raymond matthew downey sr.w the dangers that day perhaps better than anyone. >> hello, my name is ray downey senior. >> reporter: he developed trainings in technical rescue, meaning he was an expert in pulling people from collapsed buildings. >> he went to every major disaster in the city or pretty much in the country at that time. >> reporter: after a truck bomb leveled the federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, downey led the search for survivors. and when it came to saving lives, he had a nickname as big as his reputation. >> someone said oh, yeah, you sit next to god on the way in. i said who's god? oh, yeah, they refer to your dad that way sometimes. wow, that's pretty impressive. they saw how we operated at fires, conducted himself at emergencies, and he just was always in charge. >> reporter: so the downey brothers knew where their father would be that day. >> he fought right here on west street because that's where we found his car. >> reporter: and they knew he wouldn't leave, no matter what. >> he

andrew downey they're talking us through that extraordinary situation. london's most famous attractions big ben has been largely silent for the last four years. we'll be finding out how the £80 million restoration project is going. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough. translation: the difficult decision we reached - together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: an afghan resistance leader — who's been spearheading a battle against the taliban — says he's willing to enter peace talks. the families of victims of malaysia arlines flight mhi7 shot down over ukraine are

i'm joined by michael downey, president and c.e.o. of tennis canada. thank you for being with us. a revolution or the new generation pushing influence all at once? >> i think it was a little bit of both, actually. but the final, i read today, is a great complement to what novak is doing. he's chasing history and on the women's side we're seeing two teenagers fight for the u.s. open so it's a great contrast. >> tell us more about leylah fernandez, canadian teenager. you must know her well. what's her secret, do you think? >> somewhat the same as emi've. i think they're both showing that they've got ice in their veins. that to think that these two young women have run through the gap you want and winning all these matches and a handling the pressure so, so we have and to a certain degree she's handled it better than most of her opponents and we saw it in the and a half last flight where leylah won the third set and it was the number two seemed that. kind o losing her focus in the third september. i think this has a l to do with her strength. >> you say isles in her veins but do you

they include engines from santa fe springs, downey, and long beach. >> this strike team started on the river fire. they then went to the august support out of writing. from there they went onto the monument fire. after the monument fire, onto the eye roll of fire. in the washington fire, and to the caldor fire. >> reporter: the erratic nature of the caldor fire forced despair from its home, while some people had decided to stay put. >> i promised make it it would be out of here as soon as i saw any flames anywhere. >>> animals big and small seeking refuge from the flames of the caldor fire. we have seen bear is trying to find safe shelter in trash bins at gas stations, roaming deserted neighborhoods. other animals have been spotted as well. there was a coyote caught on video in south lake tahoe trotting away from the danger. we have more videos of the animals escaping flames. as part of our digital coverage on kpix.com . you can also find updated evacuation maps, and the latest news from the firefight. >>> still had on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, a strict abortion law is no

. >> he will campaign at a church in downey. >>> we have an entire page dedicated to the recall election on our website. head to our nbc bay area page and click on recall. >>> up next, a very local connection to the 9/11 attack. she was the first person to warn about it. the family of the flight attendant. >>> and an update on the state's largest fire that's still growing. >>> and our fire danger remains high with some thunderstorms. mainly the threat of some line that could spark more fires. i'll have the updated time line coming up in about five minutes. >>> this saturday marks 20 years since the september 11th terror attacks. firefighters and police officers who died that day are hailed as heroes but so are the pilots and flight attendants on those doomed flights. among them, betty, the san francisco native was on board american airlines flight 11. that was the first plane that crashed into the world trade center and it was betty who alerted authorities that the plane had been hijacked. tonight we're hearing from betty's brother harry who reflects only terrifying day. his sister's bra

for being disrespectful to a native american processor is lionized in the 14-year-old named fiona downeytful, she flipped off a group of anti-masked protesters outside her school and she is the hottest thing on the network since andrew cuomo held his last covid presser. >> i decided to give them the finger because i thought it was the best thing i could do. >> what else are you supposed to do? >> fiona and her finger. this is encouraging desire protests, despite the fast masking for kids is predicated on virtually 0 scientific data and the cdc says the opposite. laura: i will be like biden, it says we don't have a lot of time for discussion, i am proud of my daughter can you imagine if she said that to anyone in a protected category if she flipped off anyone in the wanted protected alphabet she would never go to college or work again. >> then there's the story out of las vegas where a 9-year-old boy was taking a sip of water and the substitute teacher got totally medieval with him when he forgot to put his mask on. she didn't ask him to put it back on, this is the boy's mother. >> he pul

george lucas, you know, robert downey, jr., jennifer hudson, hugh laurie, they have it.l and wipe burger king out. we could go out and just solve world hunger. i'm going to buy everybody burger king sandwiches. i'm calling everybody. i'm telling my son, i have a burger king for life card, boy! i'm bringing the burgers home, son! i was so ( bleep ) excited. i was up all night. the next thing i woke up and all i could do is stare at it, feel the heft of it and the finish. >> stephen: and the responsibility. >> the heavy responsible. then i look and there's tiny writing on the back. and i'm, like, oh, this must be the end. this is the thing. so i go to the web site, enter the salary number, and it turns out it's a ( bleep ) $100 gift certificate. ( applause ) i have never fallen so far and hard and fast. i had to call my son and be, like, it's not a burger king for life. i said, i'm sorry to tell you. >> stephen: depending on how quickly you order it, it could be for life. my plan is to go every now and then for however long i have left on god's green earth and get myself a

in a church east of downey. >>> this saturday will mark 20 years since the september 11th terror attacksfighters and police officers that died that day were hailed as heroes, so are the pilots and the flight attendants on the doomed flights. among them, betty ang. she was on flight 111. it was betty that alerted authorities that the plane had been hijacked. tonight, we're hearing from betty's brother, harry, who reflects on that terrifying day, his sister's bravery, and the legacy of his family's loss. >> memories for 9/11 for a lot of people, are getting fainter and fainter. >> reporter: nearly 20 years have gone by. and while the memories might gradually fade, harry ang's heart will never forget. >> we're on the 20th anniversary. we don't think of it as an anniversary. >> reporter: this was him ten years ago, talking to jessica aguirre, about his little sister, betty, an american airlines stewardess, who was on the first plane to crash in the world trade center. >> i think we're getting hijacked. >> reporter: her spirit goes through the betty ong recreation center, where he used to pla

after the south tower collapsed he and deputy fire chief ray downey moved in to help people who were. i thought my day was gone. >> is that the last thing that you remember. >> actually the last thing i remember was ray, as i look at other me as his hands up trying to help sub to come out of the lobby. >> downey was killed but even though he doesn't remember he was able to radio for help. >> this is 106 i'm stuck and i can't seem to get out. >> eventually he was carried out with severe injuries including a fractured skull he re-recovered and went to guantanamo bay cuba for the architect of the attacks. >> i remember staring at him and just looking at him and thinking what do you do. >> after 20 years spending time at home with his wife eileen, he just wanted new generation to understand what happened on september 11, don't worry too much about him. >> i have a great life my wife and my kids, whose better than me, i always say that. fuentes fire vote came in on september 11 and also on a different fire vote he was rushed away taken to a hospital just across the river in jersey city ju

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold

new york fire battalion chief ray downey was killed with 342 other firefighters when the twin towers collapsed. you know that that made it personal made it harder. uh it was a devastating blow. chapel homans team sifted through the massive debris pile at night. it race holding out hope they're going to find someone alive and you know, maybe as misplaced as that hope was. that's what drives your work period every but we all wanted to have that happen. the team did find solace and bringing closure to families. by your covering their loved one's remains, but the tragedy didn't end when their job was complete, he said. 70% of the crew members got sick in the months and years after some had pneumonia, skin legions, nosebleeds are worse. it was important work that we did. we're all very proud of what we did. but you know, everybody paid physical price and mental price and that's not to say that we're victims. it's just to say that you know you don't you don't get through one of these events unscathed. eight years ago, chappelle home and fell off a ladder and broke his neck. he now uses a w

the original taco bell known as new was transported from downey's to talk about headquarters in irvinecalifornia. back in 2015. let's took him to do this. that's something you definitely don't see every day a team making a trick basketball shot with a sword. he's also trending online for his wide variety of different shots including using the shuttle seems to be pretty good at it. better than most. and some folks are actually shooting at the fall, you know, shooting the ball making free throws high shaq. doing a good job of that, although with us you like. >> cutting light snow. would you slice it. he's got >> this being happy birthday. bee hive be. >> happy birthday. beyonce. high clean. >> i have a happy be stay the big >> i mean, you know, you're on in if you can just call beyonce be and you don't even have to use her first name. but entertainment and political a listers wishing beyonce, a happy 40th birthday today. this 4 minute visit video was published by harper's bazaar and there is no shortage of birthday messages. as you can see, the superstar is celebrating be at 40 with this

new york fire battalion chief ray downey was killed with 342 other firefighters when the twin towerscollapsed. you know that that made it personal made it harder. uh it was a devastating blow. chapel homans team sifted through the massive debris pile at night. it raise holding out hope they're going to find someone alive and you know, maybe as misplaced as that hope was, that's what drives your work period every but we all wanted to have that happen. the team did find solace and bringing closure to families by recovering their loved ones were mains. but the tragedy didn't end when their job was complete, he said. 70% of the crew members got sick in the months and years after some had pneumonia, skin legions, nosebleeds are worse. it was important work that we did. we're all very proud of what we did. but you know, everybody paid physical price and mental price and that's not to say that we're victims. it's just to say that you know you don't you don't get through one of these events unscathed. eight years ago, chappelle home and fell off a ladder and broke his neck. he now uses a whe

he and deputy fire chief ray downey moved in, trying to help people who were trapped near the marriottis that the last thing you remember? >> actually last thing i remember is ray. as it was collapsing i'm looking at ray. he has his hand up trying to help somebody come out of that lobby. reporter: downey was killed but fuentes, even though he doesn't remember it was able to radio for help. >> this is -- [inaudible]. i'm pinned. need to get out. collapsed unit. this is captain fuentes. reporter: eventually he was carried out with severe injuries, including a fractured skull. he recovered and years later traveled to guantanamo bay, cuba, to attend a pretrial hearing for the principle architect of the attacks, khalid sheikh mohammed. >> i remember staring at him, and just, you know, just looking at him and thinking what did you do? reporter: but now after 20 years, spending time at home with his wife eileen, al fuentes wants a new generation to understand what happened on september 11th. don't worry too much about him? >> i have a great life. my wife, my kids, i mean who is better than me

up next, brian downey of massachusetts nicknamed handsome boy.years old. lucy's mom watching "today" while she was in labor happy birthday to little sophia mensour from norton, ohio. she loves chasing her furry brother around the house i'm hoping that's a dog. and if you pass by sofia was expect to see that bright smile. now to carlsbad, california, that's where we find fisher hernandez. look at that smile loves going to the beach with mom and dad. and happy 1st birthday to quinn kata from north royalton, ohio loves playing music and playing with her kitties >> sweet >> that was sweet. >>> coming up with me and jenna, four ways to boost you immunity ahead of cold and flu season >>> and before that, coming up next in the third hour, we'll take you on a special ride aboard a floating post office. but first, your local news and some weather >>> good morning. 8:56. i am marcus washington. they're investigating a grass fire in antioch near sutter elementary school. the other burned the next street over on meadowbrook road. the fire displaced a total o

and then off to the corner, i didn't get a chance to talk to him, ray downey, the head of our search and re cues team. he was the best in country and trained most of the search and rescue teams and handled a lot of search and rescue in oklahoma city. so we had the very best people there. my first question to chief againstcy, maybe because of what i had just seen was, can we get helicopters up to the roof and help any of those people? because i could see people hanging out the windows. and i thought i saw people on the roof. i didn't. i don't think. because i don't think there were any people on the roof. but at least my observation is that there were people near the top of the building. and pete pointed to a big flame that was shooting out of the north tower at the time. and he said to me, my guys can save everybody below the fire. but i can't put a helicopter above the fire. and he didn't say the rest of it. which was, do you see the flame? the helicopter would explode. but by pointing, i knew what he was saying. we was saying, if i put a helicopter near there, these flames are comi

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the bell in the middle of the original taco bell building known as numero uno was transported from downeyn 2015. if you're visiting southern california may take make a stop there and get yourself a chilly. still ahead here. the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a crack down on sideshows in the south bay. >> as a police patrol. the streets for the labor day holiday. plus the caldor fire continues to threaten south lake tahoe this morning. but firefighters are gaining the upper hand on the blaze were going to the very latest on the fire. and concession. stand workers at oracle park approve a possible strike after a surge of covid cases among the staff here with the workers union is demanding all that and much more coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday september 5th. we've

nadra ahmed is the chair of the national care association and joins us now alongside judy downey, fromkind of conversations _ have a vaccine. what kind of conversations do _ have a vaccine. what kind of conversations do you - have a vaccine. what kind of conversations do you have i have a vaccine. what kind of. conversations do you have with have a vaccine. what kind of- conversations do you have with them when they voice those concerns? part of the objective now in this 12 week window is presumably to encourage the take—up to grow in that minority group. if they had made up their mind by now, do you think it will change? i mind by now, do you think it will chance? ~ �* , , mind by now, do you think it will chance? “ v , " , change? i think it's highly unlikely that it will change, _ change? i think it's highly unlikely that it will change, that's - change? i think it's highly unlikely that it will change, that's why i change? i think it's highly unlikely that it will change, that's why we | that it will change, that's why we have seen this exit from the care homes into the nhs where t