alan anthony beeman. 15 year since the september 11 terrorist attacks, relatives and friends on those who died of flight 93 in san francisco gather at the crash site in pennsylvania. loved ones read the names of those who died in the crash. good evening. 3000 people died that day at three different locations and this morning obama laid a wreath at the pentagon to remember those are lost. he said americans will never forget such a horrendous attack but he said he is inspired by american resilience. the terrorists hijacked four passenger jets were all scheduled to fly to california but instead they flew two of them into the world trade center

towers bringing both skyscrapers to the ground and a third hit the pentagon, partially collapsing that building and a fourth one crash in the field in pennsylvania. the passengers tried to regain control of the plane. it is believed it was headed for the white house.>> and moment of silence to remember those that perished. >> obama showed that moment of silence was pentagon leaders they lower their heads in unison at 9:37 am, the time that the third hijacked plane crash into the pentagon. today obama confirmed the character of the nation and the fight against terrorism. >> we have stayed true to the spirit of this day by defendant not only our country but our ideals. >> 184 men, women and children were killed when flight 77 hit the pentagon for the youngest victim was three years old.

we had had more on the ceremonies in new york, the capital in pennsylvania, coming up later. still at the bay area reflect on the sacrifices made in the lives lost on 9/11. the city is holding their own memorial. >> several tributes happened this morning. >>reporter: we are in lafayette right now and if you want to take a look at this moving tribute, this is the lafayette flag brigade they have decorated the bridge with the numerous american flags. they have been playing patriotic music. it's more celebratory here, celebrating the unity america has had. earlier today we have had numerous attributes.across the bay area of these were more somber. >>reporter: on this day 15 years ago, people still

remembered. they remembered where they were. >> i had to sit down because i was thinking about my friends in new york. they just stay there and watched. >>reporter: what they were seeing on the news was hard to believe. so this can't be happening. the events happened and i was watching the news. it was surreal.>> i saw the plane and hitting the building and a look like a movie and we saw a second airplane and reality struck. >> and i thought about what they might have done.>> you don't really think about anything else, just getting the job done. chance of the people listened to stories in san francisco. in san jose, people marched that all paid tribute to those who died and those who rushed

in. again, we are here in lafayette where the bridge has been decorated with numerous american flags. people are standing here listening to other people talk about their shared memories of that day where they were in how they felt that his a new in the world trade center at the time. they will have a vigil here, much more somber, to remember those who lost their lives on the 9/11. clinton was attending the 9/11 ceremony will she fell ill and had to leave the presidential nominee appeared wobbly as she got into the car. she was diagnosed with pneumonia and was put on antibiotics. the doctors also told her to lighten up on her schedule and during this event she said she felt overheated.

she went to her daughters apartment to rest up and felt a great when she emerged an hour and a half later. the republican presidential nominate, donald trump, was at a memorial at the world trade center. start millions of muslims are making a pilgrimage to mecca to put -- to pray at islam's holiest shrine. 2 million people are expected to make the journey to saudi arabia, they require every muslim who is physically able to make a pilgrimage to mecca at least one time in their lifetime. the muslims here in the area will start celebrating. several mosques and centers will have a festival of sacrifice. the s. bay islamic ctr., association and the west valley muslim association places hosting events.

hit and run accident left three people seriously injured but it happened after 1 am this morning a few blocks from capitol expressway. it took emergency crews more than 30 minutes to free the victims who were trapped inside their car. >> there was significant damage on three sides of the car. people were trapped inside the car. all three of them have been transported to the trauma center. >> police are looking for people in a second vehicle who drove away from that crash scene and a man was killed today in another hit-and-run accident. 40-year-old stephen lee died shortly after 2 am on 980 new the 27 street on-ramp. he was on a motorcycle and the dark colored van rear-ended him and drove off.

>> that demand continued on eastbound. we don't have a description of it other than a dark band. we are trying to follow up on witnesses and people getting information related to that. >> of motorcyclist died at the scene. they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. demonstrators were marching against prisoner labor vandalized a bank of america covering it with graffiti. an atm was shut down because paint covered the customer camera. >> we got some spray paint on the facia and somewhat paint around the atm. and on the floor. we have to take care of this. >> protesters clashed with officers downtown and 2 people

were arrested. barge writers might experience possible delays this week. up to 30 minutes between south hayward and fremont stations until friday. crews are doing electrical work so they plan the singletrack trains of the area that the delays will be between 9:30 am at 2:30 pm and between 9 pm until closing. some of the veterans administration postal inspectors are inspected the theft of hundreds of bottles of narcotics stolen from patients at a mail sorting facility in west sacramento. the medicine was on its way to patients including bruce lowry, a veteran who is in chronic pain due to a series of accidents. the shipments of pain drugs have not arrived at his house. he has filed several reports of the post office that tells them they can follow the tracking number so far. >> every time they check on it is in west sacramento. lost. >> at the sorting facility.

>> what do you mean a lost? it's been stolen. you are doing nothing to stop this. >> a spokesman said five postal workers have been convicted of being involved in mail theft and it's unclear if any were involved in the theft of lowry's drugs. they've typed up security but lowry said his pharmacy want to send him any more pills by mail till there sure the drugs will be stolons each month you have to make an hour-long drive to travis air force base to get medication. samet police announced the arrest of a man suspected of stealing packages left on the front porch of a home. this is a surveillance video of the incident that happened august 30. the man is 36-year-old bautista hayward. officers spotted him on

arlington boulevard in the morning yesterday. he was taken into custody on unrelated warrants. he was booked into the jail. >> you busy day for pro football fans as they enjoy the official kickoff to the season. áthe raiders started things off with a win in new orleans. we will have more after the break.

hausa going, these are not the raiders we have become used to watching. one of the gutsy's moves you will see and ends up in a raiders victory. not to say they didn't have some issues. loss of penalties. they got behind and drew breeze through for more than 400 yards against them but the raiders had eric car.

the saints start to go for it and they are all tied up 10- town. the laws of pointless cordless one. second quarter, breeze on the dime 15 yards another touchdown , 17-town at halftime. still within reach but in the third quarter things are going to get out of hand. the saints have been pinned back at their own 2. sean smith, no help from the safety. 98 yards is the longest pass hook up and breeze 28-42 and 23 yards and 4 touchdowns. however, fourth quarter, here comes derek carr who was jittery but taking control, michael crabtree 25 yards and

doing the muscle work from there, touchdown 24-19 a two- point conversion fails on that particular effort. first, you have to see this. bursting through the pack, he is gone. 75 yard touchdown and they do handle the two-point conversion this time 27-all in the quarter but again, the raiders defense does not have an answer despite plenty of support from their fans down there for what this guy can do with the football again, it is schnee he fumbles the ball. michael thomas will pick it up to the 2 yard line a touchdown from their two minutes 23 seconds left the saints regained the lead behind the drew breeze. eight great right arm. he hooked up with crabtree and

the touchdown and they are all tied up. that was seth roberts for the tied to touchdown. a two-point conversion. michael crabtree, 35-34 the raiders gamble and go for it i guess they are thinking you never know. they will kick from 61 yards out. they cannot convert. they gamble pays off and there you go. like i said, not the team since we have seen since 2002. there is a whole field of these guy's. truth be told, i thought the raiders going to make a statement. i saw them scoring a lot of

points but i do not think they would give up this many but bottom line, one of the most thrilling games in years for the raiders. >> no question about it, we have a on the floor the superdome and right now our camera guy and myself and a whole bunch of cleaning people here because it cleared out a long time ago but there are some happy raiders on the plane on the way home and an entire off-season and how the raiders are headed in the right direction while down by 14 points in the fourth quarter and finding a way to win he would have to say they take a step in the right direction today.>> no timeouts the raiders have all of theirs. >> there were some moments that her. it hurt to keep fighting and hanging but i think we are developing that skill of that ability to do that as an organization and the team of that grittiness we are going to keep coming. and we came here to win, that's what we are about. we are proud of our guys.>> we

got better last year and i think that was big. we practice with the noise and i feel like that helps. we stood together man. >> us that kind of belief in a kind of trust that the coach has in us, he gives us confidence. he does such a good job. when it comes from the top down as a player, it makes you want to fight for him and it makes you want to play for him. we're going to go down this -- the field and score for 2. >> yes sir i don't have a choice.>> it was a redemption story. i am standing at a very famous end zone and you might remember how this thing and it. back in super bowl xlvii a guy by the name of michael crabtree

of this exact inns on, today, a fade pattern has the went on a two-point conversion and is something that crabtree thought about a talk about after the game. >> well michael crabtree will revisit that because it was very reminiscent of what call a cab or neck -- colin or neck thought he could do. and any time you went on the road it is good to matter what the style points but they talked about having to win the division and many picked the kansas city chiefs allen, a former receiver for the chargers injures his knee. it looks serious. the chiefs are down by seven with a minute to go. find in the end zone we're going into overtime. the game would go into overtime. alex smith with the snap game-

winning touchdown in kansas city completes the biggest comeback ever in that franchise. they were down 24-3 at one point and they are one and zero with the raiders and alex smith, a happy guy, has come along way. let's look at the other activity going on in the nfl today. richard sherman and pete carroll during the national anthem in seattle. the fourth quarter, brian tannehill taking the snap. the dolphins lead with just 4 minutes left. how many times have you seen this? russell wilson we did.com back. a 2 yard touchdown for seattle and they come back to take victory on the home field green bay and jaguars, aaron rodgers finding his favorite target. jordy nelson for the touchdown

14-10 packers later in the half a great catch off of a pass and the jaguars actually taking a leave. packers answer. rogers all over him at the vendors adams with the catch packers take a 21-17 lead at the half and they hold it 27-23. the colts down by six thunder a minute left. he will connect with jack doyle for a 6 yard touchdown in the colts taking it one point lead. however the detroit lions taking advantage on the defense, attempting a 43 yard field goal for the when, nails it. lyons when -- the lyons when it after a safety on the ensuing

kickoff. we will talk about what is going on with the 49ers had also news with the raiders and a big name if there are any left. tell you how they did on the field as well and the san francisco giants have not one three games in a row of the entire second half. did they pull it off today? coming right back at you for part two.

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♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪  a three game winning streak happens all the time but not for the giants in the second half of the season but today might be the breakthrough.

the dodgers lost and lo and behold, there right back in it. since his return to the national league, they take it deep, and to the fifth we are 1- 1. shot up the middle with matt moore the diamondbacks take a 2 run lead but the giants, to their credit, have been hitting the ball. bases-loaded, a flare to the left, he ties the game and matt moore tied a career high with 11 strikeouts today and he gets drake lamb, brandon drury and giants have a offense of insurance. what a series of sky has had down into the right-field corner. brandon crawford with the tag and san francisco only three

back. sometimes when you have a season like the a's, you have to cut your losses. billy butler is gone, and ill advised assigning from the get- go. he signed him to a three-year $30 million contract a year and a half ago and you did this is coming after his fight with a teammate, danny valencia. butler sustained a concussion in that fight. they let him get better and then they released him. they oh him $10 million next year and whatever is left of his salary this year so billy butler, a short stay in oakland. he is gone. and the a's had hit a new low for the season. 22 games under 500 as seattle takes care of them and 2 outs when they give up a 2 run homer

. 2-0 mariners. the a's it should get the bleeding to stop. overrunning third, trying to get back but healy is there with the ball and he is out. bottom of the seven, paxton walked eisner and chris davis would score and the a's were tied the game on a sacrifice fly. it hits up the middle and then they score on the short and again. we talk about the raiders exciting come from behind victory and it was right down to it but the 49ers helping their season tomorrow with a couple of questions as they go up against the rams. that story all weekend long. that man, anthony davis, retired last year and sat out the season and this is been a

feel-good story all through training camp that yesterday he missed practice for an injury and no injury like the symptoms. he is mulling over retiring again. he does not like starting at right guard. we have no confirmation yet but he has practiced with the team today so evidently anthony davis has not retired. we're going to go to the end zone in new orleans with the same 49er team tried to hook up with michael crabtree a few years ago. he is there on that fade pattern that did not work in the super bowl but did today for an exciting raiders victory, to not have them go into overtime to pull this thing out. joe? >> we had to hash that saying out, a different end zone this time, i have standing on the one the michael crabtree did not make a catch, across the

way that he did want today for a 2 point conversion after seth roberts had scored the touchdown right before that. and he said it was something that he thought about. >> the last play was good. we're hoping everything will work out. >> i did not think the last play was a.. i do not think of that. that was funny. that was cool. i do not know. i remember watching the super bowl obviously and remembering that play but that was crazy. >> one other note you might be interested in, as we said, most coaches can eventually would

have kicked that extra point and taken their chances in overtime but he said he told his team from the minute they begin the drive they were going to score and go for the win and go for the two-point conversion. no one was surprised by that but that's exactly what the plan was and that's what the raiders did. reporting live from new orleans, back to you. >> you have to love it. jack dell rio instills that confidence in them and he would have taken a lot of heat a guarantee you 32 coaches in the nfl, 31.make that call. unless the new raiders. that site have to look at it. >> now looks like they are finding ways to win of that nice. >> there is a different feel to

this team and we saw that exemplified today. coming up tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the valley fire that burned 76,000 acres in lake county. heartbreaking emergency calls and the heroes that battles of the flames. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can.

today marks 15 years since 19 terrorist hijacked 4 passenger jets had attacked the united states. flight 93 crashed in pennsylvania but today it loved ones bred the names of those who died. >> 3000 people died 15 years ago today in the nation's worst terrorist attack.

>> today emotional ceremonies were held at all three locations for the attacks took place. the nation marking 15 year since the september 11 terrorist attacks. president obama participating in a wreathlaying ceremony paying tribute to the 184 victims who died when american airlines flight 77 slammed into the west inside of the massive building. >> for a family -- for the families that lost a piece of their heart that day, i can imagine it seem like yesterday. your steadfast love and faithfulness has better inspiration to me and to the entire country. tran07@the pennsylvania memorial, the passengers and crew members of the hijacked plane that crashed were honored with the reading of names and the tolling of bells. >> the collective strength of our nation is found in a creed

out of many, we are one. >>reporter: thousands gathering at ground zero in new york to remember the lives lost in the terrorist attacks. family members began reading the names of the almost 3000 victims. >> [bells ringing] >>reporter: clinton and trump attended the commemoration pick clinton appeared wobbly usher let the ceremony, stumbling a secret service agents helped her into the van she was whisked off to her daughter's apartment. she later emerged flashing a smile and wave into the crowd. the clinton camp assaying the democratic nominee felt overheated and is feeling much better. an update on a story we brought you this weekend about

a child who is killed by suspected drunk driver. a go fund me pages been posted for the family of three-year- old elijah done. he and his mother and two siblings were in a car that ran out of gas the pulled over to the side of 680. a 39-year-old man off the freeway and hit the car. the toddler was airlifted to children's hospital where he was pronounced dead. his one-year-old sister, 11- year-old brother and mother were taken to the hospital with major injuries. so far the go fund me page shows people have pledged more than $15,000 to help the family. >> and armed robert oakland took a man's a cell phone this weekend and shot him. it happened at 9 pm last night. it happened in the foothills neighborhood. the victim was wounded in his left hand and taken to the hospital where he is expected to recover.

investigators have not released a description of the robber. so tomorrow is the first anniversary of the deadly valley fire that burned at 76,000 acres, destroyed 2000 buildings and was blamed for 4 deaths. when disasters hit, people call 911 for help. sometimes the calls are heart- wrenching. here's a sample made it to operators as the valley fire burned. >> 911 emergency. >> we have a fire in the backyard. >> 911. >> there is a fire across the street from us. it looks like a house is on fire.>> can you tell me how big the fire is? >> right now, it doesn't look too big. >> if you feel threatened, you can leave. >> the fire is very close to my house and my wife is disabled and i have no vehicle and i

need to get her out of here. it's on top of us.>> my car is dead and i would like to leave but i need assistance.>> how many people? >> 10. >> you need to evacuate. >> you need to gather your things and go. >> it's okay. stay with me. >> the fire is on our property. we have to get out of the house. >> we are trying to evacuate. >> what city are you in? >> hidden valley lake. >> you need to evacuate.

>> all of hidden valley has been evacuated. you need to evacuate. >> there are no firefighters out there. >> i'm sure they are. the fire is huge. it is 10,000 acres. i'm sure they're doing the best they can. if you live in hidden valley you need to evacuate. >> my house burned down and i have stranded. i'm trying to find a place to go. i am a little freaked out. >> my home was destroyed by fire. i have is looking for information. >> what has changed in lake county since the fire and howard people recovering? i went there to find out the we will have that report tomorrow night. still ahead tonight popular destination for travelers will be easy to reach coming up soon and in minutes the flight edition heading to the airport it when you can expect to see them.

three elderly homeowners got held today from facebook employees in a nonprofit housing group. the organization, we building together brought together 50 volunteers from a social media giant to the belhaven neighborhood. volunteers said to work with paintbrushes and yard tools that they did not stop the cosmetic fixes. >> we have exterior painting in the interior painting and we will do some safety improvements in the home with some grab bars and handrails, just some general work around the house. they enjoyed the chance to give back to the community. samet oakland celebrated its diversity at the annual pride parade and festival. from the bart station, there

was plenty of entertainment including performances by deborah cox and lisa leave. and they talked about the families at the festival today. >> oakland has a large concentration of same-sex families of any city in america. this is a city that welcomes every kind of family and they are having fun together in the family section at oakland drive today. >> children play to safely at the carnival and fair on franklin street and there is a petting zoo and pony rides in a teacup ride and other things to check up in the festivities and at 7 pm tonight. coming up short, the effort of one woman who swam from the sacramento river to san francisco bay and why she decided to call it quits. the bay area cools off, lots of fog and as far as the temperatures for tomorrow, possibly some drizzle.

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in endurance swimmer became the first solo unassisted swim. kim chambers plan to work through the san francisco bay in the sacramento river to raise money for military veterans but that effort came up short when she faced high winds from san -- sacramento. the journey was expected to take 48 hours. they called it off after summing for 48 hours. so travelers will find it easier to get to copenhagen and barcelona in march. the international airport announced service by norwegian air to the two cities. service to both locations will take place twice a week but flights to barcelona will be nonstop and increase to three times a week in august. tickets are on sale at the norwegian air air side.

-- air site. stubborn clouds and fog over san francisco and no major heat. take a look at the highest from us afternoon. san francisco and pacifica in the 60s and 70s out there the warmest locations, 90s and we will go up into 79 antioch. showers developing and low clouds and fog's -- and fog has been a constant and pushing into the bay for san francisco and oakland. this will help transport -- transport the low deck clouds. lots of overcast for your monday morning. current numbers, santa rosa, 67 and 70s in san jose and you will need a sweater and a jacket on the chilly side in the upper 50s. look at the when, we are cranking it up.

this is a guest of 38 miles an hour. more for you santa rosa not that strong and fit stronger with wind gusting to 24 and about the northwest, 15. here is a live camera. lots of overcast comest benefactor all day long and once again, we will be tracking some clouds and some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning, right around the bay to start out your monday, temperatures will be in the 50s. that san jose 72 mostly clear skies and hayes and in san francisco temperatures are in the upper 50s. tomorrow low clouds 54 degrees and we will begin to scale back a little bit by lunchtime pilots mostly cloudy skies and a little bit more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. cloudy conditions by late in afternoon. monday night football for tomorrow with the 49ers, partly

cloudy skies a temperatures in the mid-60s, northwesterly wind up there around 20 miles an hour. this system in charge of the weather pattern, we cooled off today and for monday and tuesday highs in the 60s and 70s and we could have went around 15 to 25 miles an hour so here he goes clouds and drizzle tomorrow morning 7 am and we're expecting partly cloudy skies and more broken clouds but tomorrow it afternoon. temperatures for tomorrow, no major heat. san jose will go 70 and san mateo 67 and your five-day forecast scattered clouds and wind monday and tuesday and we try to make everyone happy by friday warm locations back up into the lower 90s but feeling a typical out there this time

of year especially tomorrow and tuesday. >> that will be the plan. keep this letter and the jacket nearby. a look back at the event that scar the nation and the progress america has made. -- that will be the plan. keep a sweater and a jacket nearby. a look back at the events that scarred the nation and the progress america has made.

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to mark the september 11 terrorist attacks people observed a moment of silence in new york city today when the first airplane hit the north tower of the world trade center. the ceremonial reading of the names started earlier this morning. some so the 9/11 attacks had one person this -- one purpose, to cause of fear among americans in an effort to bring down our country.>> john scott has a look at the progress at ground zero and in surrounding neighborhoods. >>reporter: this is a view from 39 floors up. when finished he will be and 80 story building. in just about any other city this would dominate the skyline but here, it is stored by one world trade. it has been 15 years assess the terrible events of 9/11.

i was in the anchor chair here at fox that awful day, reporting on the attacks that left nearly 3000 innocent people dead. we just saw on live television is a second airplane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind. osama bin laden. 15 years later i wanted to take a look at the progress that was made in around ground zero since the day the terrorist tried to bring america to its knees. one world trade was the first project finished for the tallest building in the west are in hemisphere reaching a 1176. you this new icon on the skyline followed by several other important projects including a new transportation hub, memorial plaza, the 9/11 museum, world trade center towers three, four, seven and a

brand-new park. >> you come out of the subway new don't know where you are in you look up and you see the empire state building and the chrysler building which gives you a sense of direction. tower one, tower four, tower three, is an iconic landmark to let you see how the site is being built and anyone can build a building but only special people can work down here and work the world trade center. people enjoy working down here. they see this as a personal mission. they see this as a historic building and people are proud to be working down here. thinking back 15 years ago to what the terrorists were trying to do. they were going to leave us flat on her back and to see this sprout up has got to be exciting for you to be a part of.

>> it's a dream come true and we have been able to achieve what our founder and chairman has been able to do, it's a true champion. not just downtown, but the nation. >>reporter: he first came down here and saw what was here. it took more than a year to clear the rubble out. >> 5000 women have been at the site since 9/11 and to have all of these people work year every day for me personally to be able to work year is always a tremendous joy and tremendous pride. >>reporter: americus coming back. at liberty park their rebuilding a greek orthodox church to replace the one destroyed on that september day 2001. and a new statue honoring american warriors who sacrificed their lives in the

wars since 9/11. it is becoming a place of pilgrimage. i see young boys, and also challenges from being in war and you almost want to cry because i see what they have given. and they thanked me. they thanked me. i say please don't think me. i thank you on behalf of the united states of america for which you have done for us. god bless you. coming out of the darkness into light. and what we spent on that day was very dark and we had to have something that brought us back to life and that's why the memorial was so important to us. >> and the us flag, we can't forget her for this wonderful country. god bless us all. we are very privileged to be here. >> the key to this whole thing is resiliency. you can have good days and not so good days but the one that

finishes the race is the one that succeeds so that what -- so what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. if you remember that, he will be okay. -- you will be okay.

welcome to pay area people. thank you for joining us. we are coming to you from at&t park but we are not talking about baseball. our team thought it would be great to sit down and talk to a local sports team but not about what they are doing on the ice or court. instead we want to know what they are doing when they are not playing the sports they love. how they give back to the community. this week we sit down with the sin -- san francisco giants and the team encourages every player coach and manager to give back. it's