. >> reporter: each one of these stones represents someone who died on united flight 93. she is pleased osama bin laden is dead. >> reporter: on september 11, 211, hilda borded united flight 93, moving to the west coast to be with her daughter's family. >> she was the first one to check in that morning. and then -- the rest of the day was just a blur. >> reporter: carol watched the events of 9/11 unfold like everyone else. >> i was on the phone with my sister and we saw that -- the line on cnn saying flight 93 crashes in pennsylvania and i said, wait a minute. and that's when we found out. >> reporter: she was watching the news last night when she learned osama bin laden was dead and would never stand trial. >> i think it's the right resolution. a trial probably, we would be sitting here 10 years from now waiting for a trial and that would be torture. >> reporter: while osama bin laden's death closes one chapter, the suffering will never end. >> it's just an open wound. >> reporter: 9/11 left its mark on the bay area. she visits the flight 93 memorial and sees families ga

united flight 93... rsey >>> some of the victims of the terror attacks were from here in the bay area. >>> flight 93 was on its way from newark to san francisco we will have that story a little later on from union city, kit doe is standing by with that. >>> but elsewhere this morning, we have learned that turkey has temporarily shut down its embassy in tripoli, turkey's foreign minister said the compound has been evacuated because of deteriorating security this weekend there were attacks on british and italian embassies in the libyan capital. >> live to pakistan right outside their capital and talk with cnm reporter. >>> now in islamabad thank you for joining us what is the reaction there? >> reporter: well, obviously across pakistan, people are quite stunned this is a man who sha shadowed this country for the past decade al qaeda has been responsible for several attacks that have taken place in pakistan including two attacks on a former president and possibly to the assassination to the pre her in 2007.

state assemblyman swanson whose cousin died on united flight 93 on 9/11. thank you for being with us this morning sir. >> thank you, dave. >> have a good day. >>> right now we are following new developments. secretary of state hillary clinton is about ready to make a formal address about the killing of osama bin laden. and we're waiting for that. of course secretary of state is in charge of foreign affairs advising the president on foreign policies. and this news certainly affecting around the world -- people around the world, governments around the world. we have seen reaction from around the world. so right now we're looking live at washington d.c. right now where we are again waiting for secretary of state hillary clinton to come out and make a formal address. >> well, the implications are so widespread because u.s. policies, security changes that are happening at airports. we heard bart here in the bay area increasing security. and also relations with the united states will have with its allies as well as potential enemies are being effected by what se

we are back here life in union city at the memorial of united flight 93 this was the flight that gavee battle cry of let's roll and the man who said that was tom burnett and his mom actually lives in saratoga. some strong and powerful influences in that. >>> the flight was headed towards washington dc to crash into the capitol building or white house the men and women onboard the plane stopped the hijackers and crashed it into the woods in pennsylvania. we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant we asked him if he ever felt osama bin laden would be caught. >> i am not an advocate for violence, but i do want to thank those who were vigilant on behalf of lauren and our unborn child and all those who were lost that day and everyone who has been lost to a terrorist act. it is not just ours it is global we need to stop it. >> lauren did manage to make a phone call to her husband that day he was sleeping at the time so she left a message saying there was a problem on the plane but that she felt like everything would be okay for now and that she loved ever

. >> reporter: each one of these stones represent someone who died on united flight 93. today i caught up with a daughter whose mother died on that flight. she says the wounds he inflicted will never fully hill. >> reporter: september 11, 2001, her motherboarded united flight 93. on her way to move to california to be with family. >> she was the first one to check in that morning and, um, and then, you know, the rest of the day was just a blur. >> reporter: she watched as the events of 9/11 unfolded, till she learned how close to home it struck. >> i was on the phone with my sister and we saw the line on cnn saying flight 93 crashes in pennsylvania. that's when we found out. >> reporter: she was watching the news last night when she heard the president was going to address the nation. she had a premonition. >> i didn't want to get my hopes up that they caught him and then it started being broadcast that that was what it was. >> reporter: she says while his death may be closure to some, for her it was too close to hope to heal. >> it's an open wound. my heart suffers ever

more news on the death of bin laden and some people who lost family members or loved ones when united flight 93 crashed during the september 11th attacks. he's at a memorial dedicated to those heroes. damian. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this is a very touching memorial to the victims of flight 93. passenger and crew members who died on the flight. over here, larger stones commemorating them as group. folks dropped off candles, lit candles and dropped off flowers overnight for respect of the victims of flight 93. it was headed for fso from new jersey on 9/11. over ohio, the terrorists took over the plane. the target was the white house or the u.s. capital. several brave passengers charged the terrorists, foiling their plans. the flight went down near shanksville, pennsylvania. mark bingham went down. his mother shared her feelings about the killing of bin laden last night. >> president george w. bush made a promise to us and president barack obama is following through on that. tonight, we get to see the behind the scenes work that has been done. it's culminated in a wonderful and import

. >>> and the final moments of united flight 693. it's all straight ahead on a second look. >>> hello everyone i'm frank somerville. last week a man tried to get into the cockpit of an airliners bound for san francisco. he wasn't able though to get past the reenforced door and flight attendants and other passengers eventually subdued him. such attacks on airlines and cockpits are not a new thing nearly a century ago. a dispondent man with a shotgun went into the cockpit killing the pilot and co-pilot. bringing the plane crashing down. >> reporter: it was may seven, 1964 just before seven 7:00 in the morning, the flight was on its way to reno from sfo. >> i was just getting ready to pick the kids from the school. then i heard a loud whine. i saw this big explosion. i said oh my god it's a plane crash. >> reporter: rescue crews arrived but there was no one to rescue. all passengers were killed including pilot ernie clark. >> ernie was the best. everyone wanted to fly and pattern themselves after ernie. he was smooth, methodical with ev

he was among the heros of united flight 93 who fought back, forcing the plane down in pennsylvania before it could head back to washington. his mother fought back tears as she spoke about the death of osama bin laden. >> i don't think there will ever be closure for me when it comes to grieving my son mark. i will always miss him and always suffer for that. but there is just something wonderful and just about the fact that osama bin laden has been captured and killed. just very on point and in opposition and contrust to the brutal way he treated the american people. >> they recalled when president bush promised them osama bin laden would be captured one day and they praised president obama for making good on that promise. stay with us for continuing coverage on the death of osama bin laden. we have the latest information along with your comments on our website, www.kron.com. >>> it was another very warm day around the bay area. coast line temperatures was cooler. santa rosa, new report temperature by a degree, 87 degrees is the new record. new record in concord, 92, napa 82. records in san

. >>> there were many bay area residents on board united flight 93 on 9/11. family members are now saying justice has been served. one of those watching tv coverage of bin laden's death mark bingham who was a passenger on flight 93. he was among the group of passengers who tried to storm the cockpit and retake control of the plane from terrorists. >> relief. my son was killed on september 11th. the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day and it's such a glorious day that a measure of justice has been reached today. >> she says it's taken ten years to kill bin laden makes little difference. in a far difference response from a man that lost his pregnant wife on 9/11. that is coming up later. >>> the president says intelligence officials received a tip on bin laden's whereabouts back in august. this that led them to a mansion in islamabad, pakistan. navy seals killed bin laden during a fire fight. they say the body was handled in accordance to islamic practice and tradition. the person that is suspected to succeed bin laden, he is said to have a maj

david beamer the father of united flight 93 hero todd beam letter join us next. he is the guy that said let's roll. it was nearly ten years agoo a bright september day was darkened by the worst attack. the twin towers collapse together ground. nearly 3,000 citizens taken from us. on that day no matter where we came from what god we prayed to, what race or ethnicity we were, we were united as one american family. ever i can't get rid of these weeds, or these nasal allergies. i know what works differently than ny other allergy medications. omnas. omnaris. to the nose! did you know nasalymptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inflammation. side effects may include headache, nosebed and se throat. [ inhales deeply ] i nipped my allergy symptoms in the bud. omnaris. ask your doctor. battling nasal allergy symptoms? omnaris combats the cause. get omnaris for only $11 atomnaris.com. >> just moments before hijacked united flight 93 was taken over by courageous passengers and crashed into the ground in sha

mesh ribbon, on each of the 40 stone marks in union city, one for each of the people on board united flight 93. overnight, mourners have come by and lit candles and placed flowers at the memorial. flight 93 gave us the battle cry, let's roll. and since it was headed from newark, new jersey, to sfo, many people had strong ties to the bay area as well. back on 9/11, the plane was hijacked and headed to washington, d.c. presumably to crash into the white house or the capitol building and the flight revolted and it crashed in an empty field in pennsylvania. we spoke with the husband of lauren grencolas on the plane and three months pregnant at the time, about whether or not he feels justice has been done. >> to some degree. obviously, they took care of the man who ultimately decided that innocent people should die. i know a lot of people say it is a symbolic gesture, because he was mitigated to what he could do in the last 10 years. but i hope it is also a symbol of hope, that this hatred that caused all this, will diminish. >> i think he is a hero. he stopped what could have been the pentagon

her husband was the pilot on united flight 93. >> i personally think they should be released just to put things to rest. i don't think we need to gloat over them. i think there needs to be proof out there. >> but u.s. officials are releasing more details. bin laden died his beard and sewn 500 euro, about $800 u.s. dollars and two emergency phone numbers into his clothes. >> he was a strategist and a thinker and not a warrior. >> sandy has a different name for the al-qaeda leader. >> i think he is the devil in disguise, the bottom of humanity. >> meantime, abc news has learned that bin laden's 13-year-old daughter saw her father killed in front of her eyes. she and her mother who was shot in the leg while trying to protect her husband are both cooperating with pakistani investigators. >> and tomorrow the president will go to ground zero where he will lay a wreath and meet with 9/11 families. live in san jose,ly -- lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >> thank you. >>> information from intel, computer chips that could bring incredible changes to the electronics you have in score home. >> a no

many people are now visiting a memorial in union city that honors the people who died on united flight 93. the pilot was jason dale who grew up in san jose. his nephew paid an emotional visit to the memorial yesterday evening. >> we really miss him. our whole family misses him. his son got married about a year and a half ago. and he wasn't there for that. and that was hard. it was really hard. >> this september flight 93 family members will gather to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. their loved ones fought back against the terrorist causing the jet to go down in a remote field in pennsylvania instead of in washington d.c. >>> some book publishers think osama bin laden's death could be good for business. coming up in just about eleven minutes the three books that are now being rushed to store shelves. >>> and we have much more on the death of osama bin laden on our website ktvu.com. there's a special section that includes illustrations of bin laden's compound as well as more reaction from the families of 9/11 victims. just look for the osama bin laden tab right on our home page. >>>

a memorial in union city dedicated to bay area victims of united flight 93 has drawn mourners throughout the day. len ramirez is there live with how news of bin laden's death has touched one woman so deeply. len? >> reporter: well here at the flight 93 memorial here in union city there are 40 individual monuments that are just a tiny fraction of the thousands of people who were killed on september 11th. one of them right here mark bingham, 31 years old out of san francisco, we did speak to his mother today about the killing of osama bin laden. >> it does seem hard to be but boy i'm ready to be it and i do believe it. >> reporter: for alice the relief is setting in but she does feel satisfaction with word that osama bin laden is dead. >> it feels are good to know that osama bin laden has been brought to justice and it is closure for me to know that terrorism has -- the perpetrators of 9/11 have meta just end. >> reporter: as the mother of mark big ham, one of the people on board flight 93 on september 11th who fought back against their terrorist hijackers, hogue land feels the connection

. >> his pregnant wife, lauren, was among the heros of united flight 93. the san francisco bound plane that crashed into rural pennsylvania. several passengers rushed that cockpit and stopped the terrorist from crashing into their intended target believed to be the white house or capitol building. he says he will spend today trying to get in contact with other flight 93 families. >>> president obama increased u.s. troop strength in afghanistan with the precise goal of tracking down osama bin laden. afghanistan has been the main focus of the u.s. war on terrorism during the past ten years. and one of the biggest afghan communities in the u.s. is right here in the bay area. last night we got reaction from one restaurant owner in fremont. >> i'm glad. we were so happy it was good news for us. of course for the world. it's a great thing just to knock down the terrorist. everybody's happy. should bring peace to the world. >> the fremont restaurant owner says other afghan americans share his views. >>> so once again we want to recap for you this morning we are c

the united stats using the flight numbers after 9/11, but then this week the numbers -- united airlinestopped using the flight numbers after 9/11 but then this week they've reappeared. they have removed the numbers from its computers. >>> officials announced today that vanessa reyes pleaded no contest. prosecutors say reyes used a pto debit card to buy more than $20 million worth of meals and clothing. >>> the controversial gang injunction program will remain in place two nights. the injunction identified gang members from associated with one another, linking colors, or being in a safety zone after 10: 10:00 p.m. an independent review could help address concerns over racial profiling. >>> a massive memorial has been returned to the city of oakland. it is a story we broke saturday night on ktvu 10:00 news. eric rasmussen explains how one worker at a recycling yard helped crack the case. >> reporter: the thieves managed to steal days with a little more than a few wooden planks. it was from the uss maine, sunk by an explosion off cuba in 1988. >> it was an old ship. >> reporter: three mont

. >> her son died on the united flight 93 in pennsylvania.is son worked on the 103rd floor of the north tower. the stock markets reacted today as well. a one point, the dow jones jumped more than 50 points. right now, it is up just 16. the nasdaq down slightly. oil prices fell sharply from two-year rise to about $112 a barrel overnight. but prices began creeping higher again late this morning. not everyone is happy at the news of the death of the united states public enemy number one. coming up, how fears of retaliation that we just discussed from extremist groups of local law enforcement and air travelers all on alert. we will get to the shortly. >>> first, breaking news out of virginia today where a home explodes into a pile of rubble with a person inside. this happened just hours ago this explosion. it was in the 19,000 block of wayne drive. we're live in now with what we're learning. good afternoon. >> we are parallel to the quantico marine corps base. the sound of an explosion is an unusual -- is not something particularly unusual in thi

she was one of the 44 passengers and crew who lost their flight on united three -- 93 many with bay area roads. >> i never had my doubts. justice is served got one way or another. >> he stood in his home as stunned as anyone, watching the president delivered the news. >> think about all the people who were lost because of this man and people affected by that and all the people, globally, who have continued to be affected by terrorism -- it is a big, beautiful day and a step in the right direction >> reporter: his wife was one of the heroes in the flight who rushed the cockpit trying to overcome them and kept them from their intended target on 9/11. it has been almost 10 years since that day and it weighs heavily on the family. he had finally been killed and a light that we might. >> it is a big relief. it will never. >> the end of terrorism. we hope that you will end someday. this, certainly, it's a day for many of the us who have waited a long time. >> the news is still so fresh. he has not connected with other flight 93 families in the bay area. there are many from san ramon to san jos

>> terry mcsweeney joins us live in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> many of those united flightnewark to san francisco were from the bay area. his pregnant wife was on board as flight 93 went down in pennsylvania. they will not be celebrating today. >> it's bittersweet. i don't want the euphoria of someone who was killed, even to her a hitler type individual to outweigh the importance of what the message is. it's symbolic that people need to come together. >> the message as far as he says the symbolism of the death of terrorist lead could be the lessening of terrorism. it does not bring closure for him and nothing ever will. >>> on bart and across our city, things have changed here in downtown san francisco since bin laden's death. check out all the police officers in san francisco. we are at the embarcadero bart station. san francisco police have been told to be alert around transit centers and places of worship, places where people demonstrate and gather, bart police are responding with more officers. they added extra police at 5:30 this morning and say they will be in place f

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todd beamer and the other victims of the united flight 93. thank you. barbara olson thanks you. span thanks you. michael t. murphy. and matt axleton. matt axleton of seal team ten thanks you. the 17 uss cole service men including petty officer second class timmy lamont sanders thanks you. the 3,000 people who died on september 11, the 3,000 people thank you. the people who finally woke up from our slumber and realized how close we were to losing our freedom thank you. my family thanks you. and i thank you. [ chanting ] >> glenn: that was the crowd last night at the phillies-melt mets -- phillies-mets game. a place not to be if you were an al-qaeda member, would be that game. news spread on facebook and fast about bin laden's death. people didn't need tv at all. the mainstream media was beat to the punch by its replacement. the internet. even though he had no idea what was happening, this man scooped the world. a pakistani man, live bloged the raid on bin laden's compound in suburban pakistan on twitter. satar was up late when he heard a loud sound of helicopters in the area. he

here is video of the pennsylvania ride september 11th we had united airlines flight 93 go down.t did not make its intended target presumed to be a building in washington d.c.. the plane crashed in the field instead the creek. at the 44 people on board raise their arms and took on those hijackers. bringing those planes down. here is video at the pentagon, this was the scene on september 11th. within 30 minutes of two planes hitting the world trade center. american airlines bound for a lay ended up in the pentagon. that plan also hijacked by terrorists. everyone on board was killed. >> justine: a live look at ground zero, near city, people are starting to gather on this monday morning -- york city. they reflected on the fact that osama bin laden is now dead. many new yorkers live and watched as the towers came crashing down. all lot of them ran for their lives. possibly covered in dust. they're now waking up, with news that osama bin laden the man responsible for planning does a tax is dead. we will continue to follow the situation in new york trip the morning. a lot of people in

united flight 93 crossed into this field. relatives showed up just after the news broke last night only to find the blocked because of construction of the memorial. a developer's plan to open up the completed memorial in time for the september 10 anniversary. >>> a group of students and teachers died on the plane struck the pentagon. we went back to their school to get reaction to the news. sam? >> i am outside the elementary school in southwest washington. we heard phrases like "closure" and "justice was served." 6 teachers and students from three d.c. public schools were part of a group to go to a science fair in science -- san francisco sponsored by the national geographic. they boarded flight 77. like these kids, they were public school students. the photo in the school office shows them at dulles airport. it is the students and their sponsors just before they boarded the flight that crashed into the pentagon. the teachers remember them. >> she said that everything would be ok. i told her to have a safe trip and that i wo

where united flight 93 was taken down by passengers who did not want their plane to become yet another missile injuring so many others. president obama said today that the world is a safer place. but as we know, with every bold action, there are unforeseeable consequences. we want to go to the fbi. because our own pierre thomas, justice department correspondent, has been covering what has been happening nonstop for the last 24 hours, and pierre, tell us what they are saying now tonight at the fbi. >> reporter: diane, tonight, u.s. law enforcement is bracing for the very real prospect of more attacks here at home in retaliation for bin laden's death. today, major cities across the country, including washington, d.c. and new york, police were out at transportation hubs, including subways and air force, in a show of force to deter any retaliatory attacks. >> we certainly are not taking any chances. our assumption is bin laden's disciples would like nothing better than to avenge his death by another attack. >> reporter: in chicago, police were sending the same message, with more security m

his wife, three months pregnant at the time was killed on united flight 93 when it crashed in the if would in shanksville, pennsylvania on the way home from san francisco. he received the news yesterday like we all did. tells us he was shocked to hear this. didn't think it would be something that would happen in his lifetime. coming up, we are speaking with him live. this will be around 6:00. he'll tell us why what happened yesterday as far as receiving the news of the death of osama bin laden was earily similar to how he received the news of his son's death. >> it's 5:46 now. let's switch gears and talk about the forecast for today. enjoy it, it's going to start creeping up. >> it will creep up before you know it. some cities, 90 degree weather in the forecast especially inland locations. livermore, likely will see 90. let's saver the moment. clear start as we head throughout the afternoon. the breeze picks up but mostly sunny. similar to what we saw over the weekend. you are going to need to run the ac at one point or another. temperatures are going to climb toward 90 degrees. over

say he was yelling alakbar which means god is great, the same thing some of the terrorists on united flight 93 were yelling. >> fears of terrorism were running through the minds of many passengers on flight 1561. minutes after he started banging on the cockpit door, a flight attendant called out for help. linda yee was one of the passengers who jumped into action. linda? >> dana, he is a retired cop. and he said he was pumped up on adrenaline when he and others took down the suspect. and he said even in the chaos, he never forgot his training as a san mateo police officer. as soon as he banged on the cockpit door several passengers and the flight crew didn't hesitate, including former san mateo police officer larry wright. >> at the point where he was running towards the cockpit and he screamed out ala akbar, i knew that there was a problem. and i knew that i needed to take action. >> reporter: wright chased after him. by others other passenger a former secret service agent knocked him to the floor. >> i used a control hold. i found when i touched him my hand actually slipped off because hi

both planes were united express flights. one with 29 passengers arriving from michigan. the other, 50 passengers departing for buffalo. the arriving jet was cleared to land on one runway, but it had to fly over another runway to do that. on the second runway another controller had cleared the other jet to depart putting the planes on a possible commission course. controllers realized the mistake, ordered the arriving pilots to abort their landing and go around, which they did. still, aviation sources say the pilot may have ended up as close as 300 feet above and 400 feet behind that departing jet. the faa says the vice president was never in danger, and his arrival played no role in the mishap. they and the ntsb are trying to figure out what went wrong. lisa stark, abc news, washington. >>> a tanker plane crashed and burst into flames in southern california. the accident happened as the aircraft tried to take off from point mugu naval base and chop pilots described the scene. >> it appears to be a total loss. looks like the roof of the fuselage has melted in on itself. t

up next, we go live to shanksville, pennsylvania for a live report where hijacked united airlines flightnt down almost ten years ago. justin. >>> all right we were watching mostly cloudy skies a few peeks of sunshine and a few more showers pomg popping up. overall, we are watching the wide view map with showers and thunderstorms back towards the west. and better chance back towardsshanksville a get the showers and we will watch thunderstorms try to erupt today and tomorrow. the extended outlook on the forecast coming next. please stick around. t >>> now "good morning maryland" at nine. >> looking and looking and nobody quit and that's what makes me feel good. >> it took nearly a decade millions are wake up to the news that osama bin laden is dead and they say he was killed in a compound and he was buried at sea. president obama had actually given the go-ahead for the attack last week. >> yeah. and he learned yesterday afternoon special u.s. forces led the charge just north of the pakistan capital of islamabad where bin laden was killed. samantha heyes picks up the coverage from washingto

. >>> todd beamer was the passenger aboard united flight 93 who said, let's roll just before he and otherngers stormed the cockpit of the hijacked plane. today his father is reacting to osama bin laden's death. >> we were relieved and pleased. and a really great part of the story is that these brave americans who accomplished the mission all survived without any loss of american military life. >> it's believed that flight 93 was bound for washington, d.c., and that the terrorists planned to strike either the capitol or white house. because of the heroics of the passengers, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. todd beamer was married with two young sons at the time of his death. his wife was pregnant with their only daughter. coming up right here on news 4 at 5:00 tonight, local families with victims who died at the pentagon talk about what bin laden's death means to them. >>> there is no time for suntan lotion or lazy dips in the pool just yet. >> instead, it's back to work for the world's most famous newlyweds. >> just days after their wedding, prince william and hi

. >> now his pregnant wife, lauren, was among the heros of hijacked united flight 93. the san francisco bound plane that crashed in rural pennsylvania. several passengers rushed the cockpit, they stopped the terrorist from crashing into their intended target believed to be either the white house or the u.s. capitol. he will spend today reaching out to other flight 93 families. >>> well, afghanistan has been the main focus of the u.s. war on terrorism ever since 9/11. and one of the largest afghan communities in the u.s. is right here in the bay area. ktvu's jade hernandez is getting reaction to bin laden's death from fremont. jade. >> reporter: good morning. we're live in front of the office of a nonprofit group which pushes understanding between muslims and the u.s. and the executive director of this group sent out a statement three and a half hours ago. the executive director says "with a major chapter of the war on terror closed by the death of osama bin laden, we hope for a new chapter of dialogue and peace between the u.s. and muslim world." the statement is direc

in union city, people gathered yesterday to remember the 40 people who died on the united flight 93.jet was headed to s.f.o. but was halftimed on september 11. passengers fought the terrorists. dying heroes. >> many of them were from this area. lived in the area, grew up in the area, worked in the area. it's very appropriate we built something here. >> a police we can come to reflect on the day and talk to other people who might be visiting here. it's very meaningful to us. >> another memorial is built in the pennsylvania field where the flight went down and will be formally dedicated on september 11. >>> 5:26. next at 5:30 -- frightening for parents. two petaluma toddlers are hospitalized after falling out of an upper level window. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at the golden gate bridge. you undoubtedly heard of ride sharing. out here today they are starting sidewalk sharing. bicyclists, pedestrians, all on the same sidewalk. the story coming up in a live report. >> also next at 5:30 -- family of a missing nursing student post a big reward for her return. >>> heat on for the rest of t

here stand 37 stones one for each of the victims on united flight 93, that plane forced down when passengersd against four highjackers. it was originally bound for san francisco international airport. tonight those heroic passengers are being remembered once again. len ramirez spoke with a family of one of them, mark kendall, bingham. >> yes, it does seem hard to believe but boy i'm ready to believe it and i do believe it. >> reporter: foray les the reality is still set not guilty but she does feel a sense of satisfaction with word that osama bin laden is dead. >> it feels very good to know that osama bin laden has been brought to justice. and it is closure for me to know that terrorism, the perpetrators of 9/11 have met a just end. >> reporter: as the mother of mark bingham one of the men on flight 93 who fought back against the highjackers, she feels the connection between her son and the man who master minded the plot. >> i am going to. >> to my dying day missing mark. but in this matter, the death of osama bin laden i do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and vio

. >> alice hoagland, mother of united flight 93 hero mark bing ham. thanks for talking to us. i'm sure it's an emotional time at this time in particular. i appreciate it. >> you're welcome, rachel. >>> coming up next on this show, the good news, doctor, you're being promoted. your new job is osama bin laden's old job. if you think everyone hated him, wait until you find out what everyone thinks of you, doctor. the new guy in charge of al qaeda and how hosed he is already in taking that job. that's next. >>> you can argue that osama bin laden was the most hated man in america. he's the name we know on the fbi most wanted list. he's the one whose death sparked dancing in the streets on sunday. he's the one who inspired this onion headline, violent death of human being, terrific news for one. you can argue as hated as he was in this country, he was equally irrelevant in the arab world. his vision of using terrorism to form an ultra orthodoxed islamic state considered a relic by the young people agitating to oust their current crop of dictators and replace them with democracy. bin

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united airlines is apologizing after briefly reusing the flight numbers of two planes that were hijacked during the september 11th attacks. united briefly started using flight numbers 93 and 175, and pilots and flight attendants unions were quick to complain. flight 175 hit the world trade center and flight 93, which was bound for san francisco, crashed in a field in pennsylvania. united officials say the airline regrets the incident and has taken the steps to remove the numbers entirely from their computer system. >>> can you hear me now? not if you're an at&t customer. the cell phone company placed dead last for customer satisfaction among the four major cell phone carriers. verizon and sprint tied for first place. verizon has been the top favorite with customers for the last six years. sprint used to be last. t mobile came in third. at&t's overall score fell 4% this year. its worst ranking since 2006 before the iphone came out. >>> the season finale of "saturday night live" is still a few days away, but little monsters are already camping outside of nbc studios at 30 rock for a ticket

he and dozens of other people flew to sfo on united flight 1561. plane landed around 9:15. 30 minutes before touchdown, police say the passenger walked from his coach seat to the cockpit and pounded on the reinforced door. two flight attendant, a retired secret service officer -- >> they were able to subdue him to the ground and use the flight attendants that are used for this type of incident and they were able to place him in a first place seat there. >> reporter: he was taken to a hospital to be treated for the injuries he received while -- during that scuffle. he was later brought back to the airport for questioning. among the questioners was a terrorism, counterterrorism expert for the united states government. in terminal two, passengers are flying in and out of passengers as normal. we asked many of them what they thought the involvement by those two retired law enforcement agents. >> it has to be all of us that stops this sort of thing, we all have an eye out 0 -- a -- we all have an eye out for this. >> reporter: it's been about week since

they had no idea what they were about to experience on flight 1496 bound for charlotte, north carolina, would not only unite them but would be an experience they won't soon forget. it all started before they even got on the plane. the flight was running an hour late due to bad weather but hazelwood's girlfriend says they were never told that. >> we kept checking to see if

. >>> some families of the people on board united flight 93 are returning to the crash site in shanksville, pennsylvania. many say osama bin laden's death gives them closure but now there is still more work to be done in the fight against terror. >>> and people are still filing into lower manhattan to celebrate the death of osama bin laden and remember those who lost their lives on 9/11. president barack obama will visit ground zero thursday and meet with the families of the victims there. >>> we have seen the reaction here at home but what is the reaction been to the news of bin laden's death overseas? vining us now via skype former professor rob horn. rob, good morning where you are. >> good morning. >> and let's talk about the reaction globally here and internationally. what has been the response where you are. >> this has been a u.s. alley. and these troops are fighting alongside americans in afghanistan -- in iraq, i should say and the east west corner of the town is the supply route through which america sends supplies to our troops in afghanistan. so this is a country side by side i

united flights 93 and 175 were both retired after 9/11 but a computer glitch caused former continentalsigned with those numbers. a united spokesperson said we should have caught the mistake sooner than we did. 93 and 175 will remain off the books for good. united and they merged. >>> if you're a person who uses your android phone at starbucks or any other location at open wifi, there's a warning that you might want to hear. scientists say they found a major security flaw that affects all android phones. gives hackers easy access to your calendars, photos, contacts, all of this happening over the unsecured wireless network that you're using. google says it is aware of the problem and a fix is already in place for the calendar and contacts applications in the latest versions. what about the pictures? what about those pictures? >> that's why there's pictures of me all over the place. >>> rob marciano is down in louisiana talking about the oyster harvest and what the state of that harvest is. with everything they've gone through down there. and he's going to tell us if they're safe to eat.

rules that were followed then had been applied instead of a few flights in scotland being cancelled that's the closest part of the united kingdom to iceland instead of just a few flights the whole of the united kingdom and a lot of northern europe would have been closed down as it was last year so things are different so there was an overreaction then last year an exaggeration of the problem. well last year this is the very first time in the history of aviation that's one hundred seven years it was at the time since the wright brothers invented powered flight there had never been a european incident so the aviation world in europe was completely and utterly taken by surprise of europe as a coordinated body there may be a political union called the european union but we discovered that the aviation community had no system for acting together now since that time not only have they said look we have established since that time that airplanes can fly very much more dense than we thought and they have allowed that to take place but they they have also europe has now set up an aviation crisis coordination center so when thing

. >> justine: crowds flock to pennsylvania were united flight 93 crash appear these people could not come out here and honor these people, for get to i have to get a couple of hours' sleep i don't care. >> were disappointed the gates are locked, everybody is celebrating in new york, washington. we are at this late '93 and the gates are locked >> justine: they did open the memorial earlier this morning, it allowed families and friends to go in and pay their respects. >> louisa: nice day around the bay, a bit more low cloud cover starting to see lifting their, seeing sunshine and clouds, slightly cooler temperatures than yesterday, we have a big warmup torture wednesday. current temperatures range of 53 san francisco, upper 50s into oakland, as you head towards redwood city 65 close to 70. 624 mountain view, her afternoon highs will warm up bin to the '70s right through the north bay. los '70s of mill valley, 70 novato, a downtown san francisco to topping out at 67. here's your 7 day around the bay, it shows a nice bike in temperatures by midweek, if you want to go to the beach to wedn

saturday's champions league final against manchester united a potential disruption from the volcanic ash cloud from iceland prompting them to reshape their flight despite united's home advantage the lanza still the favorite something being least champions in the final two years ago in rome pastor make a little messy play ben and will be central to bass's attack on saturday but that isn't working coach so alex ferguson team she doesn't have any major injury concerns and says there's always a way of stopping starts from play. the rules are. very solution for. girls who. are good and we will group was. doing. it because i'm sure. the kids. now let's switch to the tennis and rolling garrison maria sharapova and fellow russian nicole out of a jane car in action a little later today and will hope to emulate yesterday's trouble free day for the top seeds world number so you know djokovic recorded his forty thirst winner will be it after victory n.s.p. retired all their money and was two sets down when he got injured and the win means jacket which will be the new number one if he makes the final but before that he will have to face martin del potro in

champions league final against manchester united at wembley and central destruction from the volcanic ash cloud from iceland proximity to reshuffle their flight despite united's home advantage the cattle on side are still the favorites the english champions two nil in the final two years ago in rome by make a little messy school to some of those goals in italian capital will be central to the boss's attack on saturday. however that's right tony twenty three year old argentinian doesn't worry lunched united manager sir alex ferguson too much scots doesn't have any major injury concerns ahead of the showpiece final and says there's always all stopping stars from playing. there's always a solution to. every good player. we can vary the solution for. boring so. also we've got to recognise that we have all the good players and we have other group wears. such a. game. because i'm sure those who know you know the players that we can offer. more for the kids. and we'll end with ice hockey and a look back at the start of for most of this year's k h l one hundred awards as a cancer in ceremony earlier this week and from that onion reports. this sticks

champions league final against manchester united at wembley the central disruption from the volcanic ash cloud from iceland prompted them to recycle their flights despite united's home advantage the catalan side is still the favorites and beat the english champions to no in the final two years ago in rome and also the playmate got a little messy scored the second of those goals in the italian capital will be central to this is the sense of the way that it is not marring united manager sir alex ferguson pretty much scott doesn't have any major injury concerns so there's always a way of stopping styles playing. there's always a solution to. every good player you will be can find a solution for. all and. leave it well so you've got to recognise that you have all the good players and we have other good players and that is why it's such a. game. on saturday because i'm sure. we're the threats that we can offer and all the kids now in the n.b.a. dallas have reached the finals for a second time off the beating for wanting the best of seven series one hundred c. ninety six was the score on wednesday night's dirty betsy and shawn marion combining for fi

champions league final against manchester united at wembley but ensured destruction from the volcanic ash cloud from iceland prompted them to reshuffle their flight despite united's home advantage the catalan side are still the favorites the english champions tuning out in the final two years ago in rome while boss of playmaker lee you know messi scored the second of those goals in the italian capital and will be central to his side's attack on saturday but that isn't worrying united manager sir alex ferguson too much the scots doesn't have a major injury concerns and says there's always a way of stopping stars from playing. in the draws delusion. are. very a solution for. girls who. have all the good players and we have all the good players. because i'm sure those who. love. the key is. staying with football as the man hoping to replace sepp blatter has faith the president has hit back after being accused of corruption football's laws governing body is investigating fines of bribery against her mum just days before the presidential election these are executive committee member chuck blazer and they're just that they could tolerate along with the

there were three locations where people died, the world trade center, the pentagon and of course united flightalifornia. so it is unclear this point is there be a ceremony at that site as well. at this point we do know the world trade center and the pentagon are on the schedule for the president and vice-president. we will follow his movement as he continues to make their rounds shaking hands of those family members who died. and this is sustained injuries but did manage to survive. again, this is that there is that the he's made so far this morning he was earlier at engine-54. if you're just joining our coverage that was the fire has that lost 15 members of died on september 11th. when the president spoke to those firefighters said " this is a symbolic site of the extraordinary sacrifice made on that terrible day. he went on to look at the memorial where the hell plaques on the walls each one recognizing the lost man or woman with comments from the family's etched in to those plaques from there he traveled to a nearby police station where he talked to members of the first responders taking th