i think frank siller, stephen siller's brother, mentioned this quote, and it really struck a chord with he's buried in the ground and the last time someone says his name. in some ways men can be immortal. and i think that's the point of what we do on september 11th down at ground zero, reading the names so that their memories stay alive. we continue to say their names, so important. >> exactly. and when you say never forget, it isn't something you just put on your social media poarks this isn't something we just say and have on bumper stickers, it's something we have to live in our actions, right? and that also includes saying the names every year. it's to important. and when i read that quote, and we were talking about this earlier, and i thought -- and we were discussing this. is in this still going to happen in 20 years? will people still be willing to show up and say the names in two decades from now when you have people who are younger who aren't being taught in schools, we're finding out, about the lessons of 9/11? will there still be that push to maintain the remembrance of it in

frank siller. you know the story of frank, he lost his brother steven siller on 9/11. was rushing to a fire and ended up dying in that attack. frank carried the torch in the tunnels to tower foundation and arguably the best and most impressive charity, which i've ever invested and supported, and he's a very big reason. frank siller, kind enough to join us now. frank, always good to see you. my son, t fireman, great admiration for you and appreciated the time last year on the big anniversary. you took the time to meet with fire fighters. anyone who bumped into you, he remembers it well. i'm thinking now, 21 years later, the impact of the day for you, personally. >> it's still very sad for me. it's a day i lost my youngest brother, the youngest of seven children. my parents had him when they were very old. he was a miracle, our little gift from god. he was 25 years younger than my oldest brother and i was closest in age and i was 14 years older than him, and my panters died when he was a little boy and we raised him. he was as much a son to us as a brother. i miss him te

will: joey jones still with us, and he is with frank siller.ou, joey. >> -- the flyover. >> yeah, so i'm here with frank, he just got everyone started. the people that are running right now, those are recipients, is that correct? >> these are catastrophicically service members, gold star families that lost their loved ones that we've given a mortgage-free home to and all the first responder families that have lost their loved ones protecting our community. >> guys, that's the a big crowd. they represent the recipients. how many year to date? >> by the end of this year, we'll have over 1,000. >> that ease amacing. there's 30,000 more people ready to run after them. >> it's incredible. we have these great firefighters that are coming up right now to join us, and they're going to lead the race at i 9:30. look, over 30,000, it's about 35,000 from what our last count is that want to retrace not just what my brother did, the other heroes that gave their lives 21 is years ago. >> what you do, it's monumental. you get so many people involved. there are

well done, frank siller and tunnel to y towers, now over to will.that at some point. get ready, we have six must see nfl match ups on fox today including the faceoff between tom brady and aaron rodgers. perhaps, i don't know why we're making this prediction but somebody is writing it down, for the knfor the final time. i don't know. joining us now to break it down is fox nfl kickoff host charissa thompson. good morning. >> good morning. >> i guess there could be sentiment out there that brady might make this his final year. i don't know that i want to be a person betting against brady. what do you predict, buccaneers, packers, how do you predict the game? >> i never bet against brady so i'm going with him again. this defense is carrying this team, will. in fact, tom brady as he's the goat but he only has two touchdowns, to passing touchdowns this year. the defense is carrying the squad. the made a lot of trips to the red zone, 11 plays in the end zone and only have eight yards. there's a ton of of injuries on both sides. mike evans is serving a susp

frank siller started tunnel 2 towers when his brother, new york city firefighter ran through the brooklynh the twin towers where he gave his life while saving so many others gave their life that day as well. frank has dedicated his life to keeping his memory alive and helping our first responders across the country grarng joins us with a special announcement so we never forget. >> thanks for having me on today our first mission at the tunnel tunnelto towers foundation makee we never forget that day, what happened, 2977 lives are lost. and to honor the sacrifice of the great hi heroes that were running toward the danger and not running away. one of which was my brother steven, the new york city firefighter. so we are making announcement today that we have a tunnel 2 towers 9/11 institute which is we created curriculum that we're going to get throughout the united states and all 50 states to make sure that their teaching so our next generation will learn about what happened 21 years ago. >> steve: see, that is so important, here we are in new york city. i will never forget. i was here that

we're joined by frank siller, tunnel of you tower ceo is with us. and the first one to fall, 9:59 we'll hear another ringing of the bell. that's the moment i remember turning to my mother-in-law and saying nancy, i think i just lost my brother, not knowing how he got there, that he ran through a tunnel with gear on his back to get there. it was a frantic scene for all 9/11 family members. we were trying to find out, especially first responder family members, what happened to our loved ones, who was coming home, who wasn't coming home. i could say that the mode down here is incredible. people are not forgetting the ones that are here, for sure. we started today off, you covered it, with a prayer service we had with many different family members. >> mayor guliani was there as well. >> he was there. he read a beautiful scripture. the country needs to get back to prayer and to ask god that we come together as one country. when they try to divide us, they don't, when they do things like that, they absolutely unite us. rachel: how long did it take before

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sounds] ♪ ♪ will: back on set here in lower man hat tan, we're joined on "fox & friends" with frank sillerwe have been the past hour. we'll hear one more marking of the cash of flight 93 in a few moments. where are you right now? where are you, where are your thoughts as we bring this -- >> well, after that moment of silence, of course, i think -- i know that was the moment i lost my brother. i go back to a few hours afterwards when i had gathered all my siblings to my house, because i knew it was very bad. and i got a call from a firefighter who lived a couple doors away from my brother, and he said, frank, it's really bad down here. and i said, yes, richie, i know. stephen's on the list of missing firefighters, and i knew that, because i was searching already to get answers. and i said, yeah, richie, i know. he says, you don't know. you just don't know. nobody's coming home. and i had to walk into the other room and tell my three sisters and my brothers that stephen wasn't coming home. and stephen was our little brother. our parents died when he was 10 years old. he was as much a son to

next guest lost his little brother that day, steven siller, he, frank siller, has spent every day workingunger brother. he started tunnel to towers that helps families of first responders and today with us in studio for what is considered to be a very special announcement. nice to see you, frank. good morning to you. here we are. two decades plus down the road. you are still raising tens of millions of dollars a year. what is on tap now? >> i'm so proud to say we're delivering 21 mortgage-free homes for the 21st anniversary of 9/11 many for fallen first responders. we know how many of them are dying for us every day almost here in america. the work has to be done. there are so many that go out to protect us whether they are protecting our country or our communities. we have to be there for them. we meaning america has to be there for them when they leave their families behind. and you've been helping us with the $11 a month, t2t.org $11 a month. it adds up. we can do 21 mortgages just for this anniversary but over 200 homes this year. >> bill: awesome. >> dana: anniversaries and moments l

sacrificed their lives then and put their lives on the line since, because the tunnel to towers ceo, frank silleris here. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. very good to have you on this busy weekend where we look back at her majesty's kingdom and look forward to what her son plans. the first time in 70 years brits are getting used to the idea that they now have a king. for the last 70 years, it's been a queen. alex hogan in london on how that adjust adjustment going. hey, alex. >> reporter: hi, neil. there are so many ceremonies that will take place as we see this transition of power. so much tradition already taken place today like the ascension ceremony. no one participating today had ever done this before, because the last time this kind of ceremony took place was in 1952. among some of the notable faces that appeared today in the crowd of roughly 200 people were members of the royal family as well as past prime ministers including boris johnson, tony blair, theresa may and david cameron. the ancient ceremony if marks the official change within the monarchy, and it's the first time that thi

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