the captain came in and said sir we have an aircraft that is hit the world trade center. you have to start by staying, i have an exercise in court that way doesn't get confused with the real world. they pointed me to the tv screens in the command center. you see smoke pouring out of the building like everyone else in aviation that day, i said hell in a clear and a million days, critically hit the world center. this bug grew out of an article that i wrote for political magazine in 2015 for the 15th anniversary of 911. it was oral history of being aboard air force one and the president bush. and when out and i interviewed 28 of the people who were with present that day from the air force one to the fighter pilots in the colonies then to the white house chief of staff and karl rove are brother senior aide aboard the plane. the security and stenographer aboard the plane. he published, as he said in 2016, and i was astounded by the readers feedback. the day that it published, dozens and then ultimately scores and finally hundreds of letters from readers of people cheering their

in 1984, rick became director of securities for dean whittaker securities which moved to the world trade centerth tower. rick was there when terrorists detonated a 1,200 bomb in world center's garage. in the midst of danger and confusion, rick climbed on top of a desk, took command and directed the evacuation, helped a lot of people. that was a rough time. after that bombing, rick analyzed threats outlined , potential attacks and told building officials that the next assault on the towers could come from the air. he understood what was happening. he did everything he could to prepare for the worst. in 1997 dean witter merged with morgan stanley and rick was promoted to executive vice president of security for the largest tenant in the entire world, the world trade center. in 1998, he met susan and they married within a year. that was good. right? they were both very happy. that was a good move for both. on tuesday, september 11, 2001, rick got up early. put on his blue pinstriped suit and just before he left home in morristown, new jersey, he kissed susan and said i've never felt better in my l

. >> the 1993 world trade center bombing was a signal of how the extremist war that had been limited to the middle east was coming to the american shores. >> tonight, six days after the bombing at the world trade center, one suspect is in custody. more arrests are said to be coming. >> the investigators found the vin number of the ryder truck, and it turned out that one of the collaborators had returned there to ask for his $400 deposit back. >> authorities have told abc news that the man has links to a radical muslim group. >> they managed to capture most of the accomplices but the mastermind, ramzi yousef, fled. >> ramzi yousef is smart and he is radicalized. his uncle is khalid sheikh mohammed. a man who would later become a leader in an organization called al qaeda. >> i have an office in that building. i will lead my people back into that office. that will be our message to whoever did this. whatever you were trying to achieve, you failed. >> for the fbi the lesson was that these guys, while dangerous, were not at the same level as the terrorists of the late '80s. they were wanna

square, became a great war hero in vietnam and became head of security at morgan stanley in the world trade center. 2700 tember 11th he saved lives before giving his own, today, we're grateful to be joined by rick's son, trevor. thank you trevor, thank you. thank you very much. thank you. to trevor and every september 11th family we pledge to never, ever forget. he towering spirit of strength we see in this city lives within the heart of every american here valley forge of to jungles of vietnam, to forests of bell belawood to peaches of normal dito deserts it has helped spir ts, andhters defeat tyran communism and face down terrorism. american special forces raided the isis compound nd brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. thanks to american warriors, al baghdadi is dead. his second in charge is dead. number threeyes on and his reign of terror is over ng very, es are runni very scared. thank you. thank you. those who threaten our people don't stand a chance against righteous might of the american we'll y, in a few weeks mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge. ou

that's the new world trade center., what do you think of? jimmy: the suffering that my wife did. i should take a picture of it. that's blowing my mind. i can't believe that that's happening now. she's always around me because i see signs of her all the time. only the good ones die young. she was really great. lemonis: how could you use the restaurant to create more awareness? jimmy: we never, ever talk about that. i don't ever tell anybody. lemonis: well, do me a favor. put some thought into what you and i could do to create awareness for those people that do feel forgotten. jimmy: in the restaurant? lemonis: yep. on our small, little corner of the world. i know there's got to be a way to honor dante's mom and to bring dante and jimmy closer together. i knthere's got to be a way. let's get the restaurant open, and then we'll go from there. is that okay? jimmy: yes. lemonis: okay. all right. jimmy: i appreciate everything. i appreciate everything you're doing, man. ♪ lemonis: i'm on my way back, and i'm really excited t

the captaind later, came up to me and said, another plane hit the other tower of the world trade centerind flashed to three initials. i knew about the attacks on the world trade center in 1992 and i knew about al qaeda. that is where my mind went. i performed a test that we had to do a lot every day. does the president need to know? no. of the time, it is this was an easy test to pass. yes, he needed to be told. was sittinge underneath the microphone, where everything that was said could be picked up. i knew that he was sitting in front of second graders and a press pool. i decided to pass on the facts but not invite a dialogue. i opened the door and walked into the classroom. the teacher of the second graders was conducting a dialogue between the president and the students. say good morning to the president. in the prospal and she saw me. it was particularly awkward for me to come in from backstage, up to the president. -- looked at me and said the teacher told the students to take out their books and as they were reaching for their books, they were reaching under their desk for the bo

became a great war hero in vietnam, and then became head of security at morgan stanley in the world trade centeron september 11, he saved 2,700 lives before giving his own. today, we are immensely grateful to be joined by rick's son, trevor. thank you, trevor. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. to trevor and every 9/11 family, we pledge to never, ever forget. the towering spirit of strength we see in this city lives within the heart of every american warrior. from the snow of valley forge to the jungles of vietnam. from the forests of bella w ood, from the mounds of afghanistan to the deserts of iraq, that spirit has helped our fighters defeat tyrants, conquer fascism, vanquish communism and face down terrorism. just a few weeks ago, american special forces raided the isis compound and brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. thanks to american warriors, he -- thanks to american warriors, al-baghdadi is dead. his second in charge is dead, we have eyes on number three, his reign of terror is over and our enemies are running very, very, scared. thank you. thank you. [app

that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center claim today the center and the naming of ait. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarksrights i would like to come here and join them

double the amount of debris from the 9.11 world trade center. i'm always so azed about the way we come together public private non-governmental d the community rapping at around together to be able to accomplish this task the cleanup marking another step toward recovery for the town destroyed in last year's deadly camp fire with clear land tn officials say 300 homes are now under nstruction helping to everybody that has been affected by the campfire look forwd to future. emergcy management leaders say the next step here is to remove arred and dead trees from the area that work is set to begin in january and will take seral months. >>in paradise ashley isabella kron 4 news coming out to depart >>purity is considering raising its application fee that immigras and refues are required to fill out. now many are outraged and they're slamming the trump administration an ex-business on and over pg any power shut-offs as one owner expresses frustration over the ongoing shut when icomes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's w

double the amount of debris om the 9.11 world trade center. i'm always so amazed about the way we come together public private non-governmental and the community rappi at around together to be able to accomplish this task the eanup marking another step toward covery for t town destroyed in last ar's deadly camp fire with clear land town officials say 300 mes are now under construction helping to everody that has been affected by e campfire loo forward to future. emergency management leaders say the next step here is to remove charred and dead trees from the area that work is set to begin in janry and will take several months. >>in paradise ashley isabella kron 4 news next at 5.31 on one with president trump wh he says a possible north amican trade deal hasn't passed yet. >>us are you a gun to guru of rijuana magazine is looking for help how much it is willing to pay someone. critique. >>and next public safety power utoff canceled in contra costa county which areas are ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least

they were applying from places, some of the terrorists to the world trade center got in on the agricultural amnesty after driving a cab in new york, people working for the government saying these applications written about this, they would say cotton is purple. you pick cherries from the ground. they were obviously fraudulent. they were accepted. how much harder is it to prove when someone came here and started living in the shadows versus have you ever worked on a farm in the u.s.? something like 800,000 were admitted. 90% of them are fraudulent. prove you, how do you were brought here as a child? who cares? either immigration is good for americans or not good for americans. we have been dumping so many foreign cultures on this country, in order to save the people already here, in order to keep the lifeboat from sinking, we need a moratorium. that is something we thought we were getting. with donald trump no, instead, the rate of illegal immigration has gone up under trump. it has gone up. i care about my fellow americans. i care about this wonderful culture. prosper,essful, more better fo

more than 3 0.6 6 million tons of debris which is twice the amount that was removed from the world trade center for perspective following the 9.11 attacks, 9 homes says 9 homes have been rebuilt so far but the town says it is on track to issue 500 building permits by the end of the year. the fire's impact has also been felt far beyond paradise state officials saying around 20,000 people have moved to nearby chico boasting that city's population by more than 20%. as we mentioned putting a strain on public services pg e there's equipment started that fire in paradise filed for bankruptcy in january after facing billions of dollars worth of potential damage claims and coming up tonight at 6 we'll have much more coverage on the campfire anniversary. >>live look outside right that is not our shot there we go. our live look outside san francisco shrouded in fog or chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about the weather for the weekend yeah, you know, and though the weekend we're looking at more low clouds and fog of course we'd like to get some rain here we talk about paradise and some of

double the amount of debris from the 9.11 world trade center. i'm always so amazed about the way we come together public private non-governmental and the community rapping at around together to be able to accomplish this task the cleanup marking another step toward recovery for the town destroyed in last year's deadly camp fire with clear land town officials say 300 homes are now under construction helping to everybody that has been affected by the campfire look forward to future. emergency management leaders say the next step here is to remove charred and dead trees from the area that work is set to begin in january and will take several months. >>in paradise ashley isabella kron 4 news. >>to the east bay now the plant shut off in contra costa county were canceled. but it's kron forcefully to call reports that change did not stop people from staying prepared. >>business is an old town for more opened up shop tuesday preparing for a strong day of sales before electricity was set to shut off wednesday and thursday. but although red flag warning f

that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center>> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them . >> clerk: item number 1, call to order. [roll call] >> clerk: we do have a quorum. >> let me take the opportunity to those who may be up and running this morning, welcome to the san francisco treasure island information and development committee, and let me give a shoutout to myeesteemmy esteemed commissioners this morning. next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> so please, you don't have to have a card, so you can please come on. okay. it seems there are no public comments. >> clerk: item number 3, conkent agenda. proofing the items of the november 5, 2019 meeting. >> okay. all in favor? >> clerk: okay. item number 4, park

crews have removed nearly 4 million tons of debris, twice the amount removed from the world trade centerer 9/11. one woman decided to return to the area. they're now living in a motor home. >> any time you're faced with a tragedy what are your choices? you either get up and move forward, or you just completely give up, and i think for the town of paradise and for all of us that lived here we couldn't give up. this is our home. >> local officials are asking people to pause for 85 seconds beginning at 11:08 this morning. one second for every person who died in the fire last year. >>> e-cigarettemaker juul is halting sales of its popular mint flavored products. they're facing intense scrutiny. a survey found mint flavored products are the top choice among teenagers. >>> the owners of sears and kmarts is closing more stores, 96 locations will close early next year including 51 sears and in other retail news, the ceo of gap is stepping down after years of declining sales. >>> the marines are ending their 200-year ban on umbrellas. all will now be allowed to carry when wearing service or dress

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enormous it would become the world's largest trading walk half of the world's population 40 percent of the global economy and this region is also going to become the center of gravity of course of called trade and that's something that would be good news for some nations that have been hurting under pressure from the ongoing us china trade war the u.s. downgraded its representation here at the r.c.n. summit compared to previous years sending the commerce secretary as the highest ranking member of the american delegation some see this is not only as an indication of the importance of the trumpet ministries and places on this region but also as an opportunity for china when all the leaders of the asia pacific you know related summits when they show up without the u.s. president counterpart is going to undermine u.s. interests and also the interests of the other countries in the recent that are looking for a kind of a counterbalance to china. so the unity within r.c.m. might become more important than ever as nations outside the region jostle for influence scott hodler al-jazeera. a car bombing has served as a reminder of insecurity along syria's northeaste

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that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade centerlike to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> the new friday farmer his market is in the u.n. plaza. it features the best of san francisco. grab fresh foods and veggies from the heart of the farmers' market. shop from marker -- local vendors. engage in free diy craft sessions and grab lunch representing cuisine from around the world. [♪] >> we offer 60 varieties of organic fruit and 30 varieties of conventional. one of our best sellers so sellers is our manager in. it is super sweet. we sell 600 pounds a week. one of the things they like about the market as i get to see my regulars on a weekly basis. i get to meet their families and kids and it is really good to be here. san franc

we are not involved in any of them but you have hudson, the world trade center, and one more. interesting that the hippest city in the world opened three malls. the narrative and i'm not blaming bloomberg at all may be slightly [laughter] carol: wait a minute. >> the narrative is so negative facts,n you look at the you can drive a much different conclusion. jason: staying with regional, a timely can -- conversation you had with the ceo of nordstrom. he has a lot on his plate. inol: after 118 years business, it just opened its first store in new york city. find this story in the magazine. carol: customers are more empowered and less willing to compromise any of their experience than ever before. in our industry, we talk about on the channel --omni channel. i talk to customers every day. i never have a customer use the word channel. they just want great experiences. ae reality is, if you are at definition of channel, the categories we sell are bought and stores. much more accurate is people are and they are in physical locations and they wanted when they wanted. they wanted on t

. >> world trade center this just the beginning. >> general of northern alliance.w nothing about. >> you show me where we are going. >> who has ridden before. >> summer camp, i was 9. >> spring break, but i was hammered. >> a name. kennedy: oh, mercy, clip from 2018 hit, 12 strong, true story of a band of u.s. force soldiers rode to victory in afghanistan in 20001, they founded a whiskey didistillery. american freedom distillers products. i may or may not have had some at the break, it is 6 a.m. somewhere, joining he, scott neil. and mark nooch, and bob pennington. turning freedom to whiskey. >> thank you. kennedy: what an incredible story, a lot of you did not have experience in terms of horses, and you had to free people in afghanistan after 9/11. >> i did have experience. >> you grew up -- >> well, in front of kmart that horse. kennedy: come on. >> that was mark. kennedy: mark grew up with horses. and rest of them had to have a crash course. >> i grew up in kansas high school rodeo, college rodeo, get av it, cowboy up, that is what they did, they had to cowboy u

except for the huge sickening cloud that still hangs over where the world trade centers used to be. > years ago, one morning in september, all eyes fell on new york. and the city's police force, the largest in the country, was left shell shocked. >> i do recall it very vividly. streets were empty. everything changed from that day forward. >> thomas galatti is a veteran investigator for the new york city police department. on 9/11 he commanded a precinct in the bronx, but now he serves as chief of intelligence, overseeing alterist investigations city wide. >>> did you realize at that moment that your life as an officer of the law was going to change? >> i think everybody before 9/11 changed everything. i didn't know who osama bin lauden was. i never followed terrorism. that woke me and everybody up. >> how would you describe the approach to terrorism that the n.y.p.d. employed after 9/11? >> i think that's when the department said, wait a second, this isn't a one-time event. this is something that's going to continue to happen. and i think the n.y.p.d. really reinvented itself. i hate

that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center i would like to claim today the center and the naming of ait. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarksrights i would like to come here and join them >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone

last thursday i was at the only a few short blocks from the world trade center and adams square with its eye-catching monument to chinese americans who fought in the on them all played a continuous loop to illustrate the promise was made in that film is false. there is no more expedited military naturalization. today it takes much longer for a military member to naturalize than his or her civilian counterparts. military members application is much more likely to be denied. military members have had to resort increasingly to the courts to get the agencies to follow the law. last week and active duty soldier with no criminal record had to sue dhs to the agency refused to make a decision on her naturalization. the law mandates the decision was made within 120 days of an interview. alayna was interviewed more than three years ago. u.s. cis officials so they decided not to naturalize her until she was discharged citing new dod policies. she was discharged honorably last it's easier for a civilian green card holder to naturalize then green card holders naturalize through their military ser

showed that after 9/11, they adopted procedures because we had been attacked on american soil, world trade centers, the pentagon, the plane that went down in pennsylvania. we want to prevent w another t attack. what happened is those emergency procedures became business as usual without any public discussion or whether or not it was something the american people wanted. he forced the discussion and as a result coming and got change. he may one day be considered america's first traitor patriot because he provided a public service but also broke the law to do it. >> you mentioned the internet earlier and one of the issues it seems to me technology specific is moving so quickly that the normal democratic processes don't have the ability to keep up and legislate. >> part of what you are seeing with technology today and maybe some of you are in the field and know this, the technology has outstripped the law. some of it may not be in our best interest as a country but that is what the nsa was doing. they were not breaking the law. they were exploring loopholes in the wall law but have since been address

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officials say the debris removed is twice the amount removed from the world trade center site following the 9/11 attacks. >>> a look at capitol hill where more key witnesses are expected to testify before lawmakers in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. house investigators will question gordon sondland today. how he answers brings stakes to the highest point yet. craig boswell is live in washington with more for us. craig? >> good morning, everyone. day four of public hearings and today it's all about the lead witnesses in what is expected to be a dramatic hearing. >> ultimately, you don't know. >> reporter: a day after four key witnesses testified for nearly ten hours the appearance of ambassador of the eu gordon sondland to testify today. could be the most key witnesses so far in the investigation into president trump. >> we know he used the unvarnished quid pro quo to the krauns ukrainians on september 1st. >> reporter: sondland changed list testimony his testimony about a september conversation with a top ukraine official saying he now recalls u.s. military aid to ukraine