. >> beamer cruz has a harbor seal that was on the beach. reporter: when suddenly a family physically picked up the seal pup from the beach that is located south of carmel and put the pup into an rv and drove off. >> i have no idea what was in the minds of these individuals, i gotta believe they were well intentioned. reporter: the marine ma'am malls got wind of the seal pup snatching and tracked done the rv wherein side the laundry basket was little beamer cruz. >> found the folks, talked to them, let them know that little harbor seal that they had, it would have been dead if left on the beach. reporter: the pup was transported power point the marine transport. >> liked spending time in the pool. reporter: even if you are trying to help the animal it is illegal to remove marine wildlife. >> they are so darned cute, people feel compelled to take care of the animal, the animal doesn't need any care, we are trying to get the message out. reporter: beamer cruz named after the bmw she was placed in right after her rescue has doubled her weight a

it's nicknamed beamer. >>> gary is next with all the sport ises. -- with all the sports. >>> giants home, big crowd. it's the orange friday. 41,514. the giants on the board first. first time without the mustache this year. he was all over the place. he struck out six and he would get the victory tonight to go to 4-3. brandon hicks hitting .200 but making people think dave king. crawford helping here at shortstop. the giants 4-0 against the american league this season. interleague play they knock off the twins. a's are in first place. >>> stevie toll son off scott kas mere. derek norris and his beard line within to left. caberra is coming in to make the play. some thought his career left for dead after it didn't work out in san francisco, caught with steroids, he has a rebirth in toronto. 3-2. the a's hanging tough. in the 8th inning norris and his beard don't get the job done. 3-2 blue jays. first time the a's last two straight since may 7th. >>> jim harbaugh at mini camp today and people are in his face. you have a guy like alton smith going through the trials and tribulations. you can'

. >> beamer cruz was a little harbor seal that was on the beach. >> reporter: when suddenly a familyphysically picked up the seal pup from the beach that's located south of caramel and put the pup into an lv and drove off. >> i have no idea what was in the mind of these individuals. i have to believe they were well intentioned but i have no idea what their plan was. >> reporter: two of the volunteers in the area got wind of the seal pup snatching and tracked down the family. >> we tracked down the family, let them know that the pup would have been better on the beach. >> reporter: even if you're trying to help the animal it is illegal to remove marine wildlife. >> they're so darn cute that people feel compelled to do something to take care of this animal. unbeknownst to them that the animal needs no care from them whatsoever. >> reporter: beamer cruz named after the bmw she was placed in after she was rescued is now double her weight and now closer to being returned to the home she was taken from. >>> astronomers are suggesting that stargazers get in a good spot. experts say they are

. >> beamer cruz was a little harbor seal that was on the beach. >> reporter: when suddenly a familyysically picked up the seal pup from the beach that's located south of caramel and put the pup into an lv and drove off. >> i have no idea what was in the mind of these individuals. i have to believe they were well intentioned but i have no idea what their plan was. >> reporter: two of the volunteers in the area got wind of the seal pup snatching and tracked down the family. >> we tracked down the family, let them know that the pup would have been better on the beach. >> reporter: even if you're trying to help the animal it is illegal to remove marine wildlife. >> they're so darn cute that people feel compelled to do something to take care of this animal. unbeknownst to them that the animal needs no care from them whatsoever. >> reporter: beamer cruz named after the bmw she was placed in after she was rescued is now double her weight and now closer to being returned to the home she was taken from. >>> astronomers are suggesting that stargazers get in a good spot. experts say they are n

that's beamer. >>> attention star gazers, an astronomical phenomenon is just a few minutes away.later tonight a first of its kind meteor shower will fill the sky with as many as 200 meteors an hour, but no one knows for sure if we'll be able to see it. nbc bay area's nanette is live with the giraffe meteor shower. >> we're using as little light as we can. people are telling us to turn off the light. the whole hillside is jam packed with people. more than 300 people paid the $5 admission to begin. people can't wait for the light show to begin. star gazers are waiting for the first of its time light show. people have never seen the giraffe meteor shower before. an encounter with jupiter in 2012 changed the comet's orbital course available between now and 1:00 a.m. >> we're hoping to see a few hundred meteors per hour. >> reporter: the debut is exciting astronomy fans even though it's unclear what kind of light show they'll see. >> it's going to be beautiful. part of what draws me is the sheer magic and beauty. >> it's an astronomical event. >> reporter: experts recommend going some

artifacts including a melted rolodex and phone and this watch found in pennsylvania involving to todd beamera hero of flight 93. >> for six days the museum will only be open to survivors and family of victims and rescue workers to have private team to see the displays and opens to the public next week. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast which is cooling down. >> good morning, again, from the top of the broadcast center. i found it. it is move our way. i will tell you when the cooling trends get to your neighborhood. alsos how much we will drop by the accident. >> look at this sign: the city is not closed. who is messing with the signs? we will explain. >>> san francisco is not closed. no. a high-tech prankster amused commuters in san francisco and offered some commentary on the heat wave. this morning, a technician reprogrammed the sign and provided some insight on this kind of hacking. >> you need to know what you are doing, to do this. >> well, yeah, you have to have some experience. it is really not that hard. if you are not familiar it could be tough. >>> after a few

found in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania, todd beamers, one of the heroes who took back the flightt on his watch the date, the 11th. there was florence jones too who barely escaped the south tower. she told me she took off her shoes to get out faster and for years she kept them beneath her bed. >> they still have debris on them. >> on the bottom. when you flip them over there is debris from the floor. >> reporter: now florence has given the shoes to the museum. and we found a message of hope. even from that awful day. a nasa commander who saw the smoke and listened to what he said. >> your city still looks difficult for everybody in there right now. [ indiscernible ] >> our thanks to david muir for the look at the new museum. a day none of us will ever forget. >> join us tomorrow for the dedication. abc news will carry it live at 10:10 a.m. thank you for joining us. as always we are on line at abcnews.com. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. good night.

. >> reporter: david beamer donated his son todd's watch.d beamer helped lead the revolt against the hijackers of flight 93 which crashed in pennsylvania. >> but it doesn't tell what time it is anymore. what it does tell is what time it was. it says its the 11th. >> reporter: built beneath the fountains and pools of the 9/11 memorial, the museum commemorates both the 2001 attacks and the 1993 world trade center bombing. at each turn, exhibits recount chilling and heartbreaking moments from that september day. massive, mangled pieces of steel torn apart by the impact of flight 11. a fire engine from ladder company 3 the front cab was shorn off. 11 of its firefighters died in the north tower. and portraits of each individual killed in the world trade center, the pentagon, and shanksville, pennsylvania. but there are symbols of resilience and hope, too. like the last column that towered above ground zero as the months of recovery came to an end, becoming a makeshift memorial itself and there are the so-called survivor stairs that ushered so man

we discovered a watch in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania it was todd beamers, one of the heroes who took back that flight. on his watch, the date, the 11th. and there is florence jones too who barely escaped. the south tower. she took off her shoes to get out faster. she once told world news she had them in a box under her bed. now, she's giving her shoes to the museum. howard lutnick who lost his brother and more than 650 employees at canter fitzgerald. the only reason he wasn't there. it was his son's first day of kindergarten. >> so my wife and i took that first picture right outside of his school. >> reporter: his son now graduating high school. and the commander who saw and listened to what was said. >> it's difficult in america right now. your city still looks great from up here. >> reporter: it's stunning what they have been able to preserve here. what you're looking at is one of the original retaining walls around the entire world trade center site, around both of those towers. the president will be in this room tomorrow to honor the lives lost and to mark the resiliency

. >> beamer crews was a harbor seal on the beach. >> a family picked up the seal pup off the beach and put the pup into an rv and drove off. >> i have no idea what was in the minds of these individuals, i have to believe they were well intentioned, but i don't know what their plan was. >> two of the volunteers got wind of the seal pup snatching, and they found inside the laundry basket was little beamer crews. >> i found the folks and let them know that the harbor seal it would have been best left on the beach. >> now, separated from her mom, she was transported to the center in sausalito. >> officials if you are trying to help the animal it's illegal to remove wildlife. >> they're so darn cute, people feel compelled to do something to help those animals. we're consistently trying to get the message out, leave seals be. >> he doesn't know if those individuals were ever cited, but beamer crews, named after the bmw that she was placed in during the rescue, she's double her weight and she's being placed back into the home where she was taken from. >>> a vigil to mark 20 years since the mu

[applause] todd beamer's watch was recovered at the site of the crash of flight 93 near shanksville,a. it was given to this museum by his loving family. we are honored to have his father david with us here today. todd was one of 40 men and women aboard that plane, strangers, all bound for san francisco. they decided it would take fate nto their own hands at the probable, if not certain risk of their own lives. when hijackers took control of their plane, people began calling family and friends who told them about the other hijacked planes. none of the passengers had been trained for this kind of scenario, that alone even consider such a nightmare. and yet after talking over what they had learned, they joined ith members of the crew to storm the cockpit. nd in doing so, they changed the course of history. it was later shown that their actions prevented the plane from reaching the hijackers' intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. in giving their lives, how many lives have they saved? one of the first calls made from the plane had been for mark bingham who later helpe

. >>> here's a pup that is recovering, named beamer cruise.a vacationing family took the seal, put it in the back of their rv and drove off. volunteers were able to track down the rv in a parking lot and rescue the pup. >>> next up, we will continue to follow the latest out of santa barbara where six people have been killed. more on the shooting ahead. >>> coming up, gridlock in the city. is it a sign of things to come? or is this just a case of people behaving badly? dog: get four years get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection, even a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. mattress discounters' memorial day sale ends monday. >>> okay, i have reached this conclusion, more people have to either start car pooling or using public transportation. the reason, i'm at 2nd and bryant street in san francisco, and to be frank, as my mother used to say, a total mess. there's a stronger word for it, but the fcc would fine me so much money, i would have to think of another profession in canada. th

>> they used to just call me the beamer, i just washed everything.y make you carry the vegetables. >> 14, you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think they can make you work 12 hours a day. and pay maybe a buck at the most. >> oh, the good old days. >> yeah, well. >> why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals. the things that they think of sense birth rights, the right to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> we can't live without it. >> pate, sausages, it is an art that is revered here and widely enjoyed. and few names garner more respect. >> just inside this room. they are coming and going mad with the predictions. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and fat back are served through a vertical chopper, a sprinkling of seasons and spices. removed in large balls of finally but not too finally chopped meat. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed with smooth perfection. >> a lot of work. >> spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shape and smacked

why don't we give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> todd beamer's watch was recovered at theanksville pennsylvania, given to this museum by his loving family. we are honored to have his loving father, david, with us here today. todd was one of 40 men and women aboard that plane, strangers all bound for san francisco. they would decide to take fate into their own hands at the probable if not certain risk of their own lives. when the highjackers took control of their plane, people began calling family and friends who told them about the other highjacked planes. none of the passengers had been trained for this kind of scenario, let alone even considered such a nightmare, and yet, after talking over what they had learned, they joined with members of the crew to storm the cockpit. in doing so, they changed the course of history. it was later shown that their actions prevented the plane from reaching the highjackers' intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. in giving their lives, how many lives had they saved? one of the first calls made from the plane had been fr

[ applause ] >> todd beamer's watch was recovered at the site of the crash of flight 93 near shanksvilleania. it was given to this museum by his loving family. we are honored to have his father david with us here today. todd was one of 40 men and women aboard that plane. strangers all bound for san francisco. they would decide to take fate into their own hands at the probable, if not certain risk of their own lives. when the hijackers took control of their plane people began calling family and friends who told them about the other hijacked planes. none of the passengers had been trained for this kind of scenario let alone even considered such a nightmare and yet, after talking over what they had learned they joined with members of the crew to storm the cockpit, and in doing so, they changed the course of history. it was later shown that their actions prevented the plane from reaching the hijackers' intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. in giving their lives, how many lives had they saved? one of the first calls made from the plane had been from mark bingham who later

melted rolodex, someone's phone, we discovered a watch, found in shanksville, pennsylvania, todd beamer'shere were those who barely escaped the tower. this lady once told world news she put her shoes in the box under the bed. now she has given her shoes to the museum. howard, who lost his brother and more than 650 employees at fitzgerald, the only reason he was not there, it was his son's first day of kindergarten. >> my wife and i took him to school. >> reporter: his son, now graduating high school. and inside here you will find other messages of hope. the nasa commander who saw it and listen to what he said. >> it is very difficult for everybody in america right now. the country still looks good, and from new york, your city still looks great from up here. >> simply stunning from what they were able to preserve in the museum. and what you see is the original retaining wall around the entire world trade center with both towers. the president will be in the room tomorrow to honor the work that has been done and to honor the lives lost. and to mark the resiliency of this country so many ye

at the end of the day, it is all about beamers. baby, you can drive my car and now you can even park it wherever you want. bmw's expanding its drive now car-sharing program in san francisco offering 150 of its active e-electric vehicles. customers can park their ultimate driving machine on designated streets rather than having to go to a dropoff center, making it easy to drive and ditch. sounds like bmw is speeding into zipcar's territory. scott, i used to do zipcar when i lived in washington d.c. it was really convenient. you knew where the parking area was, you went to a dedicated spot, you picked the car up, off you went. bmw's charging a little bit more, but you don't have to go back to a designated spot, it's a zone. the car once you're in telling you you're in the zone. >> i feel like i'm in the zone a lot, so i think that's cool. adam, so your little an ec dolt, it's all -- anecdote, it's all about convenience. this has something too -- to it, but their business model is built around this parking convenience. in some of the

he probably had a beamer. >> well, let me tell you jim i go back with snn, 1989. i've been with you over 25 years. >> holy cow, man i've been around. >> thank you for all you do for us retirees. you're a big asset. >> thank you i'm going to be joining you pretty soon at the rate of this show. >> heath in louisiana. >> what's going on. how's it going? >> i don't know. every time i go to louisiana i have a great time. why don't you invite me over. >> yeah, let's do it. >> all right. i'll see you in the french quarter. >> hey, what did you have for dinner last night? i cooked swordfish because quinoa for every single meal. i mix in some and nice piece of swordfish on top of it. >> it was delicious. >> they have a quinoa, flax and salsa sauce that knocks your socks off. ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. >>> we are witnessing the wholesale destruc

beamer is now doing well and is learning how to catch fish on his own. certainly that family must be facing charges. i can't imgagine they're not. >>> the kind of meeting that happens only once-in-a-lifetime. the chance to meet the family of a man who saved your life. yesterday was that day for a bay area woman who had been struggling with kidney failure. "today in the bay" stephanie tron has the story. >> just thanks and excitement to meet them. >> reporter: as the weight of the moment sunk in her voice broke. >> ready for this? >> yeah. >> reporter: tears and laughs. >> i had to do a shot before i came. >> reporter: as the moments inched closer. this moment. >> i just thought, what an awesome lady. i mean, michael did good. >> reporter: for kim choppi losing her 24-year-old son michael in 2011 was nearly paralyzing. what eased some pain his passing saved three other lives, including faith's. >> he did not die in vain, that some good came out of his passing. >> to me it's a life continued that even though it's not michael's it's still a life continued.

todd beamer's watch it they found. >> i brought this for you to look at.en months before 9/11. this is my copy. chick had one in his wallet. this was found at the pentagon. it's laminated plastic, my mother's prayer card. this is in the museum. and it's very meaningful to us because on one side it says blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted and on this other side is this anonymous poem "i did not die". that was in his wallet in the cockpit of that plane, and it's virtually intact. >> a lot of people, talking about kids but a lot of other people because it's been, what, almost 13 years, they forget. it they forget. and i know someone has been like a stick in the you know what about this. you don't want people to forget. >> no. and it's not because i want people to remember my brother for generations. many men and women have died under terrible tragedies and terrible circumstances in war, illness. it's the history that people must never forget. it's what happened. it's why these people died. who did it and why. the lessons of history are par

[applause] beamer's watch was recovered at the site of the 93 near flight shanksville, pennsylvania. it was given to this museum by his loving family. we are honored to have his us heredavid, with today. todd was one of 40 men and women plane, strangers, all bound for san francisco. decide to take fate the their own hands at probable, if not certain risk of their own lives. when the hijackers took control their plane, people began calling family and friends who otherhem about the hijacked planes. none of the passengers had been this kind of scenario, let alone each considered such a nightmare. , after talking over what they had learned, they joined with members of the crew to cockpit, and in doing of they changed the course history. it was later shown that their fromns prevented the plane reaching the hijacker's intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. their lives, how many lives had they saved? one of the first calls made from plane had been for mark bingham who later helped form the plan they followed. he had called his mother, alice, alice later left him this mes

todd beamer's watch was recovered at the site of the crash of flight 93 near shanksville, pennsylvaniae are honored to have his father, david, with us here today. todd was one of 40 men and women aboard that plane. strangers, all bound for san francisco. they would decide to take fate into their own hands at the probable, if not certain, risk of their own lives. when the hijackers took control of their plane, people began calling family and friends who told them about the other hijacked planes. none of the passengers had been trained for this kind of scenario, let alone even considered such a nightmare. and yet after talking over what they had learned, they joined with members of the crew to storm the cockpit. and in doing so, they changed the course of history. it was later shown that their actions prevented the plane from reaching the hijackers' intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. in giving their lives, how many lives had they saved? one of the first calls made from the plane had been from mark bingham who later helped form the plan they followed. he had called

found in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, it was todd beamer's.t on the watch, the date, the 11th. and there was florence jones, who barely escaped the south tower. she told me she took off her shoes to get out faster and for years she kept them beneath her bed. and they still have the debris on them. >> on the very bottom and when you flip them over there is debris from the floor. >> reporter: now florence has given those shoes to the museum. and we found a message of hope, even from that awful day. a nasa commander who saw the smoke and listen to what he said. >> i know it's very difficult for everybody in america right now. but the country still looks good and for new yorkers your city still looks great from up here. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> join us this morning for the dedication of the museum. abc news will carry it live at 10:10 a.m. you can also take a virtual tour of the museum by logging on to our website. it is an incredible thing to see. it has taken a long time to finally get there and by the way, $700 million to

he probably had a beamer. >> let's bring in michelle caruso-cabrera. hi, michelle. >> mario draghi, when it was ripping towards $1.40, it was so close, and then he said an exchange rate was cause for concern. is he going to do anything about it? no. but as you look at the intraday chart, you would see the move pretty quickly. remember, why is it such a problem? these periphery companies have worked so hard to become more competitive. they've cut salaries like mad. they've cut government budgets like crazy. they've tried to become more competitive and then the euro moves 10% and suddenly half of those gains disappear. even though the yields in italy are below 3%, when you take in account inflation, it's above 3%. their debt stock is still moving. >> we'll see if draghi's comments go his way. michelle, thanks. >>> a lot of talk about the momentum. tesla beats the q1 revenue. it doubled. as did priceline. the current outlook is below estimate. stay tuned for an exclusive interview with the ceo of priceline, darren huston. >> stock gets hit for 30, 40, 50