>> ainsley: do you have a message for folds, for dan? >> you are incredible in what you do. it changes lives and i know that sounds like a very simple statement, but there's a lot of meaning behind it and my family is very thankful. >> yep. we are thankful, too. >> ainsley: dan and alex, thank you so much for everything that you all do. dan, do you change lives. you relieve the burden of a mother who is single and facing losing a child because of challenges of, you know, that he was born with. i can't imagine what have you gone through, to lose a spouse and then to lose a child, my word. but, dan, you did pick her up and rescued her and helped bring her back to life. >> we all did it. we all did it. >> ainsley: that's true our viewers did it, >> you can do that to help our first responder families. they don't make a lot of money and college is expensive.

the third hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> good monday morning. we are kicking off this 8:00 hour by showing live footage of the memorial in pennsylvania. we show said the flag at the pentagon and a lot of coverage at ground zero, where 22 years

ago terrorists attacked america. flight 93 with the passengers, and we knew we were at war when the second plane was hit and the pentagon, as well. beautiful in lower manhattan. today marks 22 years since the attack shook the nation. >> i had a chance on the 20th to go out to the memorial, flight 93, in the middle of nowhere. there was a school nearby. can you imagine if that plane hit the school on top of that? they hit an empty field, i think field 93 was looking for an empty field and had to spot what they could from the building. the passage, find out who did it and clean up downtown. they quickly cleaned up. what are we going to do

downtown? go to an empty pit. we got a design. who is going to pay for it? building started going up and building is done. afghanistan and iraq war starts and the surge settles down. while building the building with a lot of financing, they reached the standard. >> ainsley: it cost 3 million. tallest skyscaper in the west hemisphere, 104 floors. construction started in 2006 and it opened in 2014. it includes a bomb-resistant base, as well. >> both are worth seeing, the

memorials, the size and devastation. >> ainsley: the memorial, my sister and i walked through and there was a place in the back, you can pick up the phone and hear the voicemail of a mom, it was her husband calling on the plane, him leaving a message on their occur answering machine, it is heart breaking, you can't listen without tears. >> so much heroism on ground zero. i love what eric shawn said last hour, this is the 11th anniversary of the attack of benghazi which happens on 9/11. our lives changed that day, our nation changed. >> ainsley: pete and i, we were in our 20s, my dad called me and there is brian kilmeade on tv.

8:04, north tower you can center at 8:46. you had 14 minutes left on the show. we will air that. >> brian: 45 minutes, one building was hit and the next building hit, the second fell first and they come down and we try to make heads and tales of what took place. if i was president of the united states, especially senator biden, who has been there since the '70s, i would say no way in hell i will not be in new york city, pennsylvania or pentagon at 9/11. he chose to be in alaska. wonderful people and service members out there, but to be that late on this day, anything that would diminish this day, i

would run from. >> ainsley: first time a president has missed being at one of the sites. eric shawn is live. you happened to be there on that morning, you were working for fox and said get a camera crew down here and i'll tell you what i'm seeing. >> you know, good morning. it's been 22 years and seems when i'm here not one day has gone by. the viewers and everyone watching, it is seered in our memory and it changed our country and global affairs and brought to the floor danger and threat of radical islamic terrorism. today we are remembering and honoring those who died at this spot where i am. used to call it ground zero, it was awe inspiring. the towers, gigantic, soaring

waterfalls place of peace and quiet and tranquillity and reflect jon and prayer. family members, survivors, officials gathering for the somber ceremony to honor those who perished. there will be four moments of silence, for when the north and south were hit by the airliners and when the building crumbled to the ground. nearly 3000 people killed that day and those killed in the islamic bombing of the world trade center bombing in 1993. when you are here now, after 20 years, you feel a generational change. children of 9/11 are young adults, 20s and 30s, so grandchildren, we will read the name of grandparents they never

met and the legacy looms over this site and event. nsh number of people who have died from the toxic dust exceeded the number killed that day. new york city fire department added 43 names to the wall, 341 members of service succumbed to illness from the toxic dust, three shy of the 343 who died that day. look at sad numbers, 2835 people have died from cancer and other illness from the dust, more than the number killed on 9/11 themselves. >> families still suffer from 9/11, many are caring for loved ones dying. for them 9/11 is everyday.

for those that lost family members to trade center cancer and illnesses. >> 9/11 is everyday. vice president harris will be here to mark the ceremonies, the only candidate, ron desantis, governor of florida, will be here. he was invited by family members of those who were killed here. again, we expect the ceremony to start within the next half-hour and tonight the tribute, two twin beams that soar into the night scare evoking what we lost, reminder of the threat that still exists and finally say to folks watching, come down here. it is just an awe-inspiring tribute to what happened. come to the museum, honor those who were killed, you will never forget. back to you.

>> especially if you have kid who feel this is mythical. make sure to go. you see fire engines and hear the voices and it becomes real. you will have that in your head, like visiting a battlefield, like gettysburg, you go once and you can see and feel it. no one has to tell you, thanks so much. >> and you know this, pete, education, if you have a kid going to school today, if your teacher is not going to discuss it, can we discuss 9/11. >> many parents say it is barely a blip in the history books and then you have to worry about how it is characterized. we had it coming, impulse a lot of universities had.

i was in college, that is -- it is amazing and it you lose your grip, the narrative changes, they want to erase it and we cannot. >> ainsley: 3000 died on the day, when you see the numbers and wall of the people that died as result of cancer because they went down there to save other people and fight for our country. youngest victim, christ ine hanson and holdest robert norton and his wife jacqueline on the way to a wedding. >> victims from flight 93 and the families are invited to be by the wall. the memory of new york city bravest living through tunnels to towers. >> steven siller ran nearly two

miles through the tunnel to the burning scene, giving his life saving others. >> ainsley: his brother frank, spent everyday ensuring his memory lives on by establishing tunnels to towers foundation and join us from lower manhattan. >> thank you for having me on. >> ainsley: go ahead. >> it is very sad day being down here. right by the tunnel here and earlier this morning before the sun came up, i was able to walk through the tunnel and be alone with my brother. say prayeror his sacrifice for what he did. to see the names of the great souls that paid ultimate sacrifice. first responders and everyday people at work that died.

we can never forget 22 hours ago today. that is mission of tunnels to tower foundation, we never forget what happened when islamic terrorists tried to kill as many as possible. they did kill many and they did kill over 700 men and women that went to war because of 9/11 that gave their life since and tunnel to towers foundation swear to you we will take care of families and kids left behind. >> and some firefighters, too. how is steven's family doing? >> steven's family is doing really good, my brother was married with five kids. one of his daughters just got engaged. they are successful, hard workers, beautiful people. my sister-in-law, did a

wonderful job. we are a large family and try to lift them as much as possible. they are really great individualings hs. it is beautiful to watch. >> i see that cross on your lapel and talk to me about the role faith has played in what you are doing for steven and with your foundation, manage 22 years helping us never forget. >> this is god and country, we know how many people die for our country and no greater live than give up your life for a friend and that is what so many did on 9/11. my parents were spiritual and religious and seven kids, brought us up to realize service and sacrifice and do for others and they were franciscans and said, brothers and sisters, let

us do good. we want goodness to triumph over evil. take that evil act on 9/11 and we know there is so many beautiful acts of heroism is selflessness and ultimate sacrifice, that is what we want to remember and honor and honor by doing good, what better way? 22 mortgage-free homes delivered 200 this year. 1000 over the past years. your viewers are watching and saying that is right, stephen did run through the tunnel. without him running through the tunnel, we don't pay off the mortgages. no other foundation in america is taking care of all the first responders who die in the line of duty and have young children. taking care of gold-star widows,

they leave young families behind and taking care of families and building them a home if they don't have one. if they do, pay off mortgages. if you give your body and we will build you a smart home. there wasn't a foundation like this, it was sacrifice of my brother and so many others that paid the ultimate sacrifice. when the fireiters were going in buildings, they were hugging their brothers, they were saying goodbye. they knew there was a strong possibility they were going to die and so many did die. they went in there knowing there was a strong possibility and because of the relationship that we have with fox, there is no doubt we can ever do the work. without this relationship, we

could not do the work. it was not over, will never be over and never forget it. >> ainsley: frank, your parents did a great job raising their children, you are doing god's work and your brother was willing to run through the tunnel and save other people's lives and sacrificed his own. you go through the tunnel and say prayers and talk to your brother. what would you say to your brother and what would be his reaction if he knew how many families? when you are in law enforcement or first responder and you lose your paycheck and your wife is left behind, it is changing her of well, relieving her burden, one less worry for her. what would your brother say? what would you say to him? >> i know he's proud of what his siblings have done since he made

that heroic run through the tunnel, proud of what we're doing. we didn't know we were going to do all this work. we didn't know it. if we as people and americans just listen to our god above us, all we have to do is listen and help each other in such beautiful ways. stephen was on a path that day, on a mission. he paid the ultimate sacrifice and met his destiny that day. our destiny is to take up his cross, take up cross of his maker and take care of all the families and least we can do. something, it is not work, it is beautiful to be around the families, i'm around them all the time, they inspire me and start foundations. we have the run on september 24th, we retrace stephen's

footsteps. nearly 40,000 people, hundreds of 9/11 families run in honor of their loved ones. this run on september 24th, there are a thousand other stories, people honor loved ones. we want to make sure we honor everybody, everybody who willing to risk their listen and body for us and often do. i know he is smiling down and giving me the strength and his siblings the strength and our work is not done, we continuously pray to god and stephen. stephen has god's right here, saying, he said he's going to eradicate homeless think among veterans, he will open up doors for us because it is necessary. we need to get it done and i

know we will because of kindness and generosity of other americans. >> brian: you ask for $11, go to t2t. >> i ask you to join the mission, join the mission and take care of great families that are left behind for those who died for you and i and together we can get it done. >> brian: i will be at the race, hope you don't mind, i will probably win it. >> i don't know about that, we could start you a little earlier. >> exactly right. >> ainsley: thank you, i love the pictures of your brother, he looked like a fun guy. his friends carrying him sideways, so cute. >> listen, that is why 24th when we run through the tunnel, we

remember and honor and then have a big celebration. my brother was nuts, so are other first responders and military. they have a certain level of craziness and we celebrate their lives. i call it miracle of the loaves and fishes, we feed 40,000 people and lady a is coming this year, too. >> brian: frank siller, thanks so much. tunnels to towers. this moment 22 years ago world was about to change. >> ainsley: we are about to show you is something we only air once a year on september 11th. images and language you will find disturbing, it is important to show history and that you never forget a true tragedy of that day. >> pete: 22 years ago this hour as the 9/11 attacks happened.

>> this is 1010 williams, give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world. >> 64 degrees 8:00, tuesday, september 11ths, it is primary days and polls are open in new york city, voters are deciding among candidates for mayor and city council and other positions. >> american 11 350. american 11. american 11, if you -- >> instead of america 11 trying to call -- >> we have -- stay quiet.

-- airport. >> american 11, are you trying to call? >> nobody move, everything is okay. if you try to make any move -- yourself and the airplane, let's stay quiet. >> you guys heard anything from american? >> no. >> there might be somebody in the cart taking it over. >> we have hijacked aircraft heading toward new york, we need someone to scramble f-16s or something to help us out. >> is this real world or exercise? >> this is not manifest. >> an active air defense scramble four. 45,46, time 1246, aut authentic.

>> 767 possible hijack. we believe on decent. >> world trade center, tower number one is on fire. the whole outside of the building, just a huge explosion. send every available ambulance, everything you have got to the world trade center now. >> an incredible plane crash into the world trade center here at lower tip of manhattan. >> it believed the 737 has

crashed, three floors taken out. joining us producer with fox report. owen, what do you see, where are you? >> i'm on roof of my building, i'm looking right now at the world trade center, massive, gaping hole on the second tower, about 15 stories from the roof. it is unbelievable to look at. >> it looks like something out of a movie, huge hole in tower number one. we have a number on fire. look like the plane was aiming toward the building. >> four more units going in. it could be a terrorist attack. >> roll every available ambulance you've got to this position. [crying] >> come on. >> you can see emergency vehicles carrying the west side

highway heading toward the scene, tons of people in the street, papers and can't see evidence what crashed. [sirens] >> tons of glass broken and falling out of the building. several people on west street here. >> number one, numerous people trapped, floor 106. >> division one, be advised battalion two, jumpers from world trade center. >> oh, my god. >> the plane obviously went in on one side and came out the other. there is debris all over the ground. >> broke through one part. >> exactly. >> steve: it affects perhaps 10 floors of the world trade center building. it is over 100 stories tall.

>> brian: this time of morning is when people pour into that building, usually next to -- >> steve: this is near the financial district on the tip of manhattan, there are so many people at this hour who are in that neighborhood, all the police and fire department and emergency technician headed to that area. this is horrible. all we can do is stair aghast at pictures. this is north building of the twin tower of the world trade center. debris reigning down from 110 floors up. this is clear blue sky day in manhattan. if that was an accident, it would be needle in a haystack type of.

wendell goaler is materialing with the president. >> the president is here on a two-day trip to florida. >> 175, 1470. unit 175, new york. united 175, do you read, new york? i can't get ahold of 175 at all right now. i don't know where he went to. >> got about 4000 feet, looks like he's -- >> i see him. >> he is -- >> descending really quick, too. 2500 feet now, 800 feet in 13.

[sounds of explosion] >> there was another one. we just saw another one. we just saw another one apparently go another plane just flew into the second tower. >> 36, urgent, a second -- hold your fire. >> advising a second plane entered the world trade center. >> the other tower. >> may day, hit the second tower. >> this has to be deliberate, folks, we just saw on live televisiona second plane flew into the second tower of the

world trade center. given what has been going on around the world, key suspects come to mind. osama bin laden. >> i apologize for being out of breath. i was walking down fifth avenue and heard a jet flying low over fifth avenue and it made a right toward the building. >> this is clearly deliberate. >> chilling scene is i think attack on the world trade center. >> it is a tragedy, arhorrent and disgusting. >> ittic tas training and expertise to fly a sophisticated aircraft, not like cessna and pipers. you have to wonder what was going on in the cockpit.

>> the roads are cut off, only way to get near the building is by foot. you have people streaming out of the area, in tears and shock. >> harvey kushner. is it too early to speculate? >> look how clear it is, how could you miss the world trade center? this day will live in infame. >> right. >> let me bring into the conversation, david asman. >> give you late breaking information, all of manhattan has been sealed off. hudson river and bridges are sealed, manhattan is in a

lockdown. one can only guess u.s. armed forces are on high alert. united states of america is warding off any further terrorist threats on the city of manhattan. >> the city is closed. you cannot leave the city. [recordings playing played] >> you have united 93? >> what is that? >> saying look like he descended there. >> united 93, verify 350. united 93, cleveland. united 93, identity please.

>> president bush is about to speak, he's in florida at what is supposed to be joyous event at an elementary school, let's listen in. >> today we've had national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an pattern terrorist attack on our country. i've spoken to vice president, new york and fbi and ordered full resources go to help victims and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. if you join me in a moment of s

silence. may god bless the victims, their families and america. thank you very much. >> you have to wonder what reaction happens next. let's find out. can the federal government shut down air space and keep all airplanes on the ground? >> of course. can be controlled through faa and various control centers and towers, however, hijacked aircraft that is under control of -- >> i want to interrupt you for a minute, the white house is being evacuated, that comes from our fox producer in washington. white house being evacuated and the pentagon, as well. >> everybody back. everybody back. let's go. move it out. [sirens]

>> just had an airplane crash in the area. >> american airlines plane heading east over the pipe possibly toward the pentagon. >> i see the smoke. >> any -- pentagon advise on channel one. >> there is visible smoke coming from the area, high, visible smoke. >> i don't want to insight undue panic, there is a report, report only of another aircraft that crashed. david is joining from fox central. >> we are hearing of another explosion that has taken place at the pentagon. heart of the financial district of america being attacked and there has been an explosion in the pentagon, heart of the military command center of

united states of america, john, it can't get much worse. >> it happened again, another large airliner, perhaps hijacked, perhaps part of some widespread plan slamming into the area around the pentagon. >> this is the captain, i would like to -- back to the airport and have our demand. >> it is united 93 calling. au united 93, i understand you have a bomb onboard. >> he said there was a bomb onboard. >> did he just turn east also? >> united 93, cleveland center. just lost target on that

aircraft. >> we understand the federal aviation administration is shutting down all airport airline takeoffs nationwide. planes will be diverted to the closest airplane possible. authorities don't know where the next one might come from. >> an explosion and what appears to be a collapse surrounding the area. >> everybody, there was major collapse. all unitses available. >> oh, my god.

what the hell happened? been a huge explosion. everyone is running in the other direction. we're on short street, not sure what happened. huge explosion, everyone is running for their lives, police, media, a woman pushing a baby carriage. it is unclear what happened if a tower collapsed or what. we better get out of this mess, dude. here comes the smoke. >> help me, jesus. >> can anybody hear me? >> i'm a civilian, i'm trapped inside one of the fire trucks underneath. >> standby, i think we're close to you. >> i can't breathe much longer, save me.

>> emergency post. we will get personnel. >> we have multiple units on the way in. >> 10-4. >> dozens of firemen and medical emergency, possible heart attack. >> which way to go. >> stay put. >> stay put. >> everyone is covered in -- [screaming] >> thousands of people down. >> david lee miller is with us, what can you tell you gos? >> the scene is horrific. one of the towers literally collapsed, there is debris falling. i am out of breath running for our lives.

[sirens] >> got to stop. stop. [sirens] >> hold on. >> it appears the building collapsed from the damage from the heat of the fire. that was the building hit by the second plane, it seemed to come in lower altitude, hit the building lower down and there was a fireball. damage came at point there is more weight on top of it and steel girders had a lot of weight to support. i'm guessing they gave way. the loss of life is going to be enormous. >> may god help all the souls that are lost today.

>> this is rick with our producer in lower manhattan. you cannot even see the sky because of soot, ash, reigning down. >> this is church street, it look like a snow storm hit, there is thick ash on the ground, lots of it. . >> i was evacuating people out and it blew. >> you couldn't move, you couldn't see, my eyes and mouth were full. we ran out of new york state supreme court and jumped on the jury bus. >> back it up. >> here we go again. >> here we go again. >> i don't know what is going on. this second building is

collapsing, i believe. [screaming] >> the other tower just collapsed. urgent. the world trade center collapsed. urgent, urgent. get out, collapse of second tower. here comes, get in. >> it is hard to describe, pictures show what has happened in lower manhattan, we don't have a handle on the devastation. the world trade center has collapsed and the casualty figure we cannot begin to guess

at this point. >> united 93, do you have information on that? >> he's down. >> he's down? >> when did he land? >> he did not land. >> oh, he's down, down? >> east of camp david. >> authorities at somerset airport confirm large plane crash southeast of pittsburgh, you have to assume it is related to all these goings on. >> freedom itself was attacked by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended. make no mistake. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts.

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