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two los gatos high school graduates, mark bingham and todd beamer, are also hailed as heroes for rushing the cockpit of flight 93 and flying the plane away from the u.s. capitol and into that empty field. today, members of the oakland fire department also took a moment to remember the hundreds of firefighters killed that day. responding to the terrorist attacks. 343 new york firefighters paid the ultimate price running to the world trade center to save as many humans as they could. the calling to be a firefighter is one that's truly valuable and irreplaceable in our community. they gathered at the oakland estuary this morning for a moment of silence. crews also participated at each of oakland's firehouses across the city. both presidential candidates were at nine over 11 remembrance ceremonies at ground zero today. today's somber tone was a stark contrast to last night's fiery debate. nbc's alice barr has the latest from washington. in a somber encounter at the nine over 11 memorial today, vice president harris and former president trump shaking hands and standing in solidarity with the

his friend mark bingham have plaques in downtown los gatos. the plane was headed from new jersey to san francisco. but never made it. the hijackers reportedly were planning to crash it into the white house. that, of course never happened because of the passengers. retired general says los gatos couldn't be more proud of its local heroes. >> and the town los gatos does have the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. >> organizers plan to do this every year to try to live up to them. entre never forget. >> over 300 firefighters lost their lives. we remember them. over 3,000 people lost their lives that day. we're 11. remember them? >> oakland city leaders and firefighters. they held a ceremony today to honor the memory and sacrifice of those lost. >> on 9.

folks who lost their lives in the terror attacks, including 2 hometown heroes, todd beamer and mark bingham, who rushed the cockpit on united flight 93. that plane was headed from new jersey to san francisco. but they eventually crashed it intentionally did those heroes in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> the town of those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. >> there were days those terrorists were planning to flying that plane flight. 93 to the white house and crash it into that. there are now plaques in downtown los gatos honoring those 2 local heroes from los gatos. organizers of the event say they plan to continue to do these memorial events each year. >> over 300 firefighters lost their lives. we remember them. over 3,000 people lost their lives that day. we're 11. remember them? >> in the east bay, oakland city leaders and firefighters held a short ceremony. do honor the memory and sacrifice of those lost on 9.11, chief covington.

todd beamer and mark bingham. it was held at the flame of liberty memorial right there at the civic center lawn. and in san jose, more than 500 bay area volunteers gathered today to honor the anniversary of nine over 11 by helping others during this hunger action month. volunteers packed more than 200,000 meals at san jose state university's events center to send to families in need. now, the meals are healthy, nonperishable and will be distributed by the second harvest of silicon valley zjsu. police captain frank belcastro, who was an nypd commanding officer on nine over 11. he delivered an emotional speech recalling that day. >> i was talking to him. he told me that he just saw another plane hit. at that moment i said, this is a terrorist attack. everybody goes, i'm on my way. got my gear. saying goodbye to my wife. >> well, the event was organized by nine over 11 day. more than 30 million americans participate in its nine over 11 charities. every single year. nice way to honor those who were lost. all right. to

first person to alert authorities to the hijackings, and two los gatos high school graduates, mark bingham, there on the left, and todd beamer. they're hailed as heroes for rushing to the cockpit of flight 93 and flying that plane away from the u.s. capitol and into that empty field in shanksville, pennsylvania. flight 93. united flight 93 was headed to san francisco international airport. let's move on. now. here's something kathy vara catching our attention. a nine year old in san jose just won a podcasting competition for kids. this was her first ever podcast and she did it from her home and told the story about her grandfather. her name is amaya desai. she's a fifth grader at williams elementary. amaya was inspired to create a podcast after hearing her classmates discuss the current conflicts in the middle east and in ukraine. she started researching global conflicts and realized the stories of the refugees reminded her of her own story of her grandfather. kishore desai was living in uganda when dictator idi amin rose to power. he forced indians there, living in uganda to leave. here's

two los gatos high school graduates, mark bingham and todd beamer, are also hailed as heroes for rushing the cockpit of flight 93 and flying the plane away from the capitol and into an empty field in pennsylvania. all right. still ahead, ramping up for what could be a busy flu season. how hospitals in the south bay are preparing for the flu, covid and rsv. also, dangerous winds are threatening to spread flames into neighborhoods in reno. the wildfire forcing evacuations and putting crews on alert just east of tahoe. but before we head to break, we want to know what's trending. story would you like to see later on in this newscast? have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories you see right here. jell-o furniture for sale. the mentalist star pleads guilty $800 million mega millions ticket sold. we're going to candice nguyen because she has an update on a story she's been following out of oakland. yeah. hey, audrey. so you know, we have been covering oakland's 911 crisis for quite a while. today, one year ago, oakland

. >> todd beamer and mark bingham of los gatos. they were passengers on united airlines flight 93, which was scheduled to fly to san francisco that morning. they are said to have fought back, forcing the terrorists to crash the plane into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, and the third flight attendant, betty ong of san francisco, was on board american airlines flight 11. her brother, harry says betty was able to relay vital information about the hijackers before her plane hit the world trade cente. this morning, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump shook hands again as they arrived at the nine over 11 anniversary ceremony in downtown manhattan. trump described the exchange as very polite when he was asked about it later in the day during his visit to shanksville. he did not reveal what the two candidates said to one another. the meeting came less than 12 hours after harris and trump squared off during last night's contentious presidential debate. abc news reporter nguyen has the latest. >> today in a

the victims of 9.11, as well, especially to people considered hometown heroes, todd beamer and mark bingham have plaques in downtown los gatos. they along with 31 other passengers rushed the cockpit on united flight. 93 they took it back from the hijackers and eventually crashed the plane in pennsylvania. a retired general says they could not be prouder of their local heroes. >> and the town of those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. >> organizers say they plan to continue doing this every year and live up to entre. never forget. >> still ahead here tonight, how bay area volunteers are hoping to help vice president harris become president their efforts across state lines. plus, pink water has a south bay park dealing with an influx of visitors. while park rangers say some of t

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of roic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder. their local heroes. >> in the town those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw handful

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham.ers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of roic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder. their local heroes. >> in the town of those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw handful of kids at this mor

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind that the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of roic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder. their local heroes. >> in the town those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw handful

todd beamer and mark bingham of los gatos. they were passengers on flight 93 and flight attendant betty ong of san francisco, who was on board american airlines flight 11. loved ones say they were all heroes, fighting back or relaying vital information about the hijackers before their planes crashed. >> it's a hard day for everybody. >> a difficult day for so many. but also a day to remember and honor the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who gave everything to help others. 23 years ago in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> it's hard to believe it's been 23 years. >> you know it is. we were just talking about that. and yet you get a chill. you can still tap into the emotions of that day, but it's so important to continue to remember. >> yes, that is what we are doing. >> well, coming up next, new perspectives on the arrest of a street vendor in san francisco. we're following this story for you. also ahead, because it's fine to say that she won a debate, but the real proof is in the pudding. >> and that is

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of roic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder. their local heroes. >> in the town those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw handful

let me show you their pictures, todd beamer, who famously said let's roll as well as mark bingham. there were 2 of the 33 passengers on united 93 as well as 7 crew members when they realize that the other planes were intentionally crashed into the world trade center. that's when they decided to take over the cockpit force united flight 93 to crash into that field and saving lives because investigators believe that flight was headed towards the white house and of course, killing people in the white house and the and on the ground. they were on that doomed flight, but they sacrificed their lives. so others could live. and that's why they are going to be remembered today. we will bring that to you as soon as it happens at 8 o'clock this morning. lots of people in attendance and we just heard from the fire department that they will be here as well. they will have their fire trucks and the latter's fully extended to have the american flag. 23 years ago, united flight 93 was actually headed from new jersey. 2 san francisco sfo. but of course, never mated. and these people are committed t

and there were three heroes from the bay area who died during 911, todd beamer and mark bingham of los gatos. they were passengers on united airlines flight 93 who fought back against hijackers, preventing the plane to be used as a weapon, and also flight attendant betty ong from san francisco. she was on board american airlines flight 11. her brother harry says that betty was able to relay vital information about the hijackers before the plane struck. the world trade center, and later this morning, they will be observing a moment of silence here. they'll also be naming all of the first responders who died during nine over 11. so we'll be live here throughout the morning for that ceremony. live in san francisco. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. >> 510 this morning we're looking at the forecast today and you will notice abundant sunshine. we're not going to have that cloudy start like we had yesterday morning thanks to some breezy conditions right now. and that tends to mix up. our atmosphere tends to rip apart any fog, but it will be a windy day across the city.

heroes and veterans todd beamer and mark bingham at the flame of liberty memorial on the civic centerine, a presentation by veterans voices recalled how many reacted to 911 as a call to arms, 15 years after dan smith retired from the military in 1986 as a medic, he reenlisted to respond to the attacks, ultimately getting assigned to iraq. >> so i joined the national guard, so i didn't realize it was not too much longer after i reported to my unit that i was activated, i didn't think i'd be going in a combat zone, but but things unfolded, and that's where i ended up. >> on nine over 11, mike hudson was getting ready to graduate 700 new marines, knowing that there was going to be a response. >> we knew that america would respond and we knew we would be part of that. specifically, our recruits who were graduating. so off to war they went. and then the rest of us were trying to find a way to get in the fight ourselves. >> hudson ultimately did get into the fight, deployed to the middle east, tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> still ahead, tyreek hill doubling down on his demands for accoun

and then mark bingham as well, both from a los gatos.at 8 o'clock this morning, people here, we expect hundreds to be in attendance to remember their lives as well as the lives of everybody on flight. 93 and all the victims that day. 23 years ago, the first plane crashed at 5.46. local time here in the bay area flight. 93 was actually headed to san francisco, but of course, never made it ultimately the passengers took over the cockpit and forced it to crash in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. we will cover this event. and by the way, it's worth noting that it's not just happening here. there are many other events taking place all over the bay area and of course, all over the nation, including new york city. back to you. all right. thank you. well, >> 5.32 now the time the teenager accused of shooting 40 niners rookie ricky pearsall during attempted robbery in san francisco. back in court tuesday, his attorney says new evidence in the case just as client should not be charged with attempted murder. well, that moment has that story. >

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of the heroic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder of their local heroes. >> in the town los gatos does have the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los gatos high school lead the charge flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw ha

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania and said of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made it because of the heroic acts of the people on board the plane. we've got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder of their local heroes. >> in the town of those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in were not alive during the night 9.11 event. so education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. >> and

three bay area residents lost their lives in the nine over 11 attacks todd beamer and mark bingham of gatos. they were passengers on flight 93 and flight attendant betty ong of san francisco, who was on board american airlines flight 11. loved ones say they were all heroes fighting back or relaying vital information about the hijackers before their planes crashed. >> it's a hard day for everybody. >> a difficult day for so many, but also a day to remember and honor the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who gave everything to help others. 23 years ago in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> alameda county firefighters conducted training in remembrance of the hundreds of firefighters who lost their lives in new york city. but there was a twist to this event. 30 elected officials were invited to watch and get an up close look as they went through various rescue scenarios. there was a clear message. >> and so we've really planned this whole day kind of around that solemn event to say, this is the job that we do. >> and when our policymakers are making decisions on our

todd beamer and mark bingham of los gatos. they were passengers on united airlines flight 93 who fought back against the hijackers, preventing the plane from being used as a weapon and flight attendant betty ong of san francisco. she was working on board american airlines flight 11. her brother harry says she was able to relay information about the hijackers before the plane struck the world trade center. san francisco firefighters will hold their ceremony at fire station five at 659. we'll hear the bell. charming. marking the time the south tower collapsed. there will also be a moment of silence at 702. they'll read the names of each of the new york firefighters and ems providers who died, and flags will be at half staff for the remainder of the day. >> 610 this morning in the accuweather forecast, it will be a sunny day. a little bit warmer than yesterday, but the winds will be pretty active this afternoon. you can see most of us into the 70s and mid 80s today, but those winds will likely gust over 30mph later on this aftern

heroes and veterans todd beamer and mark bingham at the flame of liberty memorial on the civic center lawn. online a presentation by veterans voices recalled how many reacted to 911 as a call to arms, 15 years after dan smith retired from the military in 1986 as a medic, he reenlisted to respond to the attacks, ultimately getting assigned to iraq. >> so i joined the national guard so i didn't realize it was not too much longer after i reported to my unit that i was activated. i didn't think i'd be going in a combat zone, but but things unfolded, and that's where i ended up. >> on nine over 11, mike hudson was getting ready to graduate 700 new marines. >> knowing that there was going to be a response, we knew that america would respond and we knew we would be part of that. specifically, our recruits who were graduating. so off to war they went. and then the rest of us were trying to find a way to get in the fight ourselves. >> hudson ultimately did get into the fight, deployed to the middle east, tom vacar. ktvu fox two news tonight a new police investigation underway in the city of oa

their names, todd beamer, very famous for saying let's roll as well as mark bingham. they and 31 other passengers on united flight 93 headed towards san francisco. they caught wind, but the other planes were hijacked. they decided to storm the cockpit and take it over causing that plane to ultimately crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. instead of it being used as a missile. investigators believe that plane was headed towards the white house, but it never made because of the heroic acts of the people on board the plane. we got a chance to talk to some of the speakers at this morning's ceremony, including a retired general. he says they could not be prouder their local here. s. >>status does have the distinction distinction of and having the individuals for most high school lead the charge flight 93 when that flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. second reason the kids here in town were not alive during the night 9.11 event education bringing this event to them so they can understand what happened during 9.11. and we saw handful of kid