mr. silva sent me. he wanted to express his condolences about your sister back in the u.s. and since you're a lying american agent, she dies tonight. (grunts) (choking) shh. shh. (groaning) it's okay, it's okay. (laughing) i'm not gonna tell your mom, okay? (laughing) oh, hey, can we get him a little water, please?

mr. silva sent me. he wanted to express his condolences about your sister back in the u.s. and since you're a lying american agent,

mr. silva's fourth period history class. break from his lesson plan on the revolutionary war. >> in 2007 i asked students what was it like for separate 11th? there would be a really great discussion. a couple years ago that fell off until last year where no one raised their hands. >> reporter: never forget, the phrase that became synonymous with remembering those who lost their lives on 9/11. as those memories begin to fade, the challenge becomes keeping them alive for the next generation. >> it was easy for people to never forget because it was etched in our memories. forget because they can't remember. >> reporter: many who lived through the attack are becoming desensitized. whether it's a walmart using 9/11 as a way to sell soda or a twin towers sales event. >> we'll never forget. >> reporter: time is making some of us forget the anger. and patriotism, 9/11 spread throughout the nation. >> a national tragedy. >> reporter: what about tomorrow or 15 years from now?

my son ronald da silva was murdered april 27th, 2002 by an illegal alien who had been previously deported. and what so -- makes me so outrageous is that we came here legally. thank you, mr. trump. i totally support you. you have my vote. >> thank you. >> god bless you. >> you know what? name your child and come right by. go ahead. >> laura wilkerson. and my son was joshua wilkerson. he was murdered by an immigrant in 2010. and i personally support mr. trump for our next president. [ applause ] >> my name is ruth johnston martin. my husband was shot by an illegal alien. he follow t he fought the good fight but he took his last breath in 2002, and i support this man who's going to change this country for the better. god bless you. [ applause ] >> my name -- our son matthew denise was 23 years old when he was drathd a quartgged a quarte to his death by an illegal alien. while horrified witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> our son matthew denise, if donald trump were president in 2011, our son matthew denise and other americans would be alive today. >> thank you. my name is kathy woods. my son steve, high school senior, 17 years old, went to the beach

mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. you never know what you're gonna find, morning with dave hall, maria silva, monica jackson, continues to crawl up the east coast. forcing some cities into a state of emergency. at last check-- hermine was downgraded to a tropical cyclone.. but.. as it hovers over the atlantic.. the national weather service warns it could form into a hurricane again. for now.. hermine is bringing dangerous waves.. and heavy rains. ruining many people's labor day plans. right in the eye of the storm. radars have picked up a flock of birds.. trapped in hermine. according to bird experts.. this behavior is actually common. apparently.. birds get into the end of the hurricane's spiral.. and seek refuge in the eye of the storm. labor day monday promises to be sunny with light winds along with daytime temperatures that temperatures will start to build back to seasonal to above seasonal by next weekend. high pressure remains our primary source for the sunny conditions. we are keeping tabs on tropical storm newton as it heads north off the west coast of south america. newton will spr