[bell ringin [bell ringing]. >> alan anthony beaven. [bell ringing]. >> mark bingham.dley. [bell ringing] >> sarah bradshaw. [bell ringing] >> marion r britton. [bell ringing]. >> thomas e burnett, jr. [bell ringing]. >> william joseph cashman. [bell ringing]. >> goregine rose corgan. [bell ringing]. >> patricia cushing. [bell ringing]. >> jason mdahl. [bell ringing]. >> joseph deluca. [bell ringing]. >> patrick joseph driscoll. [bell ringing]. >> edward porter felt. >> [bell ringing]. >> jane c folger. >> [bell ringing] >> colleen l fraser. [bell ringing] >> andrew sonny garcia. [bell ringing] >> jeremy logan glick. [bell ringing] >> kristin white gould. [bell ringing] >> lauren grandcolas. [bell ringing] >> and unborn child. wanda anita green. [bell ringing] >> donald freeman greene. [bell ringing] >> linda gronlund. [bell ringing] >> richard j guabagno. [bell ringing] >> leroy homer. [bell ringing] >> toshiya kuge. [bell ringing] >> ceecee ross lyles. [bell ringing] >> hilda marcin. [bell ringing] >> waleska martinez. [bell ringing] > >> nicole carol miller. [bell r

gudagano. [ bell tolls ] leroy homer. [ bell tolls ] toshia kugay. [ bell tolls ] c.c.rsene. [ bell tolls ] waleska martinez. [ bell tolls ] nicole carol miller. [ bell tolls ] lewis j. macky, ii. [ bell tolls ] donald arthur peterson. [ bell tolls ] gene hodeley peterson. [ bell tolls ] mark david rothenberg. [ bell tolls ] christine ann snider. [ bell tolls ] john talagmani. [ bell it wills ] honor elizabeth wanio. [ bell tolls ] deborah jacobs welsch. [ bell tolls ] ♪ [ bag type ♪ [ bagpipes playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> vice president biden, president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar, speaker boehner, friends, families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and the crew of flight 93 with your presence. ten years ago, we first came to this hallowed ground. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and at a time when we least expected the potential for such evil in the world. today, with the d

["amazing grace"] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bellng] >> may god bless the heroes we lost on 9/11, the brave men and women who responded so courageously, the heroes we have lost since then defending our freedom, and the men and women today who risk their lives here and abroad to risk their freedom. no words can help the broken heart of a nation except those of a poem called "the names." it was written by a u.s. poet laureate. it was dedicated to those. "names etched on the head of a pin spanning a bridge undergoing a tunnel names of citizens, mothers, and fathers the bright eyed a daughter, the sun. an alphabet of names in a field names lifted from a havt or balanced on the tip of a tom -- tip of a tongue so many names there is barely room on the walls of the heart." william feehan francis jude feely garth erin feeney sean b. fegan lee s. fehling peter adam feidelberg alan d. feinberg rosa maria feliciano edward thomas fergus, jr. george ferguson henry fernandez judy hazel fernandez julio fernandez elisa giselle ferraina anne marie sa

[bell] >> thank you. if i called her name, come on up. -- your name, come on up. >> i am an art sstuden -- student and in turn in the neighborhood less than a block away from the church. -- intern in the neighborhood less than a block away from the church. we value the esthetics of the neighborhood and i believe this cell phone tower would be better situated in a more commercial environment. the residential area is a beautiful neighborhood. i feel as though people living in the area would appreciate the tower being installed in a more commercial and firman. thank you. -- a more commercial environment. thank you. >> thank you. i live in the area of the proposed planning and i proposed -- opposed because i believe it is a security risk for the church. it is not safe if everyone lives in the area around it. there is a proposed spot on polk, there is a better spot for. it is in a commercial area. thank you. -- there is a better spot for it. >> our next speakers. >> i thought i had two minutes. this is one --

. >> today's tip of the day will be the local grown bell peppers, green bell peppers in the market righti picked these because this time of year, they just don't get any better than this. when you buy them, make sure, here is the key now, the greener, the darker green, the better they will be. check the crown and the stem has to be attached. the heavier, the better. it has a thick wall. bring them home, in the refrigerator right away. they taste good. they have 110% of the vitamin c in one day. that's not bad. one serving. you can't beat that with a green bell pepper. another great thing about the bell peppers, if you like a stuffed bell pepper, put them in boiling water for five or six minutes. put them in an ice bath to cool. on the sides you add sausage, ricotta cheese, and a little bit of spice, take it out, cut the top, put it inside, and in the oven for 10 to 15 minutes. that's it. add mozzarella on top, let it melt, that's a stuffed bell pepper you're going to love. i'm your fresh grocer with today's tip of the day. make the stuffed bell peppers, you'll thank me. ciao. >> i think

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the bell shelter down there. where we are. the shelter is a halfway house offering long term treatment for substance abuse and mental illnesses they provide room board and treatment to four hundred fifty people. is this earth salvation army. yeah. ok thank you we should have had ten truckloads of food but many of the trader joe's i had called didn't want to take the time and the whole foods store backed out of the last minute. sandra the lead cook told me that getting enough food is a constant struggle especially as the country's economic crisis deepens i answered martin i'm the only good for the salvation army bell south to skid to resupply breakfast lunch indeed there for. forty fifty people a day if we wouldn't picked up this food tonight at trader joe's it would have dried their concert it is it better for you to get it that unless you get it they think i care for. you and you're in the wrong thank you very much ok obviously. we all felt pretty good the night had been successful though on a very small scale approaching ind

[bell rings nine times] >> thank you, greg. now for the invocation. like to introduce father john green, chaplain of the san francisco firefighters, and the chaplain for the san francisco police department for the invocation. >> we live among heroes, the heroes of the past, those firefighters, police officers, and paramedics, and civilians who gave their lives on 9/11. we live among heroes today as we remember tony and vinnie, firefighters who gave their lives for our city this past june. we remember all of us who have served the city daily, giving our lives in service to our fellow citizens and giving of ourselves in many different ways. we live among heroes. today, we do not assemble so much with a sense of grief for those who have given their lives as much as with a sense of pride that they did their jobs well and they gave their all. as we gather together in this city, we ask almighty god to remember us and bless those who have been heroic in the past, those who are heroic today, and in a real sense, to give us the strength, the honor, the dignity

the bell shelter down there. where we are. the shelter is a halfway house offering long term treatment for substance abuse and mental illnesses they provide room board and treatment to four hundred fifty people. who serve for nation army. yeah. ok thank you we should have had ten truckloads of food but many of the trader joes i'd call didn't want to take the time and the whole food store back out of the last minute. sandra the lead cook told me that getting enough food is a constant struggle especially as the country's economic crisis deepens i mention martin i'm the only bit for bit selfish on bell south just kids here we supply a preface like she did it for. forty fifty people a day if we wouldn't pick up a bit tonight a tree or throws it would have dried their concert it is better for you to get it again i see get it. right. here if you're wrong thank you very much ok i think you're right we all felt pretty good the night had been successful go on a very small scale approaching individual stores had worked much better than

hikers that have been detained in are ron has once again had been delayed by bell money has been paid one but the court judge did not appear in court today the attorney as saying he needs is the judge's signature in order to release them. they were charged when as midnight and char cents to eight years in president barack obamprison roo >> they want to have you put few pollutants in the air as it being save the air day. solidly and a hot category and will whe. this a la current temperatures around the bay area bargain. and let us look at all these temperatures well progress throughout the day when time is that right now and 9:00 a.m. rope and you will start to see some '70s when we and then by noontime '80s pushed the way in and we are looking at some 90s may be increased by the the 3:00 p.m. ouhour. we will continue as throughout the week of being a mom and and it will start to cool down on saturday. 86 will be the high on saturday tender breeze cooler than what we expect for today. that is your weather now traffic >> we are concerned of odd accident on the upper bay bridge is at the

this year we will hear the bell tolled three times -- 6 times.ng] >> there are those that say that freedom of man is nothing but a dream. they are right. it is the american dream. the 1941 president franklin roosevelt to find the four freedoms on which the american dream was based. the first is freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world. a second is the freedom of every person to worship god in his or her own way, everywhere in the world. a third is freedom from want everywhere in the world. the fourth is freedom from fear anywhere in the world. that is our goal, and our strength is in our unity of purpose. to the high concept, there can be no end save victory. >> my name is james smith, retired new york city police officer. five years ago with my daughter patricia at my side, i told you about my wife and patricia's mother, a police officer more russ smith, who ran into the towers time and time again to save as many people as she possibly could. moira sacrifice all that she had and all the richness of life but still lay in front of

a very special opening bell this morning. they were there to ring the bell.e to follow the impact on the numbers today ten years since 9/11. you can join us for our special 9/11 ten years later coverage. it begins sunday, 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. we sure hope that you'll tune in. >>> stories making news later today, 11:30 eastern time this morning president obama is speaking at the university of richmond selling that jobs plan. then later this afternoon house majority leader eric canter will speak at a richmond, virginia business. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern in washington a concert to honor 9/11 victims has been moved from the national cathedral to the john f. kennedy epicenter for the performing arts. we begin with coverage of the new terror threat. intel officials describing it as quote specific, credible terror threat. but unconfirmed information about a potential al qaeda plot. well it's believed to involve three individuals and explosives such as a truck or a car bomb. washington and new york are cited as possible targets. we're covering all an

bell ] >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas and unborn child. [ bell ] >> those names on that wall have meanto this country. >> reporter: it is easy for many of us to get emotional looking back on what happened in this pennsylvania field on 9/11. >> my brother-in-law, first officer leroy holmgren. >> reporter: still, until you have walked a decade in their shoes, it's just hard to imagine how important, how powerful a rock, a wall, and 40 names can be when one of them belongs to your loved one. >> it is an emotional time. >> reporter: carol hydric's brother jason dahl was at the controls when the hijackers stormed the cockpit. she thought she was prepared for the emotions that would come this weekend. but being consoled by three presidents in a matter of two days even has her a little stunned. >> just that support was amazing, i think. that they are that interested in it. >> reporter: president obama flew into shanksville after attending the ceremony at ground zero. here he gave no big speech, just many small ones. a few words to perhaps ease the pain. >> i found the presence to be extremely

>> we look for the classic fogginess for the bell being rung.ple report trouble sleeping. lack of energy. also be emotional signs and symptoms such as moodiness, depression, and again, these are wide con still racing do -- con con constellation of sometimes. >> we talk about young kids, even elementary age, how many of them are having concussions? >> we don't know. the data we have today comes from when someone presents to a hospital. threat the only way we haveÑççf tracking that. how many people today in the audience have had a concussion and haven't actually gone to a hospital because they got their bell rung? >> right. >> a lot of hands going up. if you had chest pain, would you go to a hospital? >> yes. >> but if you get your bell rung, would you go to the hospital? most people don't. so they're estimates could be four to five million concussions a year, and one of the good things about going -- going on in the nfl is raising awareness and people need to seek out medical attention when these things do happen. i think your kid needs good hel

. >> reporter: and bells ring for the brave passengers who storm the cockpit on united flight 93 that crashed in pennsylvania. >> good evening. at this hour, the annual tribute is limb newing the -- whom naturing the light's sky. two beams of light. randall is near the memorial with a wrap of today's events, a day to remember, and a day to reflect. >> reporter: the cameras were focused on the dedication of the new 9/11 memorial park, but right outside side the camera range were people who came here to pay their respects and to reflect on the profound impact of september 11, 2001 on america. >>> two beams of light illuminate the skyline filling the void with the twin tours stood a decade ago. it capped off a day of remembrance at the transformed ground zero site. their families are now able to touch the names of their loved ones. >> our court -- court rage us son. >> rely lives -- relatives read all of the names, including those who died at the pentagon and pennsylvania. >> and my father, whom i never met, because i was in my mom's bell he auto -- belly. >> president obama and -- the c

[bell ringing] >> and for elizabeth torrez. >> [bell ringing] >> thank you. >> remembering the eighteople who were killed exactly one year ago. that explosion happened at 60:91 year ago today and now they are remembering the people who were killed. it's also important to remember that a number were seriously injured. 30 homes, more than 30 homes destroyed and a neighborhood completely changed forever because of what happened there. >>> a day after more than a dozen b.a.r.t. protesters were arrested, some people say they will plan to continue their demonstrations. yesterday was the sixth of the demonstrations. as you saw live right here on our air. b.a.r.t. police closed the station for more than two hours and 24 people were arrested and then released. b.a.r.t. riders tell us they are frustrated. >> there's got to be a better way than that. that doesn'tsoever anything and it only makes things more difficult for commuters -- that doesn't solve anything and it only makes things more difficult for commuters. >> a protest is scheduled to make place in civic center plaza in san francisco.

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we're waiting for the opening bell on wall street and the dow futures are down a right now 250. and this is a concern in europe with the debt crisis as there is a major strike in liddy they are trying to get out of the budget crisis under control . other stories we're following this at the battle of same such marriages it gives the governor veto power over the propositions i think there is will it be a finding that they have illegal interest in this case >> the accord is not expected to issue a ruling today they do have the right to appeal and the ninth circuit court will decide if the judge was correct when he struck down prop. 8 as on constitutional court those opposed to prop table are planning a sit-in >> this city and will take place in two hours on the steps of the supreme court the doors will open 90 minutes from now i see a lot people walking around the could be employees. there was an overwhelming demand and it will be broadcast on state television lots of people one of the year to year for themselves that's what they have provided an overflow room. this is a supercharg

>> geoff bell: seven, yeah. >> simon: yeah. ( laughter ) >> bell: yeah.nd the only difference, as you know, between men and boys is the price of the toys. so, you... you know, that's what we do-- we're hobbyists and gone into it professionally. >> simon: bell has just perfected what he calls an "iceberg cam," which does double duty-- above the water and down below. the camera catches the action when a bear goes under, feet last, to check out that whale carcass. >> downer: fantastic. there she comes and feeds. >> simon: this is one cool bear, isn't it? >> downer: it's done exactly what we wanted absolutely on time. >> simon: exactly what the bear wanted, too-- lunch. what her cub seemed to want was to be on camera. don't tell me that she's not mugging for the camera. look at that-- full-faced shot, relaxed. i wonder how they would react if they could see themselves on television >> downer: i am sure that would be very pleased to be on "60 minutes." very proud. ( laughter ) fantastic scene. >> simon: but mama bear doesn't seem to think so. she takes out her

we want talk a lot more what happened on wall street they started the day with applause the closing bell on wall street was anything to be cheerful about that the world is headed for a new recession lot of red and downed yesterday it dow was jaunt down 391. nasdaq was down 82 points and isn't being was down >> we will take a quick check of the golden gate bridge it is a body up there and we expect to remain foggy out there and we will back in a few minutes. >> >> the gop held their second and town hall meeting last night >> the gop hopefuls talked about the most pressing king at is the a economy >> president barack obama has done everything wrong >> messages it jut governor romney and rick perry and michele bachman >> address the private > nudes he has told us about temporary fix it and gimmicks >> perry was criticized avers sang social security when his opponent >> he only approved the program covers state employees >> he changed outlined in his book when he would change the plan for all americans >> perry also addressed on being too soft on immigration educate children that have come i

have a big story this morning the lawyers and for the two americans that were jailed as buys in the bell has been approved by the courts the $1 million has been paid they have been in custody for two years they were arrested in july of 2009 and sentenced last month to eight years in prison their release could be happening any moment now and we will keep you informed on this story would with >> of five year-old is being treated after she was hurt in a crossfire in his daughter was a kid in a needham >> the five year-old little girl is being treated at samper's cisco general she is doing well she was walking home from school with her dad when when she was shot in the leg and happened around 430 in the afternoon you can see police casinggun casings on the sidewak one >> i'm kind of sad and an innocent victim was >> person was a nice hot evening and next thing you know ron and i am a street shooting guns >> police have not made any araskocaress. >> one woman was checking injured and a shooting inside a hotel it is unclear if she was a employee or a guest of the hotel with there's no word if

all other than imported bells. >> and the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a vi

lee >> will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues we're also waiting for the opening bell on wall street did tell futures down a 50 penpoint. [ male announcer ] humble beginnings are true beginnings. they are the purest way to gauge success. maybe the only way to gauge success. but the most powerful thing about humble beginnings is that they are... ♪ ...humbling. show where you're going without forgetting where you're from. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >> >> >> dow was down 100 and add six points in the middle the day and then closed up of 68. >> president barack obama all will be in ohio building up support for his jobs bill white house ethics souls said the plan will be paid for by higher taxes. will the deficit for the u.s. is a very high and they will be paid for by a higher taxes. looks like mile water continues fell to families and not lay ok analyst losing in comfort morning this and this tuesday morning the dollar is now open dull futures was down 53 points before the opening bell when we had a wild ride yes

it's up here in the steeple and bell tower and stuff. they don't see it. it blends right in.t's the whole idea. >> not bad. the company says the new tower is part of its push to expand coverage across the bay area now that 50% of its customers are using smart phones. i know several at&t customers are cheering tonight. >> yeah. very creative they're getting. >>> still to come at 6:00, millions of people left in the dark. what was behind that power outage that plunged much of southern california into pitch black? >>> and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. some of us cooler today like san jose with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. san francisco 80. oakland 74. tonight we'll call it cool, droning into the 60s. w le'ngoo thunderstorms into this weekend. tracking a batch that uld hold up forha the east bay. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> the lights are back on for millions of people following an unprecedented power outage in the san diego area, parts of arizona and mexico. in san diego 1.4 million homes lost power. things slowly returned to nor

up a break times so far this month dow futures are up right now we're still waiting for the opening bellw details on a google buyout of the motorola documents released cool one that is still so badly it offered another $3 billion to see it through the initial offer was a $30 up share and now 4350 per share the big prize for google is motorola's patents. >> a look outside and we will be ripon [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ open nature. only at safeway. >> >> opening bell on wall street that a possible bond a buying program is talked about in your we're seen dow futures up 62 we are starting maybe a little winning streak on wall street >> the release of to uc- berkeley grad is now up in the air after the president said he would be released the digital system said they have not decided on a bell on non-bank the president of ron has no direct

[bell ringing] >> actually, i would ask that -- >> thank you. thank you. president olague: if you can start coming up to the mic if i called your name. president olague: he was next. we called him. he was in the first three. >> i was called. good afternoon, commissioners. and i don't need -- president olague: great. >> i don't need a translator. my name is andy yu and i live at 840 jackson street with my 86-year-old mother. i am not against at&t and in fact, i have at&t cell phone for over 10 years, but i was surprised to hear that they're going to put a strong an the -- big antenna on top of the chinese hospital directly across from the building. the reason is i am not surprised they need for cell phone and more coverage and all that, but as mr. sugaya said, san francisco has a topography and so five-story building, chinese hospital, is like the first floor and only a block up. and so why put such a strong antenna on such a short building in a mostly residential neighborhood when half of your radiation is only useful and the other just walk by other -- th

[bell ringing] >> alan: in shanksville, pennsylvania, bells tolled and the names of she victim's heroes of flight 93 were read. president obama and first lady, michelle obama, laid a wreath at the new memorial for those who died there hill yap -- lillian kim is live from shanksville. >> reporter: the flight 93 crash sight is considered sacred gowned which is why so many people felt compelled to come here. many planned this trip for months. for others it was a spur of the moment decision. >> we were just driving. went to pick up the kids, and we just decided, this is the place we needed to be today. >> reporter: the flight 93 national memorial was unveiled yesterday, and since then thousands have flocked to see it. the crash site is preserved and the marble represents the flight path. his sister says her one brother was killed in vietnam and his names on that memorial's wall in washington, d.c. >> i understand at it -- it's an honor, and i like ken will not be forgotten, but they don't -- i don't know if it's overwhelming. brings up sad ms. in me to think they're names have to be on that

[bell] thank you. commissioner hwang: i just have a couple of questions. the one with the deck, are those -- what are those? are those just walls around the deck? is that something that someone can stand on top of? are those walls? >> no, that is a thin fence. commissioner hwang: it is a privacy fence. so the next picture is as would be viewed -- how do you do that? >> i stood on a ladder. commissioner hwang: the thing i am having a hard time understanding, if there is a wall there. >> this fire wall, i stood on that. commissioner hwang: no, the wood on the deck. commissioner goh: put the other picture up. commissioner hwang: what i consider like a wall of wood, can they actually see through bad -- that? >> they are way up high. director goldstein: you can point to the overhead. >> how high is that? maybe four feet. more than that. mr. cassidy allowed us to do that. it was up to my mid chest. commissioner hwang: they can stand there and -- >> look right down on my deck. the deck exceeds their permit in size. commissioner hwang: thank you. commissioner fung

[bell ringing] supervisor kim: you have a little more? >> two sentences. >> yes. i will quote from judge claudia wilkins' decision in the first phase n sum, the written record contained evidence that there was an adequate signal in the neighborhood. few calls were dropped. a t-mobile customer was satisfied and no members of the public expressed support of t-mobile's application. unreasonable minds would accept that as adequate to support a conclusion that the neighborhood surrounding 725 terreville did not need the proposed facility. page 9 of the transcript. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am amy o'hare and i have lived in san francisco for 26 years and the past 12 years we have owned a home in sunnyside. s ski you to vote against settlement of t-mobile's lawsuit against the city. the city's 1996 wireless telecommunications services facility siting guidelines which continue to be in effect with residential districts as least preferred or unfavorable location for antennas and there are numerous incidents where wireless carriers are seeking to insta

[bell] can i continue? supervisor mar: we have quite a few speakers, so please wrap this up. >> they have been caught in crossfire. we asked the city to find another location or area that they could support, but they did not try. we do not think that they should suffer for the missteps of the city, and we are now working to craft conditions for the project, if they had to address some of the concerns. supervisor wiener: could you please finish? >> the pushback and the neighborhood and subsequent conversations with community housing partnership and youth services we believe has netted a much better project. it is my understanding that your decision today will be to forward this to the full board without recommendation, but i hope that you have heard about the flaws in the process and the unwillingness to hear the neighborhood suggestions and optic steps to remedy this in the future. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, miss barack's. thank you. >> supervisors, i am a resident. this project costs probably, i

this year, we will hear the bell toll six times. wrote, there are those who say that freedom of man is nothing but a dream. well, they are right, it is the american dream. in 1941, president franklin delano roosevelt defined for the world the four freedoms on which the american dream is based. the first is freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world. the second is the freedom of every person to worship god in his or her own way, everywhere in the world. the third is freedom from want everywhere in the world. the fourth is freedom from fear the fourth is freedom from fear anywhere

[bell ringing] >> this morning firefighters rang a bell three times with three chimes each time, signifying the last alarm. they observed a minute of silence and then read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died as they responded to the 9/11 attacks. they say fire department flags throughout san francisco will remain at half staff for the rest of the day. >>> the aftermath of 9/11 saw the largest deployment of search dogs in u.s. history and a few made an appearance this weekend in san rafael. they were part of the pet fair and adoptathon at the marin county fairgrounds. the california rescue task force three was called to ground zero in october, 2001. the dogs helped recover remains of several of the 9/11 victims. their handlers say that recovery allowed many of the victims' families to have some kind of closer. >>> while the wreckage of the september 11th attacks was still smoldering, a bay area team of structural engineers, search and rescue crews and medical experts got a call from washington to go to ground zero. ten years later one key is remembering how that changed

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there is the opening bell. you can see the nasdaq and new york stock oak change deeply effected by the 9/11 attacks. many of the people you see there on the floor today lost loved ones, friends, coworkers, but they are smiling and celebrating the support that they have received and created there in new york. i just want to tell you about some of the people that are ringing the bell there. they have the chairman of tuesday's children. they also have i see hillary clinton is there as well. jennifer adams the september 11th family and attribute. also national september 11th memorial and museum at the world trade center this morning. and members of the fdny the fire department of new york the police department of new york who of course played an integral part that day and they are marking the occasion this morning by ringing the bell. again celebrating some of the support and the things they have created since then to support people there in new york. >> all right we'll go ahead and say good morning, to you. thank