. >> reporter: dolan was named after lisa dolan's husband, navy captain bob dolan, who died in the pentagon on 9/11. on the today show, lisa met puppy, dolan, for the first time >> hello, baby. >> reporter: 18 months later, dolan is all grown up. and with his handler, now ready to graduate from the tsa's bomb detection academy. >> good, good, over here. >> reporter: a big day for which lisa and daughter, rebecca, have driven all the way to san antonio. >> hello, baby, do you remember me? >> reporter: so what is it like to see him all grown up? >> it is just wonderful, wonderful. i know now that he is going to go out there and he is going to work. >> reporter: sniffing for bombs is a big game for the tsa dogs, but almost half the puppies in the program wash out. not dolan, now he is leaving the training terminal here in texas and headed for a new assignment in maui, and heading there with two of his classmates. handler frank diangelo is going with him. >> every time i hear the name, dolan, i think of you. >> reporter: for her dad, who was a technician, it all came full circle. >> i am really

on the "today" show, little dolan met lisa and becka dolan. >> oh, it seems like this puppy dolan hasd of completed a circle for my family. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, san antonio. >> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> lisa dolan: moving on...on't know why, just for me, "moving on" denotes leaving bob behind, and moving on, going someplace without him. i prefer the term "moving forward" because it doesn't, to me, have the same feel or sound of leaving my husband behind. >> elaine donovan: for us, there is no happy ending; there is no ending. it's just, 9/11 is this... i don't even know how to describe it; it is part of you, if you don't learn to manage it you're not going to do well. it never goes away, there will never be a day that i don't think about it, i don't think about bill; there will never be a 9/11 that i can walk through my day and go, "wow, 20 years ago today my husband died." you realize it's just a part of your life, and that's just the way it is. >> narrator: of those who perished at the pentagon on 9/11, only 55 were members of the military. seventy others were civilians working at or visiting the pentagon, and 59 were killed while flying on american airlines flight 77. for the families of the 184 men, wome

one is named after lisa dolan's husband, bob dolan. >> i have a special connection with dogs.ork ahead. for a year he'll live with a foster family in san antonio before returning to the tsa to begin intense training in bomb detection, learning to sniff out explosives in lounges, train stations, cargo containers and passenger planes and then alert the handler. >> some dogs increase the pace, some slow. they increase in sniffing behavior. >> reporter: it takes more than a year for a dog and handler to learn to work as a team. and there is constant turnover because dogs generally retire at 8. the tsa has to train 300 dogs each year to maintain and grow the program. it turns out dolan represents something special to the dolans. captain dolan started his navy career in bomb detection. lisa said a specially trained dog found his body at the pentagon after nef. >> -- 9/11. >> it seems the puppy completed a circle for the family. >> reporter: there is a washout rate at the tsa canine academy. 30% to 40% of the dogs don't make it. they are given to loving families for adoption. but the

the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband, navy captain robert dolann 9/11. she and other 9/11 family members have added something poignant and profound to this program. we are grateful and honored that the president and first lady who has made the welfare of military families her personal priority are here to help us commemorate this anniversary. so it is my great pleasure to introduce our commander and chief the president of the united states [ applause ] >>> secretary gates, admiral mullen and members of the armed forces, fellow american, family and friends of those that we lost this day. michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. 8 septembers have come and gone, theory 3,000 days have -- nearly 3,000 days have passed, almost one for each of those taken from us. but no turning of the seasons can diminish the pain and loss of that day, no passage of time and no dark skies can ever dull the meaning of this moment. so on this solemn day, at this sacred hour, once more we pause, once more we pray as a nation and as a people in city streets where

on the "today" show, little dolan met lisa and becca dolan. >> hello, baby. oh, you got my nose. it just seems like this puppy dolan has kind of completed a circle for my family. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, san antonio. >> okay. this is one of those moments i can't talk. >> puppies are the cure for whatever makes you sad, no doubt. what a great program. a tear jerker of a story. just so sweet. >> someone was saying they don't think they've ever seen nbc's tom costello have so much fun on a story. >> oh, my gosh. >> with the powerful subject too. >> and he's surrounded by puppies. >> he's surrounded by puppies. >> like i said, puppies are the cure for anything that ails you. >>> for us, we need puppies to drag those clouds away or something. it's been gloomy around here for much of the weekend. there is improvement on the way, though. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflame

. >> reporter: dolan was named after lisa dolan's husband, navy captain bob dolan who died in the pentagone "today" show lisa met dolan for the first time. >> he will o', baby. >> reporter: 18 months later dolan is all grown up. >> good boy. good boy. >> reporter: and with his handler now ready to graduate from the tsa's bomb detection academy. >> over here. >> reporter: a big day for which lisa and rebecca have driven all the way to san antonio. >> hello, baby. do you remember me? oh, my gosh. do you remember me? yes, that's rebecca. >> reporter: whether it was the reunion or our microphone that caught his attention, dolan was wound up. so what is it like to see him all grown up? >> it's wonderful. >> yeah. >> it's wonderful. i know now he's going to go out there and going to work, and i also know, i have the -- the knowledge now that he remembers us so that's exciting. >> reporter: at graduation ceremony dolan led the procession. sleigh and rebecca were there and so were 14-year-old aidan and his mom laurie who helped raise dolan while he was a puppy in san antonio, and then had to let h

. >> the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband, navy captain robert dolan on 9/11. she and other 9/11 family members have added something poignant and profound to this program. we are grateful and honored on this day that the president and the first lady, who has made the welfare of military families her personal priority, are here to help us commemorate this anniversary. so it is my great pleasure to introduce our commander in chief, the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> secretary gates, admiral mullin, and members of the armed forces, fellow americans, family and friends of those that we lost this day. michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. eight septembers have come and gone. nearly 3,000 days have passed, almost one for each of those taken from us. but no turning of the season can diminish the pain and the loss of that day. no passage of time, and no dark skies can ever dull the meaning of this moment. so on this solemn day, at this sacred hour, once more we pause. once more we pray. as a nation and as a people. in city st

one is named dolan after lisa dolan's husband bob who started his own military career as a bomb detectorn honor. i can't tell you what an honor it is for me. i have a very special connection with dogs. so it really filled my heart. i teared up. >> yeah. experts say it takes at least a year for both dog and handler to work as a team. cute bunch. we'll pause here, but when we come back, a tiger lost in the woods. what's happened to the former lion on the links? ore it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release system that protects the medicine as it passes through the stomach's tough acid. then it gets absorbed into the body, turning off many acid-producing pumps at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection all day and all night. prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. and eating well means getting enough whole grain and calcium. general mills big g is the only leading line of kid cereals with at least 8 grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium. help your kids get more of what

my mom, lisa dolan, my kids. so there was lots to do. -- so ik assure our took a shower and got to it. steve: so what was racing through your head? admiral thomas: uncertainty about my friend. uncertainty about what to do next, how to help, what my office mates were going through. we had no accounting for many of them. so trying to muster everyone and make sure everyone was ok in had a place to stay or knew were to go for work. many folks were in the same boat i was, for they couldn't get to their car. that through, taking care of your shipmates, taking care of the people you work with . and then thinking about the mission. we've got this project. ? where we supposed to go where will we work tomorrow? our office became part of a crime scene. so we sort of worked around that a bit and found additional space or another place to work. but there was -- all of our files were inside of this crime scene, c can get there. so all those sort of -- big picture and small, narrowly focused thoughts by through my head at the s

the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband on 9/11.d other 9/11 family members have added something to this program. we are grateful and honored on this day that the president and first lady who has made the welfare of military families her personal pry or theed is here to remember this anniversary. it's here i am proud to introduce the president of the united states. >> secretary gates, admiral mullin, family and friends of those we lost this day, michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. eight septembers have come and gone. nearly 3,000 days have come and past. almost one for each of those taken from us. no turning of the seasons can diminish the pain and loss of that day. no passage of time and no dark skies could ever dull the meaning of that moment. on this day at this hour, once more we pause and prays a nation and an a people in city streets where our two towers were turned to ashes and dust, in a quiet field why a plane fell from the sky and here where a single stone fell from the building and is black ned by the fires.

the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband on 9/11.rs have added something to this program. we are grateful and honored on this day that the president and first lady who has made the welfare of military families her personal pry or theed is here to remember this anniversary. it's here i am proud to introduce the president of the united states. >> secretary gates, admiral mullin, family and friends of those we lost this day, michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. eight septembers have come and gone. nearly 3,000 days have come and past. almost one for each of those taken from us. no turning of the seasons can diminish the pain and loss of that day. no passage of time and no dark skies could ever dull the meaning of that moment. on this day at this hour, once more we pause and prays a nation and an a people in city streets where our two towers were turned to ashes and dust, in a quiet field why a plane fell from the sky and here where a single stone fell from the building and is black ned by the fires. we remember the names of

the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband on 9/11.d other 9/11 family members have added something to this program. we are grateful and honored on this day that the president and first lady who has made the welfare of military families her personal pry or theed is here to remember this anniversary. it's here i am proud to introduce the president of the united states. >> secretary gates, admiral mullin, family and friends of those we lost this day, michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. eight septembers have come and gone. nearly 3,000 days have come and past. almost one for each of those taken from us. no turning of the seasons can diminish the pain and loss of that day. no passage of time and no dark skies could ever dull the meaning of that moment. on this day at this hour, once more we pause and prays a nation and an a people in city streets where our two towers were turned to ashes and dust, in a quiet field why a plane fell from the sky and here where a single stone fell from the building and is black ned by the fires.

the program that begins today is being run by lisa dolan who lost her husband on 9/11.something to this program. we are grateful and honored on this day that the president and first lady who has made the welfare of military families her personal pry or theed is here to remember this anniversary. it's here i am proud to introduce the president of the united states. >> secretary gates, admiral mullin, family and friends of those we lost this day, michelle and i are deeply humbled to be with you. eight septembers have come and gone. nearly 3,000 days have come and past. almost one for each of those taken from us. no turning of the seasons can diminish the pain and loss of that day. no passage of time and no dark skies could ever dull the meaning of that moment. on this day at this hour, once more we pause and prays a nation and an a people in city streets where our two towers were turned to ashes and dust, in a quiet field why a plane fell from the sky and here where a single stone fell from the building and is black ned by the fires. we remember the names of those we have

lisa mckenzie. now remember mark dolan tonight has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch.ing with labour and total chaos. indeed, a civil war breaking out straight after the headunes breaking out straight after the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> very good evening to you. look at the top stories from the newsroom this hour. and the time is just coming up to 9:02. we start with news from the labour conference, the first labour conference, the first labour conference, as a government in over 14 years. it's underway in liverpool today with a focus on housing, the economy and devolution. opening the day today in liverpool, deputy prime minister angela rayner promised the biggest wave of social housing in a generation, calling it, she says , key to people's it, she says, key to people's wellbeing and the country's future. meanwhile, sir keir starmer says that labour is back to serving scotland, aiming for a 2026 holyrood win , with labour a 2026 holyrood win, with labour scottish leader anas sarwar as first minister there. speaking just a few

captain dolan started his navy career in bomb detection. and lisa a specially trained dog who found his body at the pentagon after 9/11. >> it just seems like this puppy dolan has completed a circle for my family. >> wow! >> what a legacy. >> that is it for news 4 at 5:00. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> finally a nearly perfect spring day with temperatures soaring near 80, but another storm is lurking. >>> president obama formally declared his candidacy for re-election today. republicans might be ready to pounce. >>> and there was an unusual attack at the national gallery of art. >> we begin tonight with the serious safety questions about southwest airline airplanes. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen

lisa. we'll see you in an hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight. it is fantastic to back . i've really missed to be back. i've really missed you. and deepest thanks to you. and my deepest thanks to the brilliant patrick christys and leo kearse doing and leo kearse for doing a fantastic job in my absence . fantastic job in my absence. well, we've got a big autumn and winter plan for the show, and i cannot wait to get cracking tonight in my big opinion. ulez nato policies. covid tyranny , nato policies. covid tyranny, sky high taxes. the state is now too dominant in our lives. they've forgotten that they work for us. whatever happened to people? power in the big story? would margaret thatcher have stopped the boats? we'll be asking her former top aide as my mark meets guest is the man who beat cancer and went on to win the grand national horse racing icon bob champion. bob tells his incredible , inspiring story incredible, inspiring story shortly . and in my take at ten, shortly. and in my take at ten, prince harry's new netflix documentary has dropped . i've documentary has

lisa. we'll see you in an hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight. it is fantastic to back . i've really missed to be back. i've really missed you. and deepest thanks to you. and my deepest thanks to the brilliant patrick christys and leo kearse doing and leo kearse for doing a fantastic job in my absence . fantastic job in my absence. well, we've got a big autumn and winter plan for the show, and i cannot wait to get cracking tonight in my big opinion. ulez nato policies. covid tyranny , nato policies. covid tyranny, sky high taxes. the state is now too dominant in our lives. they've forgotten that they work for us. whatever happened to people? power in the big story? would margaret thatcher have stopped the boats? we'll be asking her former top aide as my mark meets guest is the man who beat cancer and went on to win the grand national horse racing icon bob champion. bob tells his incredible , inspiring story incredible, inspiring story shortly . and in my take at ten, shortly. and in my take at ten, prince harry's new netflix documentary has dropped . i've documentary has

lisa mckenzie. now remember mark dolan tonight has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch.ust won't have it. i'll be dealing with labour and total chaos. indeed, a civil war breaking out straight after the headunes breaking out straight after the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> very good evening to you. look at the top stories from the newsroom this hour. and the time is just coming up to 9:02. we start with news from the labour conference, the first labour conference, the first labour conference, as a government in over 14 years. it's underway in liverpool today with a focus on housing, the economy and devolution. opening the day today in liverpool, deputy prime minister angela rayner promised the biggest wave of social housing in a generation, calling it, she says , key to people's it, she says, key to people's wellbeing and the country's future. meanwhile, sir keir starmer says that labour is back to serving scotland, aiming for a 2026 holyrood win , with labour a 2026 holyrood win, with labour scottish leader anas sarwar as first mini

in central park i am lisa evers, this liz: here is the chair pope francis will sit in later this month. cardinal dolan unveiled yesterday. it is a simple oak chair, no adornments, basic design, just the way his holiness ordered it. immigrant workers built it. the pontiff didn't want professional chair crafters to make it. simplicity and humility have been a major component of this pope's philosophy. ben: unusual for the mets inside the park home run. liz: "good day early call" [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. ben: holiday weekend. it does look pretty spectacular. what is going to happen tomorrow? >> meteorologist: b

lisa myers. >> what do you think the owl said? >> who, who. >> that's right. >> reporter: like many americans, steve dolan's family lives on the financial edge. he checks his bank account all the time. this week he accidently overdrew his account by $150. he got hit with $102 in penalties. >> the $102 is a significant portion of our income. >> reporter: in addition to two overdraft penalties, dolan was charged $34 for bouncing a $28 check. >> i think it's unfair, predatory, i think they're attacking the working class. >> reporter: a new report on the biggest banks and credit unions found that excessive overdraft costs and sometimes hidden fees are putting families at financial risk with penalties that can run hundreds of dollars. >> it's important that a product like a checking account be something that can be easily understood and not be wrapped with hidden fees that a consumer can't keep track of. >> reporter: yet, the report also found that the typical checking account now can have as many as three dozen fees, some of them exotic, the empty envelope fee, self-service fee, even a fee for counting coins. >> we don't know what a lot of these

lisa dohan here she lost her husband navy captain robert dolan at the pentagon september 11th. deborah burlingame, i believe is here and she lost her brother, a pilot. also we are honored tim brown from the new york fire department is here. tim worked night after night on the rescue and recovery efforts of the world trade center. so, it's a privilege to have each of you with us today. on september 11th, 2001, our nation was attacked by a savage gang of terrorists, people who had previously stated as bin laden did, they were at war with the united states. their intent was to kill innocent americans and bring ruin to the united states. the death and destruction they caused in new york, washington, and pennsylvania was an act of war. at the time, that was crystal clear to us. if there is now among some folks in washington any confusion on that point, it's because time, i think, has dulled their memory or because other matters have clouded their judgment. but, the american people remember that day well. and they know that the facts have not changed. president bush responded to the

dolan tonight is the home of big opinions and the take at ten and diverse opinion. thank you to my amazing pundits tonight. brilliant to see you all again. sajeela david. lisaince harry's 40th headliners. is next. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, we've got a bit of a mix in the weather for this weekend. sunny spells, blustery showers, also some cloud and some outbreaks of rain but lots of fine weather around two. and the reason for this mix is that we've got high pressure to the south, giving us those fine conditions, but we've also got a weather front that's slowly sinking its way southeastwards across the country, bringing us that cloud and rain. now, as we head into this evening, that cloud and rain. now, as we head into this evening , that head into this evening, that cloud and rain will slowly move its way into northern areas. and behind it we've got plenty of blustery showers moving their way into western parts of scotland, but to the far south, that's where it's going to be clear and dry and feeling qu

doctor lisa cameron, welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you so much.ll afternoon. there you go. i'm not safe to go there now, am i, listen , it's lovely now, am i, listen, it's lovely to see you. thank you for coming in on a sunday night back in the day, all those years ago, what first attracted you to the independence cause? >> well, i mean, i think it was quite a centrist party initially led by alex salmond , seemed to led by alex salmond, seemed to be, focused on economics at the time. that was his background, unfortunately , since then moved unfortunately, since then moved further left, when nicola sturgeon took over, then even further left, giving almost jeremy corbyn a run for his money. when humza yousaf took over , and i think over that over, and i think over that time, a lack of competence and, growing mistrust from the public, has really meant that nationalism has become a bit of a busted flush. there because, of course, at the time, the snp were an alternative give to labour an alternative to the tories , scotland's scotland, the tories, sco

a very good friend of mine, a good friend of mark dolan tonight, dr. lisa mckenzie .ight i'll be asking the punstis . tonight i'll be asking the pundits is rishi sunak right to scrap mickey mouse degrees with reports it has infiltrated every sector of the british economy ? sector of the british economy? is china the number one threat to this country ? and as royal to this country? and as royal canbbean to this country? and as royal caribbean launched the biggest cruise ship in the world, five times bigger than the titanic , times bigger than the titanic, are cruises the perfect holiday? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones. mark gbnews.com. you know, they go out unfiltered and unpasteurised . it's the unpasteurised. it's the unadulterated truth on this show. and this program has a strict and golden rule. it's my red line. this is a bullet—proof waterproof rule . we don't do waterproof rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. joe biden at ten. but first, my big opinion. through. joe biden at ten. but first, my big opi

a very good friend of mine, a good friend of mark dolan tonight, dr. lisa mckenzie .onight i'll be asking the punstis . tonight i'll be asking the pundits is rishi sunak right to scrap mickey mouse degrees with reports it has infiltrated every sector of the british economy ? sector of the british economy? is china the number one threat to this country ? and as royal to this country? and as royal canbbean to this country? and as royal caribbean launched the biggest cruise ship in the world, five times bigger than the titanic , times bigger than the titanic, are cruises the perfect holiday? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones. mark gbnews.com. you know, they go out unfiltered and unpasteurised . it's the unpasteurised. it's the unadulterated truth on this show. and this program has a strict and golden rule. it's my red line. this is a bullet—proof waterproof rule . we don't do waterproof rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. joe biden at ten. but first, my big opinion. through. joe biden at ten. but first, my big o

lisa owens and directed by understated deadpan charm, this is a little gem of a movie. alternatively laugh out loud funny and piercingly poignant but always quietly truthful. dolan is wonderful as are put upon mother and librarian is one of her own son's life heroes. while she gets her mix of angst and anger just right. in florida i'm supposed to be it with dad. i think it's quite disappointed to be honest. a solid supporting casting including alice lowe completes the picture. ensuring that even the smaller roles hit home. where did you meet? yeah, i eat ham. days of the bagould summer is available for digital stores for monday. what the hell are you doing? i thought you were gay. i'm not gay. yes you are. so am i. it's a thumbs up for dating amber. another coming—of—age tale this one about the difficulties of coming out. a timely subject sincejune is international pride month. fear no shame seem recently normal people at lola pettigrew play eddie and amber. gay teenagers in the 90s island who pretend to be girlfriend and boyfriend to protect themselves from the schoolyard bullying their sexuality attracts. originally entitled being. ——beards dating amber is a s