little bit. of course, we'll be checking in at 4 zone forecast for you and look at the extent that as well. noel will. >> dave, of course, there are ceremonies taking place across the country. i'm sure noel every city is having their own 9.11 ceremony, san francisco. no different. san francisco is near and dear to 9.11 because flight 93 was supposed to head to san francisco and the honor the victims every year. a ceremony was held earlier this morning w showed you some of the live images and voices that were coming from their kron four's camila barco is live from there this morning with more details come to >> and also they just finished wrapping the ceremony. crews are here cleaning up. but let's just talk about how the ceremonies are always moving. you think back to where you were on that day and for many people, they think back to their loved ones, their colleagues, those who rushed to danger to save lives. but

unfortunately died now here in san francisco. they always hold this ceremony. but this year it's a little bit different. san francisco fire department joined forces with the police department to host a ceremony the always a ring the bell and this time they rang the bell 3 times at the same time the south tower was hit. firefighters also called out the names of every first responder that was killed on 9.11, 343 firefighters and 71 a law enforcement lost their lives in the initial untaxed. now in attendance was mayor london breed. the president of san francisco fire commission and carry on the brother of betty on betty was a san franciscan and a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 on september 11. she is credited as being a national hero after she alerted authorities that the flight she and many others

were on was hijacked. harry says her sisters actions prompted thousands of flights in the air at that time to land to the nearest airport and possibly saving many people's lives. now, i just spoke to harry just a few moments ago and he tells me that this is the first time he has attended one of these ceremonies and he says well, he was able to speak about that. he it's never. easy to talk about this. and he says that while many people hold a ceremony and talk about this maybe once a year it sticks with him every single day. now 11 firefighters from the san francisco fire department did go out to new york city to help. and i i was able to speak to one of them. and he says that the most heartbreaking part. trying just trying to talk to people who had to make a life or death decision about what to do in those moments. noel, back to you. camilla, thank you for that live report. i

can tell your emotional talking about it. we know that the folks who are speaking. >> earlier today were very emotional as well. you've spoken with betty ong's brother before. and i know that you've heard his heartache over the years. their dad kept watching the news every day until his passing of 2007. i mean, the first anniversary he couldn't even go out to their her grave site. it has impacted their lives and the lives of everybody. >> for ever more about what happened. she was the one who was in the back of the plane on flight 11 and she called calmly coolly and that allow the authorities to know. wait a minute, this was not an accident yeah. something devious was going on diabolical was going on and that's way she is credited with being a national hero. there is a recreation center in san francisco's chinatown where she played as a child. it has been renamed. the betty ong said her. so she is a national hero through and through and she is she belongs to us line. the 9.11 attacks, of course, still weigh heavy

on the minds of millions. but for some flight crew. they say the heroic actions taken by their co-workers that day do does give them purpose 20 years later. >> vanguard spoke with a retired flight attendant who says the voices from the sky that morning where her very best friends. >> american 11 to hear about center ring consequence are one of them. my name to the and my routine. >> my routine. the flight 11.

>> flight attendant charlene jones put on this uniform to work flight 1100's of times and for more than 20 years she was based in boston flying coast to coast with her friends that are young and amy sweeney. >> and that in i already knew other from training. was ad. eh c'est 87 party, too. i was in class 87 body 3 betty ong flew for 14 years. >> a person known for carrying her infectious smile down the aisle of any plane. she was working. she had a calm cool demeanor that shine on a day that our country fell into >> are it would apply to 11. >> the pilot. >> the moment terrorist took over the flight. young picked

up the air phone and dialed american airlines reservations. her call was routed to the raleigh. north carolina call son her calm voice described what was happening on board that plane. >> betting it. i'm number 3 on flight. 11. >> another 105 to do >> she all the information online. and then they knew. >> the plane was >> joked with her boss. sir, we have a hijacked aircraft headed towards the new york metro area. departed washington board from her jump seat in the back of the plane. >> betty ong relayed in valuable information about the men who strong arm their way onto the flight deck after murdering 2 flight attendants,

a flight attendant. amy sweeney also made calls and she relayed her information to flight service manager michael woodward in you know they were getting into >> nearly 3,000 people lost their life that day. 87 of those were on board flight. 11. >> they returned home. it not to this family's everything changed after september 11th for charlene. but it was what she held on to that gave her the strength for the last 20 years. >> it's her prime and the responsibility she carries a flight crew member every time she puts on she told herself do it for flight left. >> what we do. they, of course, a that is what, if

any, on and september 11. >> the 25 flight attendants pilots lost on september 11. will forever be honored here at the world trade center memorial in lower manhattan. but as for flight 11 and they'll always be remembered as the voice from the sky, the very first to tell america it was under attack. and the world trade center memorial. i'm hawker vanguard. back to you. >> we'll be right back.

>> let's get back to another big story that affects all of us. the wildfires, noel, they're still burning evacuations. however, fortunately have lifted as some of the fire crews, they're getting the upper hand on the caldor fire in el dorado county. but authorities, they're still warning people to be careful as they come home. the caldor fire is right now. 53% contained. the flames have burned more than 218,000 acres so far destroying more than 900 buildings. >> meanwhile, the dixie fire still burning in parts of 5 counties, just east of chico.

so far it's burned more than 950,000 acres. it is 59% contained after 2 months of burning and lassen county, several evacuation orders and warnings have been down graded over the last week. more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed by this fire and cal fire says a wildfire that destroyed more than 100 homes last month was caused by human activity. the river fire began on august 4th >> bear river campground near colfax off of. i 80 cal fire says the fire was ignited in the overnight camping area but did not say exactly how someone started it. the flames burned more than 2600 acres. and we're fully contained by august 13th. >> stick with us. kron 00:00am morning news continues with more news after the break.

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it was a total game changer. here on this saturday morning. it's time for another check of our weather forecast. dave, i got to tell you, freckles are just coming this summer has not been good to me because it's been hot have been lathering with tell me last year to do it. >> that's how. negligent i've been so long put sunscreen on. now we got by will's freckles barometer here to get her ex going on. should have a freckle meter. yes, for frankel meter. we all right. well, no. well, good morning. in the freckles as well. good morning, we have overcast

conditions happened at the coast there. half moon bay. >> that's going to be probably problematic throughout much of the day. the golden gate bridge. that will probably start to clear out as we get to the late morning toll approaching at about noon or so. but let's celebrate this. the air quality has improved so much after that front moves through. we're in the green category for just about everywhere because of that front, that march on through. we're seeing that across central valley as well as the bay area. so this is a nice big improvement here. also because this high weekend, we're going to see some sun series of fronts come our way will help reinforce the cooling trend calm conditions across most of the bay a little bit of a light breeze and we won't see a heavier wind going on for today either. meanwhile, in future cast for one-note some scattered clouds appear the north bay overnight tonight to tomorrow morning. star star watch is up in the north. that could be a little tougher there. but the next front is due to get here by the middle of the week to reinforce some cooler air here after little he pump going on long range forecast models tell us so we have a little warm up early in the week and then by

wednesday, thursday, it marches on through yeah. we don't any wind coming with that or i'm sorry, any rain. but at least it continues to cool us off. so we're getting a little flavor fall with that upper 90's. the central valley today 64 san francisco down south 70's and 80's. but in the 4 zone forecast. look at the contrast here 64 san francisco, ok, lower 60's at the coast, though, millbrae at 6870 for burning game. dow the south. we're still in the 70's palo alto 74 redwood city 76 in the south bay to in the 70's except what's got us 8185 for morgan hill but 76 for cupertino. so this is a nice little improvement. lower 70's along the east bay shoreline to the south. lower 80's for for tri valley. 83 walnut creek 85 for concord. 65. meanwhile, for berkeley, the check-in at 7176 for now, 84 for fairfield. at 80 to 81 for santa rosa and more. those lower 80's down south 75 valley. so let's do it in the 7 day forecast here. a little

bit of a bump sunday, then it's back to the 80's. it looks like after wednesday and into the weekend as the success of system comes by. we start to get these as we get closer to winter and sooner or later will start to scrounge up some rain with that will. >> this morning. we continue to honor the victims of 9.11 this being the 20th anniversary of those attacks. thousands of people were killed on that day. 25,000 people injured. and of course, that set off a world event as we started to mobilize and attack other countries after 9.11. so it definitely is a big world history event and that day, of course, had plenty of heroes as well, including our bay area zone lauren grandcolas, kron four's. rob fladeboe spoke with lauren's husband jack by his late wife's life and legacy. >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas is asked for life was evident for anyone who was fortunate enough to have known her. but tragically, her life was cut short when she boarded the ill-fated flight 93 on 9.11.

lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life. i caught up with lauren's husband jack recently in monterey as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free for greater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perilous. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissance. to band together to vote to come up with a plan and then to

execute that plan over a rural area is astonishing to me. >> lauren was heading home to sandra fell from her grandmother's funeral in new jersey. she and jack were expecting their first child. he shared part of the heartfelt message she left calling from the plane. she said i just love you more than anything. know that. >> so that i would be left with any haunting even in moments of their peril. she wanted to comfort me. we need the message that i want you to go on. if i don't get through this, don't let them get you to. and she said i just love you more than anything. know that please tell my family, i love them too. the buyer. >> a native of houston, the university of texas graduate was a high level marketing manager by trade and an aspiring author emt trained in the daughter of a football coach, lawrence beilein today appears on the inspiring. you can do it. the merit badge

handbook for grown-up it's a hand. but for adult women. >> learning and growing you know, gaining more self-confidence self-esteem and their adult life just like you learn when you got your bags as a child. >> really great. you look great up there. remarried now, but still healing jack fondly recalls there are many adventures including skydiving and how laura not only inspired him but no doubt inspired her fellow heroes on flight 93 jack says the memorial to their heroics is symbolic of what people can do when they are united against evil. it's been a long journey for the to get this done. >> it's a sense of relief that it's done. it can stand as a beacon in perpetuity for what people can do if they just come together. >> rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> this is tough day.

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for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news i'm will tran and i'm noelle bellow. it is 09:00am here on this saturday september 11th. >> we have a lot to get to this morning. we'll bring you back to san francisco where ceremony honoring. >> victims of 9.11 took place earlier this morning. but first we do want to get you a check of your forecast. looks like a beautiful day out there. dave spahr. >> yeah, good noel well, good morning, everybody. we do have temperatures that will be a little bit more behaving looks like over the today. a little cooler than tomorrow. tomorrow. it could be a little bit of heat pump coming our way but not a heat spike, though. so we'll be pretty pleasant on that front. the start to break up a little bit and certainly downtown san francisco are seeing a lot of blue skies up above their clean out the atmosphere. that front of all utley. did after he got done with all the nonsense here were finally cleared out. there you have it. and cooler temperatures behind all that to now the golden gate is always a slow spot to clear this all out here speaking of that fog, just give it a couple of hours and that will depart the coast may be a pro more problematic.

however temperatures in the 60's over most the real estate we have 56 for half moon bay 58 for santa rosa 69 for antioch. and we're catching up were a couple degrees ahead of the east bay for right now. although trailing in the south bay and a little bit up the north bay too. so breaking your day down about 81 at 1 o'clock at 4. let's to 84 again tomorrow. heat pump, but we do see a little fall-like weather as we get into next week. noel. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning. ceremonies being held all across the country to honor the victims of the september 11th terror attacks 20 years later. this is video here of president biden as he arrived shanksville, pennsylvania believe this morning. that was his first stop. that was new york city. you can see him eating the crowd there, noel. and after that he boarded a plane to shanksville. >> he did not speak at shanksville. we did hear from former president george w bush as well as vice president kamala harris. so the president is, however, obviously going around to some

of the key locations and we do expect him to be at back in washington, dc at the pentagon in arlington a little bit later this morning. >> earlier this morning there was a ceremony as we mentioned in shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the lives of the victims of flight 93 which headed to san francisco when it crashed there in a pennsylvania field. >> vice president kamala harris spoke at the ceremony. here is part of what she had to say. it is truly an honor to be with all of you at this field of honor. we are joined today. of course, by the family and friends of the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93. and we stand today with all those lost someone on 9/11/2000. one. and in the aftermath of the attacks. so many in our nation. too many and our nation. have deeply felt the passage of time. these last 20 years. every

birthday your loved one mask. every holiday. every time her favorite team won. for his favorite song came on the radio. every time you to your children. i dropped them off at college. you have felt every day. every week. and every year. that has passed these 20 years. so please know your nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. and how a brand. at this place. that has been sanctified. a sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face of grave terrorism. i remember when i

first learned about what happened on that fateful flight. what happened and flight 93. told us then. and it still tells us so much. about the courage of those on board who gave everything they possibly could. >> beautiful words. they're spoken by our vice president kamala harris. this was the scene earlier this morning at the pentagon, an american flag unfurled at sunrise to honor the victims who lost their lives when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the side of this building. president biden is going to be attending a ceremony there at the pentagon later this afternoon. >> san francisco is one of several cities across the bay area holding ceremonies to honor those who were killed during the 9.11 terrorist attacks. a ceremony was held earlier this morning we showed you a bit of it. we kept kind of going in and out live during the ceremony very early this morning. kron four's

camila barco was there. she joins us live now this morning with more details camila. >> heidi, also. yeah, that ceremony wrapped up about an hour ago. and this was the first time really that san francisco fire department and the police department were able to come together and join forces and put on a ceremony. on 9.11. they tell me that this was their chance to stand together as a public agency to remember those first responders who rushed towards danger and died trying to save the lives of others. 343 firefighters and 71 law enforcement lost their lives in the initial attacks. the ceremony today. also included the ringing of the church bell which symbolizes the time the south tower was hit as a fire also called out the needs of every firefighter killed on 9.11, mayor london breed. the president of san francisco fire commission and harry on.

>> the brother of betting on were in attendance. betty was a hit from san francisco and a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 on september 11. she is credited as being national hero after she alerted authorities that the flight she had many others were on was hijacked. kerry says her sister's actions prompted thousands of flight across the country in the air at that time. so land to the nearest airport. perry tells me that this is the first time that. he was able to attend the ceremony and moan many others, you know, think about 9.11 on the day of he thinks about his sister every single day. now 11 firefighters from san francisco did fly out to new york city to help out. >> in those efforts. i did speak to one of them. and he says that the most heartbreaking part of it all was hearing from people about the decision whether on what to do that day. some of those

were life or death decisions are going to hear from him later on. >> no. back to you. thank you so camila, for that report is firefighters as you know well, they're very close. it's a close profession. and all family, all family. they take it personally. whenever one of theirs is killed across the country and that day was the single biggest incident as far as casualties firefighters in our country's history with first responders first responders with 300 and 40 firefighters killed that day and 72 firefighters just on that day. we're not even talking about the effects of all the things that they inhaled. yeah. after that. >> we do have much more coming up from across the country this morning. coming up, we do have some local headlines to tell you about as well. san pablo police still looking for a shooting suspect. new video showing how it all happened coming up after the break. and

welcome back. san pablo police they are releasing new surveillance video in hopes of finding a shooter and the shooting happened. >> during the middle of the day in july on july first on san pablo dam road just east of interstate 80 investigators say the shooters car was traveling in the opposite direction of the victims car when they pulled up to the driver's side of the victim's car and then they say somebody started shooting. they say

someone sitting in the backseat of the suspects vehicle pointed a gun out the window and then fired shots or shot. i mean, excuse me, shot or shots. the driver was hit and seriously injured. this is an image of the suspect's car. police believe is a dark colored car. late model honda crossover. so if you know this, they are still waiting for leads information to track down the people who did this day. >> are you nice recovery from some are a little bit as we get a flavor of fall today temperatures in the 80's. even in the inland valleys will

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>> 9.14 here on this saturday morning. it's time for another check of our weather forecast just looking at the picture window here looks absolutely beautiful outside and san francisco this morning day. we're not seeing 90's, at least not a lot of locations us all about the 80's right. and that's important for gen oh, there you go. well, you know, like today. but tomorrow we're getting to kind of the 90's a little bit there, you know, bag and blame little r e m or okay. anyway, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. in the by the way, some of that fog is lingering a little bit here around the golden gate. that's usually a problem area little half moon bay. >> but on balance, most of the bay starting to open up to mostly sunny skies with clean dot the atmosphere a little bit from all that business we had late last week which would just bring us some stratus rain. but unfortunately got we did. and now in the wake of all of that. we have some cooler air that filtering in behind that frontal system. so that will take look at

temperatures. now we're in the 60's over most of the bay's. you can see 65 off to livermore 73 antioch and a mixture of 60's and 50's up to the north bay winds calm to single digits will see the typical uptick that happens but not really much more than beyond that because i don't see any systems moving things. so not that plea. we do see systems passing within the week ahead, though, and that's good news because that's kind of opening up the door to fall and the next step will be winter and starting to get back in the wet season before we get there, it says free cosmetic. what we're getting here in future cast for scattered clouds. looks like for tonight. the timing of that up in the north bay. sorry, star watchers. most of the bay will really be impacted by that. you can't rule out a little bit of coastal drizzle with that too. kind of a weak system. as you can see into monday here. but temperatures will still continue to climb early in the week. so 90's expected for sunday in case you missed them, they're back in the inland valleys tomorrow, early in the week. warm with those temperatures staying in the 90's, it looks like for the early part of the week. latter

portion of the week. we bang back again. that's right. we'll get the 80's here and we'll get a little flavor. some cooler weather here as we kind of get into a touch of fault coming our way highs today. 64 san francisco 68 for oakland 76 for san jose. the south. a lot of 70's going on for today. that feels good there you have the 80's off to the far east bay also 80's and 70's up to the north bay course little bit. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and check in. to that extent it too well. >> we are remembering the victims of 9.11 this morning. 20 years after the most devastating terror attack on us soil the attacks weigh heavy on the minds of millions. but for some flight crews, they say the heroic actions taken by their co-workers that day gives them purpose 20 years later, everybody has a 9.11 story where you were, what you were doing. what went through your mind and your heart. >> one of those flight attendants was betty ann ong right here from san francisco. a woman who was believed to be

the very first person to alert authorities about the hijacking hawker vanguard talked with one of her closest friends who still holds body near and dear to her heart. >> an 11 to hear about center ring consequences that are one to 7 my name to 11 1 11 >> my routine. my routine. the flight 11. >> flight attendant charlene jones put on this uniform to work flight 1100's of times and for more than 20 years she was based in boston flying coast to coast with her friends that are young and amy sweeney. >> and betty and i already knew other from training. was ad. eh s 87 party, too. i was in class 87 body 3 flew for 14 years. >> a person known for carrying her infectious smile down the aisle of any plane. she was working. she had a calm cool demeanor that shine on a day

that our country fell into >> are it would apply to 11 the pilot, the moment terrorists took over the flight deck. >> young picked up the air phone and dialed american airlines reservations. her call was routed to the raleigh. north carolina call center her calm voice described what was happening on board that plane. >> i'm betty ong. i'm number 3 on flight. 11. >> another 105 to do >> she passed the information along. and a new. the plane was

>> i joke with her boss. we have a hijacked aircraft headed towards the new york metro area. departed washington board from her jump seat in the back of the plane. >> betty ong relayed in valuable information about the men who strong arm their way onto the flight deck after murdering 2 flight attendants, a flight attendant. amy sweeney also made calls and she relayed her information to flight service manager michael woodward in you they were getting into a >> nearly 3,000 people lost their life that day. 87 of those were on board flight. 11. >> they returned home. it not to not to this family's

everything changed after september 11th for charlene. but it was what she held on to that gave her the strength for the last 20 years. >> it's her prime and the responsibility she carries a flight crew member every time she puts on that. you she told herself do it for flight 11. >> what we do. with for safety. and that is what, if any, on moves. we need. september 11. >> 25 flight attendants pilots lost on september 11. will forever be honored here at the world trade center memorial in lower manhattan. but as for flight 11 and they'll always be remembered as the voice from the sky, the very first to tell america it was under attack. and the world trade center memorial. i'm hawker vanguard. back to you.

>> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news conventions are back at the muskogee center for the first time in a little over a year. things are shaping up as far as hotels and businesses and restaurants. we will have that coming up right after the commercial break.

>> 9.24 on this saturday morning. and it's estimated meetings and conventions.

generate 3 to 4 billion dollars a year here in san francisco. that's when you add up the cost to put on the meeting as well as all the money that people spend on hotels and restaurants shopping. the city hasn't seen that kind of money, though, since before the pandemic began but conventions have now returned to moscow. center for the first time in 18 months. kron four's dan kerman has details. >> the sidewalks in front of san francisco's moscone center are crowded again and not with those seeking a covid-19 vaccine. these are some of the 3,000 people attending the california dental association's annual conference. it's nice to be here. >> and just finally be able to safely do something. >> rather than being at home think they did a really good job and everyone has to be vaccinated. >> making sure vaccination so. >> it's safe. the number of those attending is far below the out. but it's still helpful for hotels which can survive on tourists alone. >> with conferences. they bring people to our city, but

they bring our employees back to work when the hotels are busier. we bring more people back to work hotels are busier, more restaurants, get extra business and that means people coming back to work is also. >> one market is one of those restaurants that seeing an uptick in business, not just from the dental convention but smaller meetings that have been going on at nearby hotels. you know, we still have a long ways to go. but we're taking steps in the right direction as meetings that begin to return its estimated meetings and conventions. generate 3 to 4 billion dollars a year in san francisco recovery to that level is not expected until 2025 but industry leaders agree this is a good start. >> it's telling the world that san francisco is open and it's a safe city to come into your meetings. now, this is just the first of 3 convention scheduled for the month of september. that's the good news. the bad news is some convention scheduled for october and november had canceled. >> but they're hoping things

will get back on track at the beginning of 2022 at the moscone center in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and as we head to break, september is hunger action month kron 4 is partnering with feeding america to help and food insecurity scan the qr code on your screen. for more information on how to donate to local food charities right here in the bay area. you can watch all month long as we highlight local organizations making a difference in our community.

>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 4 morning news 9.30, on this saturday. taking a live look outside from our sutro. can you can see a little bit of fog there sitting on top of the city hopefully a spa grammy look like. it's cooking your cooking. and they're so please tell me that's mostly fog. i know we were dealing with smoke for quite some time that a big issue anymore is that no, not so much that fog going on there, that that will mix up for us. the skies. a pretty good aloft. so we're we're off to a good start. you know, that front kind of clean things out a little bit. it really agitated the monsoon. i grant that. >> after all of that, we really got some clear in some cooler air in behind it. now we're going to warm up a little bit tomorrow. >> a little jumping around here in the early part of the week. but the latter portion, the week than a little flavor. fall. looks like coming our way. downtown shot. here is

the blue skies i was referring to earlier. so looking good air quality by the way, is could over most of the region. by the way. meanwhile, what's a half moon bay still dealing with the overcast skies of the fog give that a few more hours to clear out. but the oakland a's today versus the rangers game time. one '07, temps mid 60's. so a little bit of a breeze. well, add a chill. so definitely need a sweater on that tricky for coming in from the east bay where feels much warmer today. right now 73 antioch 60's for a lot of the east bay in the north bay 60's and 50's mixture breaking today down as things start to break out nicely the bay bridge toll plaza. look at the shadows of the cars. even the clustering sun off the windshield, 80 coming in at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 84 coming up a little bit. of course, your 4 zone forecast. >> september 11 change the world. >> let's think through their actions today. so that this does not spiral out of control.

>> 20 years ago. it seemed as though the bubble of the new millennia in america was popped pierced by planes that crashed at the twin towers. a rural pennsylvania field and the pentagon a loss of life that shook us to our core and still shakes us each year sense. we all remember where we were and what we were doing on that day. east bay congresswoman barbara lee was at the u.s. capitol when the pentagon was hit nearby. she joins us now to talk a little bit about that day and share how she remembers 9.11 and all that's followed sense. thank you so much for joining us. congresswoman. thank you very much. nice being with you. definitely how are you feeling today. 20 years later. well, today is very somber it's a day for reflection. >> and in many the country including mice. that was we're still grieving of the lives lost. the the longstanding health impacts of the first responders. our troops, the

communities that were hit by these or if the terrorist attacks that i think today we all need to just stop and reflect and understand 20 years ago we lost so so many black person in this country was for forever changed. i want to also remember one degree, one, there was a flight attendant on flight 93 has she is the cause of my former chief of staff from dray swanson and i was sitting in the capital that morning and we were to evacuate right away. we did not know what was taking place, but i looked behind me as i ran up app and you can get saw the smoke coming from the pentagon still didn't know what happened. but later we learned that flight 93 more than likely it was coming into the capitol. and so today i'm thinking specially of those heroes on flight 93 who has saved many lives because they took plane down. it's a for me personally

it's it's a very somber day very active thoughts and prayers go out family wants family and all those lost in the months and loved ones. >> you do recount that story and that connection that you on a new documentary series that's featuring right now on netflix. it's called turning point to 9.11 and the war on the way you recounted now is exactly the way, you know, i listened to it when i was watching this docu series just the other day, obviously still hold you. hold it all very close to your heart and in your memory. >> what this documentary very, very well done. what was it like and what pushed you does say, ok, i need to to be a part of this docu series and and speak about your experiences. >> i was very reluctant first of all. the memories and the

grief many of us is still feeling recognizing we we have to move forward. but that's still there with me still there saunders family want his family is still there with so many who lost their lives. i was very reluctant initially to do that. also just schedule and on capitol hill my district is is very. hectic. and i wasn't sure i should there be part of but i'm glad i did because i was able to talk about my experiences that day and fast forward to january 6. once again. i was sitting there in congress and had to evacuate going through tears know that domestic tears were coming into the capitol to try to kill all members of congress, speaker pelosi and and so these harrowing experiences, a sear it in my in my heart my brain oftentimes we left him to talk about it. but if i can share my feelings by motions. my love for people like hearing

to keep them on our troops out of harm's way then i felt like in my staff me to go into. >> it was very, very well done. the docu i was 12 years old when the terror attacks happened so my understanding of all that it meant why it happened and the reasons that the subsequent war happened. we're all very as as a young person, obviously over the years i've learned so much more about. >> the instances in you. voted no to go ahead and say no on the war in afghanistan. i feel like. >> learning that just watching this docu series. how difficult that must have been for you to go ahead and vote away from both anyone in the house and the senate. would you vote that way again. >> let me tell you what i and today also i'm thinking about our troops, the troops leave

loss. the afghan of people. the collateral damage to the civilians who were killed. the refugees. and saying to myself, you know, this is the moment we have to thank our troops. and so we're actually because they were sent into harm's way. they did everything this country asked them to do and we and our veterans deserve every bit of our support in terms of health care out and ensure their economic security. voted against that authorization it was the right vote because that authorization was 16 words and it was a blank check. it was overly broad and it allowed any think president bush. but in a subsequent president to go to war without coming back to congress. and it's our job as members of congress to represent the people current constitution and authorizes clear war. but that overly broad authorization just gave are of yeah. responsibilities over to

the executive branch. and that was just wrong. i if something came before me today and if we gave up our constitutional right. the people's voice my constituents voice on matters of war and peace. i certainly would vote against it. but that does not mean i did not believe we should bring the terrorists to justice and we did not should not respond. but 3 days after 9.14. why we remain morning while we were angry. that's not the moment to be rational and to come up with a strategy. we thought which it wasn't really was just blank check. but that was not the moment because of the nature of the emotional moment that we needed to step back. as i work take a deep breath, be thoughtfully we are and make some determinations regard to the appropriate response. whatever that may be. and evaluate the costs and consequences of that. you said, quote, september 11

changed our world, our deepest fears now haunt us. of course, we all say, you know, always remember never forget. >> never forget 9.11. how do you remember it and how do you think we as american people should continue to remember and honor these victims. >> i remember it. first of all, the great people heroes, the first responders, the families, the communities that human aspect of this. that is what i remember and turning point. i think great job in putting fort the impact of what took place. that's how i will remember in will never forget that. when you look at what took place in the fear, the anger. i mean, yes, i you know, sitting in the capital had to didn't know what was going on. but for me person did that was nothing compared to what people had to experience we lost people from california on and several of the flights we lost constituents. we lost people

all over the end. and so that's the memory that i hope we hold dear to our hearts in. and if you pray, i continue to pray for those families and communities. if you don't, you need to reflect. i think it's our job and duty responsibility to always remember those perished and also emergency responders are firefighters, everyone who stepped in. and i think it i listen to some of the speeches this morning. i think the lesson one of the lessons learned and we need to remember is that how we work here in country. we care each other. we sacrificed a lot for each other with lives in danger for each other. and that's something that we need to get back to recognize that even though we may have our political differences on policies partisan partisan politics course of the democrats progressive democrats. but we have

differences of opinion that, you know, come on. we've somehow get this country back on track to live up to its creative liberty and justice for all. and so we have remember human aspect of what took place. >> vice president harris and former president george w bush both talked about unifying and and unity here in america. not only is it essential for america to be america. but it's essential for safety as national security. and i feel that you're kind of ringing on that as well. right now you anyone can watch more of congresswoman lee here in the docu series called on netflix. it's called turning 0.5 hour long episodes. i believe you're an episode 2, 5, i'm listening to you. there was was pivotal for me and and learning so much more about what all has taken place. congresswoman lee, thank you so, so much for joining me this morning and sharing your experiences from that day 20 years ago. thank you so much. >> thank you. nice to be with you today. you too, will be right back.

>> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. a lot of people know al getting ready right runs time. pretty a lot of people i'm sure got already finished with their run. but a lot of people will. yeah. getting out there. it's going to be nice actually out there only up in the 80's debut it's going to be pretty moderate. compared to what we've been through yeah. and you know, abroad like brunch because

brunches excuse to have breakfast food at noon. so that's that's any time of day. yeah, i have moon bay. we're seeing some cloud cover going on there. that's really just the fog of kind of hang around there. we're seeing that of the golden gate too. >> but elsewhere around the bay things of open up pretty nicely for us. winds are not doing much, at least not at the surface. a single digits pretty much or calm winds. however, what we see now with this high now kind of out of our influences fronts will come in from the coast in the northwest. more importantly, that we use to get rain from the winter months. but will help cool us down with cooler temperatures. you'll see in the seven-day forecast as we see going on in the short term period tonight, some scattered clouds. kind of an event for the kind of cosmetic just covering up the skies a little bit. that will be mostly in the north. they might get some stray drizzle with that perhaps in your water clearing out, though, for our sunday and we do see some weak fronts kind of passing, but it will warm up a little bit early part of the week before another cool down or flavor falls. we get the latter portion of the week. so watching the big view of

everything as we get to the latter portion of the week. that's when a new frontal boundary drops out the kind of cool us off again. and that will bring those numbers back to the 80's after being in the 90's a bit. now it is warming up today in the central valley to the upper 90's. you will notice all the will be a bit cooler monterey 6864 san francisco down of the the socal. we're going to 89 for san diego. 77 for la x back of the home front. your 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco lower 60's along the coast. that might be some of the fog, the kind of lingers a little bit 70 for burning game and out of the south. we're looking at 76 for redwood city. 70 from mountain view 74 for palo alto in the south bay, most readings in the 70's, although morgan hill popping at 8581 for los gatos east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's tri valley lower. 80's 83 for walnut creek 85 for conquered 65 for berkeley 71 for valais. one 84

fairfield, napa 7681 santa rosa. so a lot of 80's. but remember, tomorrow will be a bit warmer. however, in the 70 forecast. we pop back up in the lower 90's here. temporarily. but returned by wednesday. as you can see back we'll know. >> dave, a suspected drunk driver slams into a car in oakland injuring 6 kids 2 were actually ejected from the car and all 10 people sent to the hospital. >> police say the suspect tried to escape. but good samaritan stopped him in his tracks until officers arrived kron four's phillipe djegal has all the details. >> shattered, glass and broken car light scattered across international boulevard in oakland at 38th avenue. remnants of a horrific crash. it gave me chills. i couldn't imagine that happened to me. dioner apd a sympathizing with one mother's nightmare for dia co wounds, clue ritmo fitness at the intersection. she was away when the crash happened at around 8.30 thursday night. but her father who works here as a personal trainer heard

the crash and helped render aid to a 9 year-old girl who was ejected from a band. he said she had a lot of wounds. arm was she had 2 big openings on her head. she was one of 2 kids thrown from the van, the other a 2 year-old child, both hospitalized in good condition. the oakland police department says a total of 6 kids in the van were injured. this after the suspected drunk driver in a pontiac g 6 driving the bus laying down international boulevard ran a red light and hit the family. >> says her father says the mother was disorientated. she was just kind running frantic didn't know which could to help out. >> and i couldn't imagine myself in that situation that just seems pretty intense. police say the suspect tried to run off. but some good samaritans pinned him down until officers were able to make an arrest for dia feels for the family just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

a lot of the time someone things, especially when you're driving with your family i'm a good driver. how be safe. but you honestly never know the other person's intentions or what they're doing. if they're under the influence, which a lot of the times around here that seems to be the case which is pretty sad. the parked car was also damaged in the collision. >> in oakland. police to call frank or news. >> this morning. we're continuing to honor the victims of the september 11th terror attacks. this being the 20th anniversary. we honor every year. but this is a milestone. thousands of people died, including the heroes who battled the terrorists on flight 93, which was headed to san francisco kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with the mother and close friend of one of those heroes dior bodley who was heading to back to college here in the bay area when the plane was hijacked. >> 20 year-old deaurra bodley was intent on making a difference in this world and

by all accounts she did just that on 9.11. says her mother, deborah boards a plane. so they know exactly what was going on. >> they knew exactly what they were getting into. >> after visiting friends on the east coast deaurra was heading home to california. she was flying standby and united airlines flight 93 which crashed into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, but not before do and the other passengers heroically battled the hijackers and forced the plane down saving untold lives you know, they took this on. >> is they have big lives that they were living and they want to continue to live those big lies and they were willing to do whatever it would take for them to continue to get home. go on their vacation would ever it was that they were doing in the moment as well as these big lives that they they were willing to give their life for that. >> a junior majoring in french

in child psychology at santa clara university. the euro grew up in san diego finally recalling her passion for helping others was close friend in high school classmate greg chi ling. there's >> some sense of humanity and her nashi shared with people that was just infectious 20 years later, chi ling is an ambassador for dior is memory as he raises money for the flight 93 memorial and remains in awe of her courage and what he sees as an early victory in the war on terror. and if you look back, there's been several attempts for people trying to blow up planes since 9.11 and they have failed miserably in doing that because passengers and protect them and they learn that from our heroes on 93 she's forgiven. those who murdered the but debbie never stops thinking about what might have been. >> but i think if these past 20 years, i wonder they're wondering what would she be doing. you know, what would

her children to be like her husband where with her career be. i mean, she was truly out there for other people. she wasn't just doing this for herself. debbie, sometimes wonders whether deaurra was somehow meant to be on flight 93. >> she gave her life fighting for something she had often said would be her legacy. her ation, of course, and minds who is here peace on this planet. so she has a they're quote of hers. we all found it in her journal. people >> what where when, why. how? >> i ask keys

>> and welcome back for your money this morning. california will be sending another round of stimulus checks eligible californians will see the payments in their bank accounts or receive a check starting next week. the first batch of payments went out about 2 weeks ago. now if you make $75,000 or less on your tax return. you are eligible to get $600 plus an additional $500 for those with one dependent on your tax return. the state will send out a total of 12 billion dollars worth of payments. >> if you use the vta light rail. listen up service is going to be expanding starting

tomorrow services going expands to include the entire blue line. now that's going from bay point all the way to santa teresa meanwhile, the green line service which is currently operating from old ironsides to the deer it on stations is expected to be back in full operation soon. there's free fares going on right now is all scheduled to end tomorrow. but you can ride for free. now through the end of the month. light rail service as i'm sure you remember was not running for the last several months following the employee mass shooting that killed 9 co-workers, but they're starting to get things back up and running once again. i did that story. now, i want to say no one was really on it buddy was i watch that story. they forgot like wait a minute, it is available. is free. and i was out there trying to interview people. yeah. >> it is available to you folks. it's helpful on on. i know those a game game days with the forty-niners and what not to. but here's a look at your 7 day before we go, just want to show. yeah, it is pretty mild today. 87 we are to get a little warm heading into the start of the next

week. you know, we're not totally done with the summer temperatures just yet here and sadly no rain in our forecast that the kron 4 morning news this weekend. i'm will tran and i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us. as we take a bite you to fall. >> shot. there over the city. we will see you again tomorrow morning right here at 07:00am. thanks so

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