flag. it is a sadness. it's important to remember, most americans do love the flag, our country, but the fringe worries me,y: kayleigh, last year you had an exceptional experience with the flag. >> kayleigh: it was 8:46:00 a.m., i was on air force one with president trump. the video is there. we observed a moment of silence to be on air force one, have the entire plane go silent and have the president and first lady standing there. we got off the plane and we went to where united 93, that flight crashed. that event, it was a moment's that was humbling. one of the things president trump said that stood up to me, he talked about loyalty to our fellow citizens to read boy does that mean something this year when americans were left behind in afghanistan. he talked about pride in our flag and gratitude to our first responders. those are the values to have as an american, a president to acknowledge that, said it in that moment. it was humbling. >> emily: i still tear up at the national anthem, the flag in the wind. i tear up these soldier's cemeteries. how is it become a symbol of division? >> harris: i grew up

i recall for months later, it had a giant american flag covering the hole. as it turned out, the plane itself hit directly one of the generals who i broke with in michigan. his parents down the street from where i am now. he was not there, but his staff was. he was a three-star general, west point brad, his kids when there too. -- west point brad. a number of his staff are killed that day. working at this room -- i think i thought some of the pieces. a couple of days later, i lead a delegation, five or six members, we went up to the world trade center and were allowed access to the ground itself. we headed to her, we came this close to where that stock market absolutely collapsed. hoping to find some survivors. there is dust on everything, first responders, police officers just exhausted. we walked among the ruins there were there, you never forget. i had never been to the world trade center. i had not been to new york at that time more than four or five times in my life. there was a constituent i knew, from the local high school, he was working in one of th

you could not go more than 10 feet without running into an american flag. we were not republicans.e were not democrats. we were americans. >> i was in memphis, a state senator at the time, at home in memphis i got called by my chief of staff, telling me that i should turn on the television and that the twin towers had been attacked. i thought, oh my gosh. i shook myself awake and put on the tv and started watching the broadcast. i went outside, there were some folks working on my roof, and i told them about it. it was hard to believe. i had a reappraisal schedule. i drove out to my property reappraisal and listen to the radio about everything going on, the claim going towards pennsylvania, one towards the pentagon. it was like the end of the world. i got out there, set for a while and i thought, my property reappraisal is insignificant. i just got up and walked out and forgot about it and didn't do it and came home and was glued to the television. pretty much unbelievable. the airports were closing down. that is a major industry here. all the airplanes landed. there was nothing in

i get choked up when we are all standing and watching the american flag. than anything, so it's beautiful to see the flag being held high particularly at a time where, you know, we have an increasing percentage of people particularly on the left who hate the flag and is view it as a negative symbol. so it's nice to see these athletes do this. i thought it was beautiful. >> and, leo, it has become increasingly clear to us that our leadership is unable to unite us as a nation, but leave it to america's pastime of sport to work to unify us as a country to remember 9/11. >> you're absolutely correct, dr. nicole, because again, when i see -- the greatest pitcher of all time in major league baseball history, it's not thrown by any professional baseball team, it was thrown by george bush when he went onto the mound and threw that strike, rallying the country as one. it was america at its finest moment, and it was behind the backdrop of the national pastime, major league baseball. it was a beautiful moment. >> yeah. finish. >> well, and, you know, there is another

this is pinned on my lapel, my american flag in, not my congressional pin. we need to come together as a nation. my son tells a story, they were doing sort of an experiment in a science class and they put red ants and black ants in a giant aquarium. the ants functioned fine until someone shook the aquarium and they turned on each other. we as a nation are better figure out who is shaking our aquarium. general milley said a few months ago he wanted to understand the white rage and what american people want to understand is the red, white, and blu-ray. how -- blue rage. a president who has created a crisis on our southern border, people coming in unvented,

earlier in the day, another family who asked to remain anonymous, hung 13 more american flags on the other side of the same overpass. and inspired by that families gesture, the riverside chamber of commerce military affairs council hung 13 more american flags at the 14th street overpass, making three new tributes to the fallen soldiers , and place of the one that hung here before. >> when these things happens, you lose a life. you know there's pain and suffering going on, but at the same time, it's that after 9/11 feel where the community comes together. >>> depending on how much those flags cost, vandalizing them could have amounted to a felony . it >>> a former ballerina turned alleged murder is the subject of tonight's 48 hours here on cbs. ashley benefield confessed to shooting and killing her husband, but she says it was in self-defense. she claimed he had been poisoning her. we talked to jim axelrod about the ugly allegations, and the claims that she's actually a master manipulator. >> reporter: over the course of their 4 your marriage, ashley and doug had a lot of fingers poin

i know that one of the local newspapers had printed american flags that were delivered. people all over were taping it to their windows and doors to show their solidarity with our country and our military and going after the terrorists that had caused this. with al qaeda and the taliban. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including -- ♪ >> midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. given you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we would discuss policy issues that affect the. coming up sunday morning, we will talk about the impact and legacy of the september 11 attacks watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook messages and tweets. ♪ >> you can be a part of a national conversation by participating in c-span's studentcam video competition. your opinion matters. if you are a middle

flag is so 1776 so they put a group of graphic sceners to redesign the american flag. ns. all right. flag number one comes with a key to acknowledge emotions. there you go. do you see fear, forgiveness, anger joy and pride? me either. next pentagram design how is this described? well suggests interdependency and togetherness? no, but number three is quite intriguing it represents what they call america vagueness. i don't think we want to be more vague, that's not even a catchphrase. meanwhile, number 4 represents america surrendering and lost of ideals it once stood for that's for every college kid out there protesting and coloring their hair purple. i say i pass. let's move on to number 5 let every voice, lift every voice and sing. i'm not feeling it and finally, number 6, red, white, blue or tribal signals purple illustrates america together give me a second, no. but i don't want to lead the witness. joining me now for camera number 6 former white house press secretary and author of the upcoming book "for such a time as this" kayleigh mcenany and a guy that did not he

i visited his home town over the weekend to deliver an american flag flown over the united states capitol in honor of his service, there were flags in every yard and posters and flowers, you could sense the love and support for max and foris his family and from his grateful neighbors. last adjoint yesterday at hundreds came to the football stadium or max at helping the chargers to a victory time and time again for they came to pay their last respects to an honorable american life taken too soon and service of all of us. sacrifice, along with that of the other marines and soldiers who died or were grievously wounded that day, reminds us of how blessed we are just such courageous and selfless fellow citizens willing to stand guard for us. we must be grateful for the sacrifices our troops every day to keep america safe. as our with max's parents, kip and rachel sophia. and his entire family as well as those he knew and who loved him. may god comfort them in the days and weeks ahead. >> madam president. >> the senator from wyoming. >> wyoming's heart is heavy with grief today. i rise to honor

superior court judge johnny go go has been taking historic 48 american flags. 48 star american flags have former internees and their family members signed their names onto the fabric. the american flag had 48 stars during world war two and our heather holmes spoke to the judge about his memorial project. he says he hopes it will shake future generations understanding of this very it was a really sad time with respect to our united states constitution because many people were forcibly relocated, uh and removed from their homes, their schools their businesses. without due process of law, and so obviously as a lawyer as a prosecutor, i protect people's, uh, due process rights and as a judge protect due process rights, i obtained my 1st 48 star, american flag and. obviously bearing being here in san jose for the last two decades, working as a prosecutor, and now as a judge, i knew that congressman mike conduct from san jose when he was a young child. he was him and his family were. imprisoned in one of the camps. and so i knew that, uh, through my community outreach with my condo over th

another had crossed rifles under the skull emblazened with the american flag. to my confusion, i even saw the thin blue line flag. >> one rioter breeched the capitol, and i had a chance to let my own family know they was alive. after many hours i arrived home at nearly 4:00 a.m. on january 7th. i had to push my wife away from me because she wanted to hug me, and i told her no, because of all of the chemical that my uniform had on it. i could not sleep because the chemical reactivated after i took a shower, and i could not sleep for two more hours, by 8:00 a.m. i was on my way back to the capitol. and i continued to work for 15 contective days. i made sure to work despite my injuries because i wanted to continue doing my job in helping to secure the capital complex. >> i remember thinking there was a very good chance i would be torn apart or shot to test with my own weapon. i thought of my four daughters that might lose their dad. i was glad that no member of congress went through the silent assault i went through that day. i thought about using my firearm on my

as a sign of the resilience here they put that american flag out.he attack of remembering the people who were killed in this attack and of the fact that this building, despite the fact it had just been hit in such a horrible way it did not shut down and went back to work right after the attack. >> nbc's courtney kube, thank you for that perspective and for bringing us such a poignant moment. ♪♪ i brought ensure ma, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! what do we want for dinner? one gburger...gar, i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers

's are the craziest people in the world, when she says the american flag stands for all the negativetistically the most tolerant and inclusive time there has ever been to be alive. maybe this explains why she's because teacher and not a history teacher. she isn't studying on any level but if it is about making black students feel safer in the classroom, i don't know, maybe don't tell them the white students are out to get them. i feel that might be a way to make people feel at home as opposed to have a seat, those people over there want to get. >> a safe bet, students were taught about there was some of our brave men and women in afghanistan in the course of the last month but i digress. jimmy bringing a hard-core, thank you so much. can't come up with anymore i forgot your name words, chief row, slugger you. all right. time is 55 after the hour. the story america is watching, we are talking to gabby petito's father. >> joe concha, nancy mays, joining us live in the next hour on "fox and friends first". >> the general motors do the right thing? >> i have great confidence in general m

. >> have an american flag handy. cromer says he doesn't know where the cat is now. it's someone's pet because it was wearing a collar. >>> and finally america strong on display in the most creative way. >> a texas man marked the 20th anniversary of 9/11 by recreating an iconic photo but he didn't use paint, he used a power washer to copy the unforgettable image of three firefighters raising the american flag from the ashes of ground zero. >> that is an iconic image, indeed. >>> when we come back, we'll check the top headlines coming up next. >>> "america strong" on abc news sponsored byo e llest. ♪ when you hear 'cough cough sneeze sneeze' ♪ it's time for ♪ 'plop plop fizz fizz' ♪ alka seltzer plus cold relief, dissolves quickly... instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. (vo) the pursuit of prey. it's a shared instinct for a lynx and your cat. and so is their desire for meat. that's why there's blue wilderness, created... to satisfy a cat's craving for meat. feed your cat's wild spirit with blue wilderness. no matter wha

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people waving american flags lined the streets to pay their respects.nds of motorcycles accompanied the hearse carrying the body. >> we're a small community. we seem to know everybody. we've got to support his family and just -- spread the love. we're all family. all the marines are family. >> sanchez's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> "usa today" reports a rural new york hospital says it will stop delivering babies as employees walk out over vaccine mandates. lewis county government says six maternity staff members resigned rather than get the coronavirus vaccine. seven more are reportedly undecided. the hospital says in 11 days it will stop delivering babies for the time being. it will focus on recruiting nurgsz who are already vaccinated. all health care workers at hospitals and long-term care facilities in new york state have to be vaccinated by september 27th. >>> and the "miami herald" reports a fallen feline was saved at a college football game. video from saturday's miami appalachia state game shows the cat hanging by one paw from a facade

got caught by american flag.t is hanging on for dear life from the upper deck, dear life from the upper deck. rachel: how did the cat get there? will: who knows. going like this, for a long time. these guys run down there with american flag like a fire tarp and catch the thing. pete: unclear how the flag got there but the flag saved the day. the stadium tweeting quote, we wish the cat the best in his remaining years. those are the headlines. will: that is amazing. pete: that is cool. will: up next as president biden imposes sweeping vaccine mandates the white house is stopping short of making migrants who illegally cross our border from also getting the shot. we have more on that coming up. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the mos

a giant american flag flew over the ceremony that included oakland mayor libby schaff faith leaders and representatives from the oakland police and fire departments. oakland's fire chief says that the sacrifices of new york's firefighters 20 years ago inspire him to face the challenges of the covid pandemic. speier by their selflessness. >> we rededicate ourselves to the relentless pursuit of readiness and service and to the common values that bind us as a nation. we must make common cause with our fellow residents and unite to face a national challenge of a different sort. the covid-19 pandemic. >> memorial events will continue around the bay area all weekend long tomorrow, san francisco will host its 5th annual stair climb to raise awareness and support for first responders suffering from post traumatic stress injuries. it's going to be at the building at 5, 5, 5 california imagine trying to live with this. a former airline employee tonight is opening up about. >> the fateful decision to let 2 men board a flight 20 years ago that decision still leaves him riddled with guilt van alex w

is questioning its own identity, watching them there with the american flag. it makes me wonder. there was so many things that have happened since $911.00, including the use of enhanced interrogation techniques. jack, the detention of people without trial for so long. i see that he 9 men still in custody in guantanamo bay. has there been a reflection in the us on pop? how the perceptions of moral authority have changed? yeah, it's interesting that you asked that question as i can hear the american national anthem playing behind me at ground 0. and we're seeing the displays of patriotism with the american flag isn't being brought in and a procession. and that's what's so interesting about all of this and how times have changed in 20 years. i can remember after the september 11th attacks, the signs of patriotism were everywhere. flags were flying. people wearing them on their t shirts proudly and 20 years later. many don't feel quite the same way about their flag about their country. there's a sense of shame, as there is recognition of some of the mistakes made. there's no question

we're looking at the american flag of the united states. this flag is from the american civil war. and tradition has that this flag actually hung in jefferson. davis's cell to remind him on a daily basis of the crimes that he had committed against his former federal government. the history of jefferson davis is a very complex one and one that we hear at the caseman museum tries to look at all aspects of this cell doors probably one of the most important artifacts from jefferson davis's incarceration here at fort monroe. it's behind this very door that he would look out and realize that the american civil war was over and that the confederacy was no longer part of the historic narrative of the united states. we've taken on a tour the case on ecm all the way through the american civil war but there's so much more here to see. in the late 19th and early 20th century fort monroe comes a very important trading ground for the united states military. it is here that almost every artillerus in the united states. army was trained this fort would later become a very important defensive positi

a restaurant, and i don't know how he was able to do this so quickly, but he had these little american flags and he was stopping cars and giving everyone a flag. like everyone else, i think that day, we were somewhat in shock. angry and concerned. when you talk about in office complex as big as the world trade towers, you know there are people from all over the country working in those facilities, and that was certainly the case for alabama, and particularly in mobile, there were people i knew who had friends working in the tower, in one of the towers. so it is a real moment and it just persisted throughout the day. everyone was looking at the radio and television's, trying to get as much information as they could. we were all in shock. >> i remember that 9/11 was a primary day in new york city. the mayoral primary. i heard about it from an auxiliary police officer, who called me to tell me that a plane had hit the twin towers. obviously at that point, people thought it was a small plane and they did not have the details. subsequent to that phone call, i went into a bodega to buy some bottle

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is facing a firestorm of criticism after publishing a local markup of an american flag.what artists came up with after being challenged by the liberal leaning paper to reimagine the stars and stripes. corey mills who served our country and is now running to serve the people of florida joined us last hour to react. >> this is the woke military cancel culture we want to erase the american identity nuclear family, the stars & stripes work just fine. >> they look fine on their own. during the olympics, we see it hanging outside this building. todd: looks great to see you as always. still had president biden - jillian: congresswoman marion it miller meeks reacting to that next. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ . ♪ >> the call on how to too that and when to do it is really a state department call. and we certainly would have liked to have seen it go faster or sooner but, again, they had a number of things to think through as well.ed to defense sabathia austin blaming the state department for the evacuat

thank you for your service. >> thank you for yours. >> greg: you have a lot of american flag tattoos.ng to have to redesign your tattoos if they change the flag? >> it's an interesting thought. a simple exercise. looking up the color bars that you put up on the screen. i think all those things. you have dancing needle men. you have color bars, and what was the last example? 3.5 equals zero. they are so cringeworthy because you want to laugh but the people saying them are actually serious. her >> pete: exactly. it's like cows farting are going to end like the planet, not the islamists are the marxists. any other examples. the left is so damn serious but it looks like a joke. that's why it's so cringe eat for everyone. it's like aoc is a serious thinker. >> greg: why do cows fart so much? because they are lactose intolerant. they make it. it's right there. if you can reach it. something i learned in grade school. candace, we celebrated three cringeworthy topics. the flag redesign, cold beers musical theater, joe biden not doing math. pick one. >> candace: it's cold air. -- it's colbert.

but mending the american flag. above him are two images mrs. more about their new president against the world who wants to know something about this new president but they find out is he is not in michigan, he was not born, he was aboard leslie lynch junior on july 14, on the right side there is a child with his mother in the bed of which she was born. the house in which she was born the others father-in-law's house. i have their one and only child leslie king proves himself to be a liar. somewhat abusive. to its the child is born dorothy king secrets the child out of the house, off to chicago and over too grand rapids where her parents are developing real estate. she sues for divorce in 1913, the divorce is granted. go to the next slide to three years letter she's met a paint salesman at a church picnic. a fellow by the name of ford. we see him on the left side. deutsche junior junior in front of him. rolling evolution they have none during this period as junior teams. the tended to middle school his snoring as ge

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not making the american flag but mending the american flag.im are two images 1948 congressional campaign. it's not just america who want to know more about theiror new president, it is the world want to know something about the new president of the united states. we'll go to the next slide, what we find out he was not born in michigan. he was not born gerald ford. he was leslie lynch king junior july 14 covid 1913. on the right side in the bed which he was born left side of the house in which he was born to his mother's father-in-law she had married leslie mitch king in 1913. the other one and only child leslie king proves himself to be someone who is physically and mentally abusive, two weeks after king secrets the child out of the house onto a train and off to chicago and to grand rapids where the parents are developing real estate. sheet susan ford to voice in 1913 amount was granted. in the two years later, she has met a paint salesman at a church picnic. a fellow by the name of gerald ford. you see him on the left hn side. you see junior

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if only there's one grain of sand on grand isle, i'm going to plant the american flag. i promise you. >> reporter: at last check, nearly 3,000 people were staying in 30 shelters across the state. and in the age of covid, that is a concern. >> omar villafranca reporting from louisiana there. >>> now, those hurricane shelters aren't the only placed where the virus can spread, of course. as people return to the office, a growing number of businesses are requiring workers be vaccinated to come back to work. elise preston has this story. >> reporter: banana concepts is serving up something new at its restaurants in colorado. the company is requiring all employees be vaccinated by september 30th. and says almost all of them have agreed. >> we have had 20% of our non-vaccinated employees, almost 20%, sign up to get vaccinated within 24 hours of us rolling out this policy. >> reporter: a growing number of major corporations from united airlines to google are mandating a covid-19 shot for certain workers. many companies want the same for new employes. indeed.com says job posting

that day. >> thanks to jason carroll for that. >>> and in florida, scuba divers placed a large american flaghe 20th anniversary of 9/11. this is the florida keys national marine sanctuary. divers attached the flag to a historic military shipwreck some 60 feet or 80 meters beneath the ocean surface. that ship was intentionally sunk 20 years ago to serve as an artificial reef. >>> california's governor is fighting for his political life ahead of tuesday's recall election. why some observers believe the race will be close, even though they far outnumber republicans in the state. >>> and the u.s. isn't the first country to implement vaccine mandates. coming up, we'll speak with public health expert and find out how effective these mandatory vaccinations are. but it's actually d-con. nks , what was that? judy? d-con. mice love it to death. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under

it had a picture of an american flag in place of a license plate. remember when people used to block out their license plates when they would do those trump rallies? he blocked out his license plate with the american flag. what's old is new again. he was parked near the democratic national committee headquarters around midnight. that happening right now under our noses. that's why what one former president said about another former president is something we all need to pay attention to in this current moment. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was proud to lead an amazing resilient united people. when it comes to the unity of america, those days seem distant from our own. force seems at work in our common life that turns every disagreement into an argument and every argument into a clash of cultures. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and future together. >> a naked appeal to anger, fear and recsentmentresentment. look, however you feel about

it appear as if he's removing these american flags that are supposed to represent the nearly 3,000 lostnd putting them in trash bags. >> very unfortunate. it was this past 9/11 and i was taking a morning walk and i noticed as classmate was -- noticed a classmate was disturbing the monument to those who died in the 9/11 attack. it was placed by the school's republican organization. i contacted group members and the police. the police came soon after. another student began confronting the individual. so i walked up to him, calmly, and began recording. i didn't want to say much to him, i didn't want to escalate the situation and i wanted the police to handle it and they did. jillian: here's what that student says, quote, i had no intention of removing the flags from the mudfield area. my planned protest was the to place the bags of flags on mud field along with various statistics explaining the human cost of 9/11 in the past 20 years. i did not deface, destroy, damage, nor steal any flags, nor did i interfere with any registered event time. what is your response to that? >> i think that hi

the man says his wife always brings an american flag to football games, but he did not expect this to happen, that it would be used to save a cat's life. reggie: so it is confusing if you haven't seen the video. the cat actually bounces off of the flag. and then the people picked it up and the cat got really upset. then i was reading that a vet student came right over, snatched it out of those people's hands and was actually helping the cat and had to put its hit back in -- its hip back in. then the cat scratched her all the way down. two people had to go to the hospital. the cat scratch them so much. -- scratched them so much and then it went away. kumasi: they don't even know how the cat got there. thanks for that. reggie: coming up, reviving the woolly mammoth? that sounds a great idea. one startup's plan to have the long extinct animals walked the earth again. kumasi: another high-profile person entering the high -- entering the space race. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool! ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. holm

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you know where people are arrested for wearing an american flag on their jeans as a pro as an anti-war protest thing people arrested for a play in which you know, people made fun of soldiers. this is all during the vietnam era and the fact they were arrested shows that people still plenty of people in authority still believe that you didn't have the right to criticize the war. so if you've ever been to an anti-war protests, thank cohen, you know, and thank the other people that that laid down the line and sometimes they're lives so that you had the right to say what's on your mind what i find extraordinary is the number of young people mary beth tinker being a classic example, but who come to aclu and other organizations and and stand up first of all stand up for their rights when they that means they have to defy teachers and principles and i remember one case the aclu one recently for a student who refused to salute the american flag. she was an african-american student in connecticut, and she said i don't want to because i don't believe that we have liberty and justice for all we ha

. >> everywhere you turned, you saw an american flag.y. >> it unified us somehow. >> reporter: the women tell us hundreds of strangers sent what they could. >> stuffed animals for the kids and books. and just, like, they didn't even know us. >> macadamia nuts from hawaii. teddy bears from everywhere. >> i had one woman, who gave me, like, $1.50, and she said this is all she could give and she's a waitress and she'll send more money when she can. >> reporter: david casimes was a baby when he received a quilt, and he wished the women at a place called joann's fabrics knew that he slept under their quilt for years. >> i think it's something that i could hold onto at night, you know. the people from joann's fabrics in pennsylvania were supporting me, and they never know where that quilt went. >> hi, david. >> reporter: so we tracked down some of those kind strangers from pennsylvania who made a blanket that consoled a little boy. >> i'm just so thankful that he's cherished it and it gave him comfort over the years. >> i hope you will hold it

and there were other cases where people were arrested for wearing an american flag as anti-war protests. people arrested for plays in which people made fun of soldiers. this is all during the vietnam era. the fact that they were rested showed that people still believed you didn't have the right to criticize the war and so if you've ever been to an anti war protest, thank cohen. and thank the other people that laid down the line and sometimes their lives so that you had the right to say what is on your mind. would i find extraordinary is the number of young people, mary beth being a classic example, who comes to the aclu and other organizations and stand up for their rights, and that means they have to defy teachers, principles and i remember when case the aclu, when recently first student, who refused to salute the american flag. she was never in american in connecticut. she said i don't want to, because i don't believe that we have the liberty and justice for all of. we have a lot of racism in this country. she was punished. which is not only a violation to the first amendment, but ver

it fell into and outstretched american flag fortunately. everyone excited about that. not even focused on the game t cat the call is safe with its eight remaining lives. and the nfl paid tribute to those long in the 9-11 attacks. coaches wore pens and players had stickers on their helmets. new york fire department gear. when we come back, the little canadian town that welcomed thousands of stranded strangers on 9-11. >> finally tonight, when america was attacked on 9-11, 38 jetliners headed for the u.s. were diverted to the small town of gander newfoundland. locals called their sudden guests the plane people. in years since, the hospitality has never been forgotten. jim defade >> hi! >> hi! >> it's been 20 years since roxanne loper saw bruce and susan macleod. >> i have to go. >> roxanne and her husband, clark, were among the nearly 7,000 passengers stranded in gander, newfoundland on 9-11. once on the ground, the passengers saw the horrors of that day. the folks in town were there to comfort them. they opened their doors for the better part of a week. >> they would co

there are over 7,000 american flags placed across forest park in st.s men and will killed in combat since 9/11 as well as 412 first responders who died that very day. and i just thought that was very powerful and touching tribute and a park that i used to visit when i was in graduate school. >> jesse: beautiful. katie? >> katie: so more than 200 schools across america have participated in the 9/11 never forget project created by young americans foundation. each memorial is made up of 2977 american flags. one for each. 20 years ago tomorrow. to date, more than 12 million flags have been planted. and here are some of the photos from the schools. high school villanova prep. texas a&m. high school dayton christian school. all of the schools participated and young americans foundation for organizing this every year. started in 2003. >> jesse: yaf. >> geraldo: frivolous one more thing. commemorate tomorrow with your family. don't let it go unnoted. so, you know, i'm lame. i have a cane. i have a great cane i got from italy. i lost my cane. hundreds of dollar

astronauts continue their work, they have commemorated the anniversary by playing taps and displaying american flagsn the memories of many americans. but such massive tragedy can also bring important lessons for the next generation. laura ingle sat down with a father and son working to teach students about 9/11. >> i. catch a glimpse of a plane coming down that hudson river. i remember following it with my eyes as it circles around the statue is of liberty, and i watch it drive right into that south tower. and the huge ball of flame that erupted. i remember i just said to myself, how are we going to put that out? i said, that's too much fire. >> reporter: former new york city firefighter bill spade remembers rushing to lower manhattan to help on that september morning like it was yesterday. >> there was no panek. so many people -- panic. so many people were evacuated. it was a positive thing the way new yorkers were coming together that morning. then i hear a loud, a loud noise, twisting of steel, a lot of noise, and i knew something was collapsing, but i didn't know what. >> reporter: like most fir

> reporter: at west point, the army football team taking the field, every player armed with an american flagtribute stretching beyond our borders. ♪ >> reporter: the british army playing the american national anthem. nato laying a wreath at the 9/11 memorial in belgium. even astronaut shane kimbrough reminding us from the international space station -- >> we will never forget. >> reporter: and as prominent as the memory of the tragic 9/11 attacks is the memory of the unity that followed them, an america that came together. an idea that today may seem like a relic of the past. >> and we have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within. on america's day of trial and grief, i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a neighbor's hand and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. >> reporter: and the recurring hope from speaker after speaker, parents, children, first responders, or simply americans, is that that sense of solidarity is still within us. >> when we say never forget that it's

it seemed like in the weeks after 9/11 everywhere you went there was an american flag on display.as a visual indication of people communicating their support for one another and how we were going to come together and grow and heal together. and so that extrinsic focus in supporting others is what inspired my sister and i now to want to serve in a position that will better others and be part of something bigger than ourselves. >> your other daughter -- >> she's in her third year at the naval academy. >> and you don't have to call me sir, i have not earned anything. [ laughter ] you can just call me jake. general, in the days and weeks since 9/11, we saw a lot of the best of this country, not just patriotism, but people coming together, people helping each other, people being there for each other, celebrating first responders. a sense of unity. is that gone, do you think? it feels very far removed from where we are today. >> it's one of the things that i hope that 9/11 does is takes us back to that time where there is that sense of unity where we are coming together in that common p