. >> this was the only cessna we had at the time. if they flown the cessna that was the birds right there. >> what was it like flying in the same feeling. >> at first it waziristan a. >> they moved by here to buy the san diego. sign the lease. burred on page 517 in a footnote in the 9/11 commission report is a reference to four phone calls in february 4th, 2007 between omar al buyi and al awlaki. >> i was aware that she had had contact with al qaeda in the past. >> the author of jihad show has filed a qunchts he was involved in suspicious charities. they had cut the investigation shortly before the hijackers arrived. they decided al awlaki was not worth investigating anymore. >> what was the relationship like between al awlaki and the two in san diego. >> the assumption was that it was a close relationship and that awlaki may have been the few -- shared with what they were there for and the plot of 9/11 was going to be. >> it was a time period, you know, was analyzing phone numbers. >> in exclusive interview with w. fox news. crimina

you just came back from a drive out to the desert to one of the aircraft boneyard or pick up the cessna for a few hundred bucks now it's missing the wings is missing the engine everything else except for the fuselage this is ideal because it's lightweight it has the doors intact the windows are intact waterproof it will make it waterproof. marcus erikson is a dedicated militant against plastic for fifteen years he's been counseling along america's rivers he's seen the pollution growth and it keeps coming. one day mark has had a dream that the whole world would care about the problem he hopes to mobilize the planet but so you can see is in an old airplane cabin sitting on fifteen thousand plastic bottles. with the energy of someone who's determined to change the world he's setting out from two thousand five hundred mile trip of the oh gosh. so this is. over a thousand people who are clear across the country of chicago have given us messages about the ocean and about plastics which we're going to take across the ocean and bring back and share with policymakers and try to get something don

small plane burst into flames when it crashed this is near bakersfield when it was a single engine cessna that went down it grew to five and a half square miles may for bad conditions. >> time now 6:17 a.m. and if you have outdoor barbecue plans you will have a great weather >> this is a shot as the sun starts to rise we were socked in this morning it is not affecting visibility we have a heat wave taking into tomorrow. you can see all the fog coming in from santa rosa. a current look of temperatures right now upper 50s and 60s afternoon highs will provide us with '70s and '80s. we're going to steer clear of the '90s. we could hit the '80s into sonoma fairfield is one of lot warmer locations that temperatures will soar by tomorrow into the '90s and upper 90s for tomorrow and wednesday. as we head towards friday we will start a cooling trend once again time right now is 6:19 a.m. >> we're not looking at any traffic our hot spots. because it is a holiday you can get a break on parking meters in sampras's killed but that is not the case here is a list parking meters are in force in san franc

it was a single engine cessna that went down. in this blaze burned a house and then grew to nearly 5.5 square miles with the dry, hot and windy conditions. 600 firefighters were working to contain the blaze. a >> in the bay area we have weathered to enjoy this holiday afternoon. it will be a nice one. belize is following all that in the weather center. >> here is a look at the bay bridge approach. overcast conditions to start a labor day off the bench in the afternoon her nine the morning. he clear orders are sort of similar to yesterday's. a few degrees the upper 80s is the warmest we will get today. here is a look at your labor day forecast. as we head into the afternoon upper 80s in land and '60s at the coast. mostly sunny today and the fog will rebuild around 8:00 p.m.. here is a look at the fog right now. it is building the north bay, peninsula, the east bay and portions of the livermore valley down through san jose and morgan hill. a lot of cloud cover to start your morning off. here are your current temperatures. into the

according to officials, the fire quickly spread only moments after the cessna single-engine plane went down, triggering the evacuation of at least 100 homes. the fire has already charred nearly 4,000 acres and still rages out of control. >>> and finally, in north carolina, a new fitness class is replacing a good sweat with getting a little shut-eye. sounds good to me. participants in what is being called air napping, climb into a hammock and lie in a suspended position for 30 minutes where they're able to recharge and get rejuvenated. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's meteorologist todd santos. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning. >> anybody on a treadmill watching the show has to laugh and say, that's a fitness routine? >> i don't know if it will eliminate the waistline, but it will help with the rest. >> especially on your monday morning. a few areas actually looking for showers across portions of the southwest. actually, i want to bring you in to the radar in the southeast, especially the gulf, where we still have, as lion ntmened earlier, t

a single engine cessna 210 crashed killing two people on board and the fire spread to 4700 acres by this morning. officials have ordered the evacuations of the communities of old west ranch and owens ranch a kern county fire department spokesman called the fire aggressive and said it was only 5% contained tonight. >>> the california highway patrol reports a trend on the roads this labor day weekend. the chp says 16 people died in traffic accidents on highways and surface stey's streets from friday through this morning -- streets from friday through this morning. officers arrested 13hundred 99 -- 1399 drivers on suspicious of dui. and the highway patrol maximum enforcement period ends at midnight. >>> shopping for a new car was a priority for some on this labor day. balloons and signs signaling specials were out along oakland's auto row. prices fall at the end of summer as dealers and automakers begin clearing the inventory to make room for next year's models. according to consumer report, the malibu and ram 1500 are the most discounted car and truck this year. >>> we are nearing 10 years

and assumed it was a cessna or somebody who'd had an accident. parked my car, got into the meeting that i was attending, the reports were starting to come in that this had been a jetliner and that many people had been killed. at that point, we started evacuating the building. then going to my law office and watching, you know, the towers come down. you know, the images of people falling from the skies and the clouds of smoke and dust settling on everyone. and then going home and -- and holding sasha, you know, rocking her to bed as i was watching the reports of what had happened. you know, i think that for me, like for most of us, our first reaction was and continues to be just heartbreak for the families involved. the other thing that we all remember is how america came together. and so ten years later, i'd say america came through this thing in a way that was consistent with our character. we've made mistakes. some things haven't happened as quickly as they needed to. but overall, we took the fight to al qaeda. we preserved our values. we prese

according to officials, the fire quickly spread, only moments after the cessna single-engine plane went down, triggering the evacuation of at least 100 homes. the fire has already charred nearly 4,000 acres, and still rages out of control. >>> and finally, in north carolina, a new fitness class is replacing a good sweat with getting a little shut-eye. participants in what is being called air napping climb into a hammock and lie in a suspended position for 30 minutes, where they are able to recharge, and get rejuvenated. i like that. and now a look at your national weather with todd santos. that's the kind of wrorkout i could get my head around. >> especially for early in the morning. >> they need to set up those hammocks in the hallways. >>> well, there's a lot going on. considering how we just started off the show, talking about fires, torns, everyone again some of the issues with tropical systems, especially this past weekend. last night the hurricane center issued their final advisory on the system, so it's kind of switching to just a mid latitude system, it's traveling along a front

this company makes cessna airplanes and bell helicopters. it cut its earnings outlook thanks to refinancing its debt. cablevision was the best stock in the s&p 500 today, up 7%. the company has a deal to put some time warner cable channels like c.n.n. on iphones, ipads and laptop computers. time warner was up a more modest 1.6%. sirius x.m. radio is consistently one of the most actively traded stocks, in part due to its low price and the almost four billion shares outstanding. the stock was up almost 7% today on heavy volume. customers can expect higher prices in january, leading to today's rally. september has a nasty reputation for stocks, and investors are investing accordingly. in the first week in september, the investment company institute found more than $7 billion dollars poured into mutual funds, but two-thirds of that money went into bond funds. we have seen the yield on the 10-year note creep back above two percent as prices have dropped a little this week. still, rates are historically low. and that's tonight's "market focus." >>

smallest such an town of bassline where hundreds of people from across the republic of north the cessna are coming to pay their last respects the worst the victims of the busline siege the memorial service took place first at the ruins of the school number one where the hostages were house and then hand at the cemetery for the victims which is called the city of angels the names of the victims and there were three hundred thirty one people who were killed during the siege were read out to the sound of the ticking clock and during this time and it took more than twenty five minutes to read all the names people remained silent as the ruins of the school as one o five pm moscow time that's exactly the time when first explosions at the school ring out as church bells rang twice followed by a minute of silence and during this minutes most of the women started to cry and there was one woman she was times exactly close to us and she started calling for her son and she was calling so loud that it was a terrifying moment for many that the a bassline tragedy destroyed lives of hundreds over here

reporter: al-qaida operatives are still trying to get flight training so they can fly these small cessnas. wells is certified flight instructor believes there are a good number of safeguards in place to keep terrorists out of flight schools. >> the process for that is so intense. just going to the tsa background checks, they get fingerprinted. you have to do a bunch of paper work around that. >> reporter: still according to this latest law enforcement bulletin, al-qaida operatives believe security is lax. that's why private pilots play a crucial support. >> you have to be aware, i tend to be a little more protective than most. >> reporter: this comes right before the tenth anniversary of 9/11. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> next sunday marks the tenth anniversary of 9/11. little later we'll look at how things have changed since then through the eyes of the muslim community. >>> a flight to southern california was diverted after a passenger allegedly made a flight threat. spirit airlines was headed to las vegas to los angeles. when the plane landed back in las vegas all the passenge

and there is a realization that even a cessna could be a weapon in the wrong hands. >> the tsa insuspectsroles and people that we work with and our students at our school operations to make sure they're screening method is not terrorists. >> the and l physical security around air fields has been tightened, tall fences have replaced low ones and security cameras are a common sight and gates shut tight and locked. and there is added measure of scrutiny from pilots. >> since september 11th all of the pilots actually look out where there are funny people around. so we're very cautious now. >> the fleet herein includes ex-military aircraft, but the owner tells us these planes pose less of a threat than a modern small plane. >> good news in terms of the terror threat is that these planes have been demilitary so they didn't shoot rockets anymore. >> not to mention without modern instruments, they're difficult to fly. in livermore, abc 7 news. >> just ahead here tonight a live update on a fire that burned three homes in concord. >> also, uncertain future for a prominent stretch of shore line. up

and there was a realization that even a cessna could be a weapon in the wrong hands. now, every pilot and perspective student is run through a series of checks. >> the tsa insuspects our roles and people we work with. and our students at flight school operations to make sure they're scened -- screening method autos and the physical security around bay area air fields has been heightened. tall yenss replacing low ones. security cameras are a common site. and gates are locked. there is an added measure of scrutiny from pilots. >> since september 11th all pilots actually lookout. there are funny people around. we're cautious now if people around -- walk around the airport. >> and this fleet includes ex-military aircraft. the owner says he's received questions over the years from people concerned that a plane like this could somehow be used as a vehicle for a terrorist attack. he told us these planes like this one here have no longer the capability to carry weapons, drop bombs or anything like that. not to mention these planes are difficult to fly given they don't have mo

i thought it was a small cessna, a piper, a crazy person or a horrible pilot had missed the building and i hasn't seen the picture of this giant airliner driving into the building. so i didn't realize that until i got down fifth avenue. because i went fifth avenue so i could see the building right away. and, you know, we saw flames flowing out of the top of the building with all of my floors, we were from the 101st to the 105th floors. it was so horrible-looking. i knew i had to get there because i was praying that my guys had been able to get out. that they didn't look -- it didn't look good. >> your brother was there, your closest friends were there. 658 employees were there. it must have been the ultimate nightmare for you? >> it's impossible for it to happen. they couldn't all be in a place where they would all be in risk. two or three people can be in a car. only could be in a plane. it's not possible to lose 658 people. not possible to lose all of my friends, all of my co-workers. people don't really pay enough attention to how much love and respect to the people you work with.

the fair was sparked sunday when single engine cessna plane crashed killing the 2 people on board. another wildfire broke out late this afternoon in mandyville canyon that's in the brunt wood neighborhood of la. 50 acres have burned there. this the is video of a much larger wildfire burning in la county. flames are eating up very dry brush in the hilly terrain here. fire has charred more than 500 acres to this point. homes threatened. only voluntary evacuation order issued. investigators believe this fire began in a barn on an old movie set. >> victims of last year san bruno pipeline blast will join assemblyman hill tomorrow in support of his bill that would strengthen safety standards for goods paper line in california. now this comes amid more cushion of showed r safety practices by pg&e. the company says old plastic pipe already suspected of causing gas explosion will be relisted at cupertino condominium complex after paper line explosion there last week. david lou has the story. >>reporter: plastic pipe involved in the explosion and fire last week is known as el delay made by d

at least one person died when a single engine cessna went down in the canyon south of bakersfield. and more than 400 firefighters are working to try to contain that blaze. >>> 6:06. >>> lawrence, starting off on this monday, heating up this week. >> it looks like a great week ahead. it will get hot in spots around the bay area today. kind of similar to yesterday. if we're going to see low clouds and fog this morning. and that should give way to a little sunshine as we head in toward the afternoon. warming trend is in effect. yes, it is going to get hot. as we head in toward the next couple of days. temperatures by the afternoon, warm to hot inland and upper 80s in toward livermore and 86 in concord, and about 80 degrees in san jose. and sunny there. and 65 a couple of passing clouds. some sunshine, into san francisco and plenty of clouds out toward the coastline. the next couple of days, the high pressure builds in and the temperatures soar and could reach triple digits inland as we head toward wednesday and slow cooling as we look toward thursday and friday and much cooler over th

perhaps it is most succinctly who cessna speech right before the war begins that in the north they believen racial equality and they are opposed to slavery. and in the south -- and now i'm paraphrasing for a second, that we understand that the cornerstone of the confederacy, that the cornerstone of the confederacy is that the north is wrong about racial equality and that we are right about slavery. slavery is the cornerstone of the confederacy. that is what the south secedes for. now, the problem in understanding this is that when lincoln asks for volunteers to preserve the union, he doesn't say this is a crusade against slavery because he doesn't believe he has the constitutional or legal power to end slavery and furthermore, he is desperately hoping to keep the upper south states, virginia, north carolina, tennessee and arkansas in the union as well as maryland delaware, and kentucky, and after the war begins -- the most southern of those, virginia, tennessee, north carolina and arkansas will secede but the other four will remain in the union. very early in the war, a group of ministers

we went on an exercise where we intercepted a cessna plane. the afterwards i spoke with rooster about his role in defending america >> it gives me a great deal of pride to find targets that could potentially be threats and make sure they are not going to hurt anybody. >> reporter: that wasn't rooster. that was another pilot. so far these pilots have not had to fire on anyone in u.s. air space but they are ready if called to do so. >> we are on minutes from boston and new york within a scramble, well within our combat readiness. the weapons are more than enough to do the task that would be at hand for homeland defense. >> reporter: air-to-air missiles and gatling guns. they are undefeated in battle and ready to go on a moment's notice. alisyn: they are impressive. and you are, too, going up and being able to handle a flight like that. alisyn: i went flying with you, and felt geforce when you were behind the wheel. bill: america's newsroom will have coverage of the 9/11 memorial. martha and i will be live at ground zero sunday morning here on th

the cessna went down in blackburn canyon northeast of los angeles. the pilot sadly was killed. the fiery crash quickly spread to nearby brush and is now burning more than 150 acres. dozens of homes have been evacuated and at least one already has burned to the ground. a scary ride for passengers on board a united express flight traveling from chicago to canada. terrified flyers screamed as the plane skidded off a wet runway while landing at ottawa international airport. thankfully, all 44 passengers got off the aircraft safely. the plane suffered substantial damage to the undercarriage and a wing leaked fuel. extreme weather alert now, fast moving wildfires whipping across texas burning thousands of acres fueled in part by the winds from tropical storm lee. dozens of homes have been destroyed. at least two people were killed when they couldn't escape their home in time. t the largest of the fires is southeast of austin where more than 1,000 homes have been evacuated and those are the headlines. >> texas doesn't get any of the rain from tropical storm lee but they get the wind f

we didn't understand it wasn't a cessna 172 which realistically probably dent the building, hardly cause where were you when you first saw the picturing of this gaming hole on the side of the world trade center? >> well, after we got the first word, we went back to our meeting. we continued to discuss and plan out the week and the flying schedule as normal because we did not understand or have any way to comprehend -- i mean there was no other information regarding how serious the situation was. it wasn't until the second aircraft struck the second world trade center that the enlisted folks came in and said a second plane hit the world training center and it was on purpose. then the meeting immediately dissolved, and we went to go see what was reported in the media. that is when all of us really understood as a visceral level that the world had changed. >> at that time in 2001, what was your job? what were your responsibilities? >> i was a brand new first lieutenant. it just gotten to the fighter squadron in january of 2001. so i was the training officer. i was in charge of managing and

a panel discussion looking back at media coverage since 9 cessna 11. we will hear from former news anchor charlie gibson of and beast -- of abc, and the current fox news anchor brit hume. that begins tonight on our companion network, c-span2. before that, a look at the bbc news night, remembering the -- remembering the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. and the world's response come alive today at 5:30 eastern, right here on c-span. meantime, we will take a look at president obama's jobs plan which was unveiled last night during a joint session of congress. we will show you as much of this as we can be for the bbc's look back at september 11. host: pleased to be joined this morning by tim bishop, a democrat who's served on both the education committee and infrastructure committee through the presidential proposal last night. it really affects your committees, education spending and infrastructure spending. congressman bishop, what did you think of the president's proposals? you think? guest: i thought the proposals were good proposals, praat leasf p