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>> stahl: on the morning of september 11, joe daniels came out of the subway to the gruesome sight ofthe north tower. today, he is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> daniels: you never want to have to see that; someone 100 stories up, 1,000 feet in the air, having to make that kind of choice. on the same time, there's a very strong feeling that this was a part of the story; that a group of people from this group, al qaeda, put innocent people in a position to have to do that. >> stahl: when you think about what terrorism means, this really says it. >> greenwald: absolutely. it's an impossible thing for a human being to do to another human being, and yet it became possible on 9/11. so, for us not to acknowledge that would be to not be true to the story. >> stahl: but how? with video of people falling, or photographs? and what about the feelings of family members? greenwald told us that she knows that some will never want to see an exhibit on this subject, but many argued strongly that it had to be there. >> greenwald: i have to say that we were also... i... i don't want to s

. >> reporter: joe daniels is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum foundation. after years of delays, he promises the museum will be ready next spring. the project wasn't supposed to take this long. there were financial disputes with the agency that owns the land and is overseeing construction. that had to be coordinated on a site with new towrkz a new train station, and a memorial with millions of visitors. when construction stalled last year, some 9/11 families spoke out. >> the vast majority of us that i have spoken to or heard from are disgusted. >> reporter: now renderings are becoming a reality. giant still tridents that held up the twin towers, a staircase that hundreds of survivors used to escape the attack, the last steel column removed after a nine-month cleanup. >> this was put in place in the late 60s when the original trade center was built. >> reporter: this was the base of the south tower, visible at bedrock. >> i put us in the 75% there stage, although this last 25% is some of the most difficult work, which is the installation of the exhibitory i

. >> reporter: joe daniels is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum foundation.er years of delays he promises the museum will be ready next spring. the project wasn't supposed to take this long. there were financial disputes with the agency that owns the land and is overseeing construction which had to be coordinated on a site with new towers, a new train station, and a memorial with millions of visitors. when construction stalled last year, some 9/11 families spoke out. >> the vast majority of us that i have spoken to that i have spoken to or heard from are disgusted. >> reporter: now renderings are becoming a reality. giant still tridents that held up the twin towers, a staircase that hundreds of survivors used to escape the attack, the last steel column removed after a nine-month cleanup. >> this was put in place in the late '60s when the original trade center was built. >> reporter: this is the base of the south tower visible at bedrock. >> i put us in the 75% there stage, although the last 25% is some of the most difficult work, which is the installation of

. >> reporter: joe daniels is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> they're an important symboland they recall the original towers. >> reporter: images those who perished and stories of the lives they led will grace the entry. as seen in this artist's rendering. >> it's a story of people who were sitting at their desks, having a cup of coffee, talking to a colleague, boarding a plane for a vacation and then the absolute unthinkable happened. >> reporter: families have donated personal mementos, each of them precious in their own way. when you look at the artifacts, how did you decide which to include. >> it was a difficult process. >> reporter: like the steel that bore the brunt of a plane's impact. more than 10 million people from 188 countries have visited the 9/11 memorial since it opened in 2011. a new transportation hub will open in 2015 and serve 250,000 people a day. one world trade center soars 776 feet in the air, redefining the skyline, one of six towers set to change the lower manhattan landscape. symbols of reberth, renewal and remembrance of what was lost. >> there

it's a beam just bent in a little bit and i said what is that piece of steel and joe daniels said thatnging in there. go and mourn there and they hope you go and learn a little bit at this museum. it's a somber day and day of morning but there's a lot of building happening there as well. >> you think about this, for a lot of our children, this is history. it wasn't a current event. it was history. >> my kids ask me about this day. >>> as they continue with the reading of the names, that was the moment of silence at 9:03 eastern time when united flight 175 struck the second tower. if there was any doubt after the first tower was struck that it was a terrorist attack, at that moment it became clear that america was under attack. >> yeah. we were talking about how we talked to our kids about this because my children have asked me about this as well. it's hard but it's important that they know the history of that day and important that they feel, also, the new hope that has come out of it. >> not to frighten them. >> not to frighten them. >> we have been strong. we're resilient and bad thi

the first lurk at joe flako's bundle of boy. of his infant son daniel.he oldest son stey holding his baby brother. his wife went into labor just a couple of hours before they played the browns. he did misthe birth of his son went back to the hospital to celebrate the team's victory and the birth of his son. >> we have new information about the s isat scores. higher scores are tied to higher income. the more money a family earned the more likely they would have an average sat score. overall the scores were stagnant although african american made slight gains. women did better in the writing portion of the exam. >>> the biggest product expo right here in baltimore starting today. thousands are are expected to pack the baltimore center taking more than 1600 exhibits focused on natural, exhibit and organ ebbing. the expo runs until saturday. >>> university of maryland is on the -- this is not coming from the review. it is coming from playboy magazine. west virginia was number one. followed fbi university of -- the complete list is in playboy's october colleg

reeling her in. >> "lee daniels the butler" is out in theaters now. >> thanks for joining us on "morning joepy labor day. we're so glad you were able to sit around the house with your family early in the morning -- >> must be nice. >> starting those ribs. i can't wait. i'm going to eat the ribs. >> someone cooking ribs for you? i guess i'll go home and cook ribs. >> you going to cook ribs for your family too? >> i guess so. someone's got to cook. >> that's exciting. i guess. >> have a good day. >> have a great day. we'll see you back here tomorrow. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2%

daniels and chuck schumer will also be here. and onset mark halperin, and john meech um. "morning joe" is a few moments away. >> you have him in the bullpen. he's the closer. >>> still ahead, what's your most or embarrassing binge-watching story? "morning joe" just moments away. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how clean it looks? morty are you listening? morty? [ morty ] i'm listening! i want you to know is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? how can i be a more fun mom? hmmm. can you dance? ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no. no? can you make campbell's chicken noodle soup? yes! [ wisest kid ] ev

joe's wife dana gave birth to their second child about an hour before kick off and they named their son daniel. >>> all right. we will have more on the vens and you can find more on the website. just go to abc2news.com and we will tell you about justin tucker's missed field goal and you can read about it on the website. that's abc2news.com. look under the sports tab. >>> baseball for you right now. orioles are off today and it's the final off day for the regular season. the o's are 2 1/2 games out of the wild card race with 13 games remaining. they beat blue jays on sunday 3- 1 and are in boston tomorrow night to open a 3-game series with the red sox. >> okay, gees. boston blew away the yankees this weekend. uh-oh. >>> good morning. i am mike masco. temperatures this morning starting around the 60s. a coolish day with rain in the forecast. we will detail that coming up. >> reporter: no delays to get in your way on 97 just south of 695. i will show you what the other main lines look like and bring you the latest drive times coming up after the break. [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is fl

joe flacco. he is now a father. his wife gave birth to their second child today. about an hour before ck off they named the son daniel. >>> all right. we have much more on the ravens coverage on the website if you want to learn more, find out why the team is not worried about justin tucker's missed field goal. read all about it. the orioles are off today. it's the final off day for the regular season. the o's are 2 1/2 games of the wild card race with 13 gamesremaining. they are in boston tomorrow night to open a 3-game series against the red sox. >> should we use the word critical for the games. good morning. 4:37 on your monday morning. clear overhead right now the. scattered showers are moving through northern frederick county. the bulk of the rain will stay on the p.a. side. there will be a couple scattered showers moving through here. you will notice it is much cooler than average. 72 is the forecast high today. 78 the normal number. 98 the record on this date set in the 1990s. so a front out to the west is pushing through the state this afternoon and it's 60s to the north. and particularly the temperatures fall

joe flacco reacts to criticism he received last week when he decided to take on the browns instead of heading to the hospital for the birth of his son. >> insta-weather plus >> good afternoon. i'm rod daniels lightning 11 news room. here is what we are working on for 6:00. a follow-up to an i-team investigation into sexual harassment charges. in baltimore city, the mayor fires back. we have >> at least 97 people died this week after storms battered the atlantic and pacific coasts. raging ins are still parts of the country for a west coast and the devastation is getting worse. bridges have collapsed. roads have been washed away, leaving tens of thousands stranded. in addition the airport in acapulco was foded and tourists were camped out there just hoping to get out soon. the mexican army is using to fly peopleaft out. the death toll in colorado has is into seven and three more people who are missing are presumed dead. this canyon in fort collins is one of many areas preparing for massive cleanup. look at those teachers. flooding destroyed -- look at those pictures. flooding destroyed homes and roads and will take years to repair. >> my husband and the heavy equipment guys -- >> the main co

daniel nava and big poppy. final five outs for its final save. now here's hoping rays general manager joeadden didn't have dinner reservations. when he tide the game with the -- tied the game with an rbi single, pitcher tommy hunter made a better door than window. 18th inning, folks, david de jesus finally ends this marathon can with an rbi single. the rays take sole position of the wild card spot in the al. arian foster said he was git getting money up front. accepted money after becoming so broke in his senior year in tennessee, that he had to choose between eating and paying the rent. he wants to draw attention to what he believes are unfair ncaa rules for amateur athletes. while those ncaa rules prevents players from getting paid foster says he doesn't think he did anything wrong. >>> coaches already on the hot seat three weeks into the season. our michael eaves and grant watson kicked around the idea of which coach is most likely to get kicked out first. >> i think bo polini, ma mack brown, bo polini is going to be interesting this week, to see how the crowd reacts after his rant. sa

. >> daniel, thank you for dealing us. joe, you think there is a $7 billion write down?about it, a tribute, maybe we pull the tape. just in case. i don't know. >> is ballmer right to think it 340edz to be a devices company? >> that's what i mean, microsoft has flailed at a few other things, for nokia, i have to defend them a little bit. if phones they made were commodity phones. they were against ifine 2 and samsung. >> all they had to choose android and tad be samsung today. >> look what's happened to blackberry over that time period. it is tricky. >> you see, everyone who took on android and decided they were going to take that system won. go with someone that sell out of a person, it was a motorola flip phone. i thinkpy kids said, did you get that before electricity? which the shows you how -- >> quickly this whole voirmt thanks. >> the razor flip phone was cool. >> it was. i had one. >> now it's like, when they said that, i said, you should look at the phone jerry seinfeld used to have or before gecko. or a car phone. >> it was fast moving industry. >> motorola was n

danielle. we love you and miss you very much. >> robert james crawford. >> terra kathleen. >> joe ann mary. become. [names being read] [names being read] ♪ [names being read] [names being read] ♪ [names being read] [names being read] i was reminded steam would come of your ears and we could call you rhino. we love you, rhino. god bless you. >> and my son, christopher michael duffy. chris, we miss you, we love you. and you have two new nephews to carry-on your name. jack christopher duffy, and christopher. [names being read] [names being read] >> my baby brother, when your name was taken. i miss your handsome, smiling face, and the way you laughed as you flipped burgers at your barbecue. we'll never make sen -- sense of our loss. but we give with the senselessness. and we must bring purpose to our lives and your memory. we all miss you, and i love you so very much. it's my honor to be your sister and for having you as jason's god father and mark's uncle rest over us and rest in peace. you'll always be in my heart. >> and my son. paul, i can still hear you funny contagious laugh and see your

joe says he is worried about sequester and fiscal cliff. he wants attention on that. so if you were to speak directly to our viewers danielleuld you place this in the priority? we have some different concerns about the country of the, how would you explain to the american people why this demands our attention? >> look i think your viewers are absolutely right. if the commander-in-chief isn't willing to come out and sell a policy, why should the american people be willing to take it? the polls are very clear. in december the american people supported action in syria if there was use of chemical weapons. now, they don't support it. and that's because the president has spent no time trying to explain to the american people what's at stake. if he asked the american people, do you want chemical weapons in the hands of terrorists groups, i'm pretty sure what their answer would be but he hasn't done that. jenna: interesting. we'll see if he make as more direct appeal in the coming days and weeks. here's a final question, danielle, because your expertise has been on syria for so many years and we appreciate that expertise and there

. >> daniel garza is the executive director of the lee bray initiative and a congressional candidate in texas in 2010. and the former chief of state to former democratic senator joe of west virginia. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so there was the first classified briefing. it was held today, let out just a short time ago about 60-70 legislators attended, mostly house members, a few senators. what will it take for them to come together and vote in favor of military action in syria? do you believe that that is possible? chris, i'll start with you. >> well, i think it is possible. but, you know, this is one of those rare issues where you have this kind of strange mixture of opposition both on the left and the right on the dem and the republican side. you saw it today with john mccain on "face the nation." he is obviously a hawk, but even he is reserving judgment in terms of whether he'll support this resolution because he wants stronger action. there are going to be others arguing for no action and some in between for very limited and defined action. part of the challenge the administration is going have in the coming week or so, e

quarterback joe flacco's wife who was in new jersey went into labor with their second child, so decisions, decisions. flacco decided to skip the labor room in favor of the locker room. his baby boy daniele said the schedule conflict might happen, his wife dana was okay with it. he talked to cnn's rachel nichols. >> tell me what happened the morning your wife went into labor. >> i was way more fidgety, walking back and forth, doing things i don't normally do. i was so much more amped up. >> obviously, when she was pregnant and you go to the doctor and they say the due date is in the fall, you know it's possible that the baby could come on a sunday. >> yeah, it never really was an issue. we talked about it pretty quickly. it was what it was. to be honest with you, we never thought it would happen that way. >> ravens won sunday. the game ball went to daddy flacco. a little better than a cigar. >> coming up, parents livid after their kids went on a slavery inenactment trip that included racial slurs and white mast master threats. i'm going to talk live to the director about what the heck they were thinking. ♪ ♪ you're all alone friend, ♪ pick up the phone then. ♪ ring ring, call them up, ♪