one of many first respond chores lost his life was firefighter nathan stiller. stiller's east brother shared his memories of 9/11 with john berman. >> we believe he was in the south tower. he was merv recovered. >> reporter: orphan a near- perfect september morning, stien stiller had just finished his shift. he was headed to play golf with his 3 brothers. >> we were pumped up, because it was 4 brothers getting together to play golf. everybody was very busy. stephen already with 5 kids quiz, and heard on the scanner what happened and turned his truck around. >> reporter: the golf dade date would never happen. stephen, who had dreesmed being a firefighter since he was a teen, tuned his truck forward the twin towers but cold only get to the brooklyn battery tunnel. it was blocked, but that didn't stop him. >> came to a screeching halt, got out calmly, put his gear on, and started running through the tunnel. it was nearly 2 miles long. >> reporter: that heroic run became the driving force of the foundation created by his family in stephen's honor. >> wanted his kids

within seconds, stiller sits.ng's there. >> he doesn't know he found an explosive. all he knows is easing going to get his toy. >> reporter: a squeaky yellow ball. he sees it as an exhausting game of hide and seek. >> you don't see them for hours. they have to have their down time. completely. >> reporter: so what's next for stiller? it's not what you think. retirement looks much different when you're dealing with a dog of this caliber. >> i'm going to have to wean him down, and then try to give him a new purpose. >> reporter: possibly a therapy dog. but for now, it's job well done for this man's best friend. kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> the tsa is always looking for good new homes for these retired explosive dogs, but they do warn they're not always a good fit for every home. because the dogs -- the breeds are chosen, so they're considered very driven but very active. >> yep. >> while their training pays off in this work, it doesn't always translate to being well-trained when living in a ho

completely. >> reporter: so what's next for stiller? it's not what you think. retirement looks much different when you're dealing with a dog >> i'm going to have to wean him down, and then try to give him a new purpose. >> reporter: possibly a therapy dog. but for now, it's job well done for this man's best friend. kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> the tsa is always looking for good new homes for these retired explosive dogs, but they do warn they're not always a good fit because the dogs -- the breeds are chosen, so they're considered very driven but very active. >> yep. >> while their training pays off in this work, it doesn't always translate to being well-trained when living in a home. >> indeed. typically, i guess, you see this one is a lab, but typically german short hair pointers, german shepherd german shepherds, and lab door retrievers, of course. >> and most of them live in kennels when they're doing this type of work, not a home. that's why it takes new >>> and a little girl with a drake-themed birthday party. the mix is next. our.

explosive detection unit, stiller named after steven stiller, the brooklyn firefighter who died september 11, 2001, was honored. working behind the scenes, working all acres at jfk, 10 1/2 hour shift, active for about hour, and then takes a break. >> the nose is their strongest organ. if you are running on a treadmill, how long can you do it for? then you need to rest. action. a test. we planted a substance that could be found in a bomb. within seconds, stiller sits. something's there. >> he doesn't know he found an explosive. all he knows is easing going to get his toy. >> reporter: a squeaky yellow ball. he sees it as an exhausting game of hide and seek. >> you don't see them for hours. they have to have their down time. completely. >> reporter: so what's next for retirement looks much different when you're dealing with a dog of this caliber. >> i'm going to have to wean him down, and then try to give him a new purpose. >> reporter: possibly a therapy dog. but for now, it's job well done for this man's best friend. kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> the tsa is always lo

. >> we are tracking what is left than what we can expect stiller, today was also the first day we had a low number temperatures and two weeks. that was nice. the rain is now mostly gone. few showers in the bar northeastern corner of our viewing area. some rain along the coast plenty more offshore and still some of that will sneak in here over the next couple of days. complicated weather pattern. we have the leftovers from julia and we have instability from this frontal boundary pressure up north broadest sunshine before it said tonight. all of that sticking around tomorrow your morning low will start of cloudy, muggy, and mostly dry with temperatures around 70. i will tell you when we can see some is guys in a few minutes. >>> the house bill 2 battled back to where it started. as we've been reporting lawmakers hinted at every pill something else. david hirst reports house bill 2 quickly became the center of attention. >> reporter: all weekend there were discussions that the city council would talk about repealing their ordinance. the mayor made it clear that that would not happen. >>

that is the world's second-largest stiller -- the sales of its two biggest branches -- on a organic basis will be live on you -- live on bloomberg. u.k. banking industry helps a lot of people from lower income backgrounds. that is according to a report. the social mobility commission says half of london's top investment anchors are indicated -- are educated at public schools here it seven in 10 new hires went to nonstate. mark: sebastian, the last minutes we have had an update on the state of any factoring in the eurozone. 51.7.ming in at in about 20 minutes, we are going to get the same reading for the u.k.. economists forecast 49. that would indicate a contraction. 49 will compare with the prior month. still below 50. theresa may has been setting out the first of her brexit redline following a cabinet meeting yesterday could she wants to end the free movement of people from the eu, even if that risks the uk's access to the signal market. let's get the thoughts of jonathan bell. jonathan, the pmi manufacturing that show an improvement. the confidence report certainly bouncing back from t

patty what trying to extend their lead but the bruins past the intercept them by jack stiller. speak till then there were 53 per the browns were busy cutting the roster to the league next sunday's season opener against the philadelphia eagles. the rounds kept all of the draft class. -- wide receiver taylor gabriel, tight end connor hamlet and punter casey red fern who they just added to the team this week. defensive back justin gober was traded to the pittsburgh steelers. today, the browns reportedly reached a contract agreement with denver broncos punter brian cole quit was released by -year-old who spent the last six seasons with the broncos. there is no doubt the intense love the progressive field. the indians have yet to lose on this ten day hold him stand being miami tonight. that was the first inning. i make a pay phone call, go overtime on the call, hang up the phone, walk away. you've had this happen? phone rings. it's the phone company. they want more money. don't you love this? you've got them right where you want them for the first time. you're on the street. there's

those in the run followed firefighter steven stiller's route, he sacrificed his life. the organization's website says steven had just finished his attacks, he turned around and grabbed his gear to help the others. >> there was a blood drive held today at tempe beach park honoring the victims of the 9-11 attacks. that's where the memorial is set up. close to 3,000 flags set up in the park friday to commemorate those lives lost in the attacks. each flag is the name of a person who died and some information about their lives. that memorial is closed now but you can check it out tomorrow. closes tomorrow night at >>> some parents got to go home with new car seats today and it was all part of the united way's day of action. >> volunteers helping people by donating, testing and putting those car seats into people's cars today. parents from jb sutton elementary school got a call about the offer. the principal wants to help those who may not be able to afford a car seat. >> as a parent myself, four amazing kiddos, i know it's actually very tricky to install expensive. >> it's

has a stiller record, supported general franks and what he did.that standpoint, i think that's a little short sided. i'll be interested to see secretary clinton's list when it rolls out, but i think the group that's there and i think it's being expanded upon is a good solid list and it may not have all the names that one might expect, but there are a lot of retired flag and general officers that are out there and so, many of them probably haven't made a decision, some have. i've made a decision, and i was willing to sign on as one of the 90 flag and general officer to support donald trump. >> admiral gregory slavonic, thank you again, preeshlt you being here. especially since we're talking military so much today. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >>> joining me now, montell williams, talk show host and a hillary clinton supporter. also a former lieutenant commander in the u.s. navy. mr. williams, thanks for being with us. >> yeah, thank you for having me. i was in the marine corps and the navy, went on the serve a special duty intelligence officer in the

. >> stephen stiller.. >> bruce edwards. >> george simmons. >> donald simmons. >> kenneth simon. >> arthur simon and my sister and best friend, larissa. she would want me to thank the 9/11 memorial and also all my family and friends who supported the scholarship and her name as well as supported our oldest daughter who is now married as well as the two daughters who are now in college. thank you to everyone. [applause] >> and my uncle and godfather. we miss you, and we think about you every single day. we love you so much. [applause] simon.ael j >> paul joseph simon. >> marianne simon. jane louise simkin. >> jessica simpson. jess simpson.-- thomas stinson the third. syracuse. ebola.michael >> francis -- paul albert vincent robert slavin. >> robert. >> paul. >> stanley. >> wendy small. >> greg smallwood. >> catherine smith. >> daniel lawrence smith. >> gary s smith. >> george eric smith. heather lee smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> carl key smith senior. >> kevi

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