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NBC Bay Area
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San Francisco honors the bravery of flight attendant Betty Ong during 9/11 – NBC Bay Area

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (214+ words) On Friday, the community in San Francisco’s Chinatown honored Betty Ong, the flight attendant who made the first call reporting the hijacking of American Airlines Flight 11. Pete Suratos reports. Twenty-five years later, the community gathered to remember the courage she…...

NBC Bay Area
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Students at Captain Jason Dahl Elementary in San Jose honor Flight 93 victims

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (381+ words) None of the current children attending Captain Jason Dahl Elementary was alive during 9/11, but nobody forgets the day on campus. Damian Trujillo reports. September 11 for many is a moment to reflect and honor the victims of one of America's darkest…...

Hoodline
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Marin's Chloe Caviness on Surviving 9/11's Flight 175

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (258+ words) Flight 175, a Boeing 767, carried nine crew members and 56 passengers, including five hijackers, when it was hijacked shortly after departing Boston Logan International Airport for Los Angeles, according to Britannica. It struck the South Tower at 9:03 a.m. Caviness learned of the attacks…...

NBC Bay Area
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‘Never forget’, 25 years later: Betty Ong, the flight attendant who made the first 9/11 call – NBC Bay Area

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (440+ words) Betty Ann Ong was the first to sound the alarm about the tragedy that was about to unfold. Hijackers had taken over American Airlines flight 11. "It still hurts. You almost die 25 times," says Harry Ong, Betty's older brother, "every year…...