at 9:37 a.m. 22 years ago on september 11, 2001, american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon souls were murdered as terrorism battered american shores. the hijackers were driven by a twisted ideology rooted in hatred and oppression. they took the lives of the 59 passengers and crew and the 125 pentagon colleagues. those terrorists hated america, they hated our constitution and the values that bind us together as a nation. they hated freedom, democracy and the idea we are all equal. they wanted to destroy our country. on that day and every day since the united states has demonstrated we would never bow to fear and hatred. momentarily shaken, the united states rose from the ashes of the world trade center, the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania to show the world that we were still standing. and we could not be toppled. that terror would never destroy us. the new york city fire department arrived at the world trade center within six minutes of the plane colliding into the building. fire fighters, first responders and everyday heroes led thousands of survivors down flights of s

an event that changed americans live forever. united airlines flight 100 75 and american airlines flight 11 departed from boston en route to california before hijackers crashed them into the north and south towers of the world trade center in new york city. american airlines flight 77 hit the pentagon, while passengers attempted to overtake knighted airlines flight 93 from hijackers before it crashed in pennsylvania. it left 2977 dead across new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. that total includes the 2700 53 who died after the planes struck the twin towers, 184 at the pentagon, and 40 people who died when flight 93 crash landed in pennsylvania. the youngest flight passenger who died was christine hansen, a 2-year-old on her way to disneyland. the oldest was robert norton at 82. the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video cl

american airlines is fascinating. airfares rose in the latest cpi in the u.s. the report didn't move the dial. will the ecb tomorrow? is inflation re-accelerating or not coming down as fast as we anticipated and is growth going to be the bigger problem? the latest pricing around the ecb is 70% chance of a rate hike tomorrow. that is being lifted. we've had leaks suggesting the ecb will deliver a hike tomorrow. the price firmed up. we may be getting toward the end of the terminal rate but we are not there yet. maybe the ecb does have to go that far. today we got numbers out of the european commission. growth subdued, inflation sticky. the latest reading from the ecb tomorrow. is it going to signal the same? how does the ecb deal with that? alix: in the u.s., after cpi, odds of an increase for november, the chart is ticking up. over 36%. volatile. november and play. december in play. how that winds up shaking out if you see inflation picking up again. guy: oil prices rising. the airfare story, the pilots at american airlines. all kinds of factors in the mix. infl

american airlines is now cracking down on this cost-cutting travel hack and taking the company behind it to federal court. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> reporter: cassie thought she'd saved a couple hundred bucks on a flight to visit mom, using the website skip-lag, she booked a so-called hidden city fair to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket and it told me to see an agent, i was already panicking. and the panic just got worse every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse because skipping that last leg violates airline's terms of service, the rules flyers agree to follow when they buy a ticket. >> they're like, just so you know, if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american declined to comment on her situation but is now suing skip-lag, arguing the site is not authorized to sell american tickets and deceives the public with claims of access to some kind of secret loophole. the airline says tickets issued by the decade-old website are at risk for inva

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airlines across the board. it is not just spirit, which is more drastically focused, it is also american. you are seeing with costs going up. jonathan: we are on the same page. lisa:lisa: is it just an airline story or is this a broader economic story? jonathan: can they pass it on? let's go back to. is oil an example, a reflection or extension of this cycle? things are better than we thought they were, and we can absorb prices like that. let's throw in yields as well. a higher yield -- lisa: six months ago, everyone said a recipe to end it, and now here we are. the economy kept grinding along. if that is the case, are we misunderstanding some of the oil prices that everyone is saying are purely from supply cut from saudi arabia? jonathan: can this economy get by with $92 brent? , 0.6%, the previous month 0.2%. month on month for core better reading. 0.2% previously, 0.2% in our survey. mike mckee, you have to break this one down for us in 10 minutes time. michael: airline fares have been down for four months in a row. they dropped 8% last month. cannot continue? maybe in august it did, b

american airlines is now cracking down on this cost-cutting travel hack and taking the company behindave. >> reporter: cassie aran thought she'd save a couple hundred bucks on a visit to mom. using the website skiplagged, she booked a city fare to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket, and it told me to see an agent, i was already panicking, and the panic just got worst every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse, because skipping that last leg violates the terms of service, the rules that flyers agree to follow when they buy a ticket. >> just so you know if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american denied to comment on her situation but is now suing skiplagged arguing the site is not authorized to sell american tickets and deceives the public with claims of access to some kind of secret loophole. the airline says tickets issued by the decade-old website are at risk for violation. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. th

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a bumpy ride for shares of american airlines today.fuel and labor costs. american now expects s margins come in around 2.5%, down from earlier estimates between 4% and 5%. spirit, alaska, southwest have cut estimates for the quarter. those stocks all in the red today. we heard it again and again, you say this sometimes, when the stocks go down for the same reason over and over again. >> right. >> seems like that's happening. >> yeah, because some of the dynamics are so important to each of them, right? >> right. >> so -- yeah, they keep doing that and it doesn't seem like the jet fuel situation is getting any better right now. the other night i was wondering, well, maybe they're hedged, american's not, united is not, delta does have the refinery. i can't be better from the numbers they're putting out. it's up since then. >> yeah. lori, how do you think about this? >> this was a group we tracked, 60 different industries in the russell 3,000, just the rate of revisions as a gauge of kind of froth and sentiment or extreme, you know, kind

american airlines, united airlines, american airlines flight77 and flight 93 took off that morning juste any other day. at 8:46 in the morning, flight 11 crashed into the north tower in new york city sparking panic and confusion. all 92 people onboard are dead. president bush was told about the crash minutes later. he was reading to a class at a florida elementary school when he heard what happened. it was charactered an accident. >> todd: flight 75 hit the south tower and all 65 people onboard are killed and it is clear this is a coordinated attack on our home land. 9:37 a.m. flight 77 crashes into the pentagon, 64 people onboard are killed. the faa grounds all flights and evacuees begin inside the white house and capitol hill. >> carley: 9:55 a.m., the south tower collapses and flight 93 crashes in pennsylvania after passengers onboard fight it is hijackers. all 44 people are killed in the crash. the intended target is believed to have been the capitol hill building. >> todd: the north tower falls and massive clowdof toxic smoke and dust fill the air, all of lower manhattan evacuated

at american airlines.eech pathology and had been working at a rehab hospital. in 2017 when jamie got a big promotion, they moved to dallas and made a whole new life for themselves. they found a new circle of friends in their neighborhood of oak cliff. >> living in oak cliff, almost everybody there's hispanic. jamie came in, and he fit right in. it wasn't like this white dude's out of place in our neighborhood. he would go to the little corner store and order tacos and be sitting there talking to all the neighbors. >> melisa and shamona lived next door with their seven children. >> they really took to the children. and when my mother got sick, they offered to take the children you know a weekend a month just to kind of help and they loved it. the kids started calling them uncle jamie and aunt jennifer. >> we had hit the lottery when we met them. >> every homicide is either a why was this done, or a whodunit? and at the beginning of the investigation, both of those questions are in play. >> the first intervi

right now, 22 years ago on september 11th, 2001, american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagonare. 184 souls were murdered as terrorism battered america's shores. the hijackers were driven by a twisted ideology rooted in hatred and oppression and took the lives of the 59 passengers and crew and 125 of our pentagon colleagues. those terrorists hated america. they hated our constitution and the values that bind us together as a nation. they hated freedom and democracy and the idea that we are all equal. those terrorists wanted to destroy our country. but on that day and every day since the united states has demonstrated that we would never bow to fear and hatred. momentarily shaken, the united states rose from the ashes of the world trade center, the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania to show the world that we were still standing, that we could not be toppled, that terror would never destroy us. the new york city fire department arrived at the world trade center within six minutes of the plane colliding into the building. firefighters, first responders and everyday heroes led

passenger airline shares sink by the most since july after american airlines and discount carriers warnedhat higher costs are hurting their bottom lines. american airlines/is the recorder earnings outlook on a jump -- third-quarter earnings outlook retroactive salary under new contract for pilots. discount carriers raise red flags about waning demand for domestic air travel. over to union stories. the president of the united are workers june -- united auto workers union says carmakers are falling apart the new labor contract. threatening straight action -- strike action and work stoppage could be avoided with the two sites are approaching a deadline thursday. as collation to include stoppages at the big detroit three, ford, gm and stellantis would make it the first of its kind. tech news. google reported to come -- cut back on roles in recruiting adding to layoffs the tech sector. it told market watch it continues to invest in top engineering and technical talents, but is meaningfully slowing the pace of overall hiring. the cuts are excited to impact a few hundred members of the company's

reggie: sfo does not expect disruptions this holiday weekend after american airlines flight attendants voted to authorize a strike. an sfo spokesperson told the chronicle they are not seeing an impact on operations. american airlines no longer has a base of the airport but almost 400 of the carrier's flight attendants live here and commute to work. they are demanding a 40% pay raise. gloria: your drive to lake is getting an upgrade. caltrans is installing dozens of signs to alert drivers to the conditions and other issues they may run into on the roadway. the signs are highly visible and can be changed when needed. there are nearly 80 being installed and they should be ready to go in just a couple of weeks. reggie: president biden will travel to florida tomorrow to assess the damage from hurricane the dalia -- idalia. jobina: the president major declaration for florida and is promising federal resources are on the way. he's asking congress for billions in extra disaster relief funding for florida and maui. fema representatives say the main focus is to work with state and local official

that all over the country. >> i want to correct something i said, it's the flight attendants at american airlines have voted to authorize strikes, not the pilots. you're right. when i spoke to the head of the teamsters, and i said ups is a big part of american gdp, are you worried a strike could have an impact on it, he said straight up it is what it is. we go on strike and a big chunk comes out of american gdp, we have to do what we have to do. >> look, people are catching on that the inflation we have gone through really had not all that much to do with the war in ukraine or broken supply chains. it had to do with the fact that corporation after corporation whether it's the oil industry, the food industry raising their prices and workers are organizing. they want to join unions. when they're in a union they're fighting for a decent contract. in terms of the campaign that's coming. we've got to ask ourselves a simple question. how does it happen that somebody like donald trump who's been impeached twice, indicted four times is a pathological liar, and i think most americans understand is corrupt

american airlines is suing skip lag. american claims that it deceives the public with claims of access to a secret loop hole but argues the website doesn't save flyers money alleging that many of the fares displayed or higher than on american's website and tickets issued by skip lag are at risk for invalidation. industry analyst says skip lagging violates the rules that flyers agree to follow when they purchase a ticket. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. >> skip lag settled earlier lawsuits by southwest and orbitz. united had the case thrown out in 2014 when the website's founder was profiled on "cbs mornings" running the business out of his small new york city apartment. in a statement, he tells "cbs mornings" we will fight the ridiculous lawsuit until the end to protect consumer rights to the lowest airfares. >>> let's get back to the weather. a pleasant labor day for folks that weren't working. nice to get outside. >> it was.

see that all over the country. >> i want to correct something, it's a flight attendants, and american airlinesilots. but yeah, you're right, when i spoke to the head of the teamsters and i said u.p.s. is a big part of american gdp. are you worried that a strike can have an impact? and he said to be straight-up, it is what it is. we go on strike and a big chunk comes out of american gdp, we have to do what we have to do. >> look, people are catching online that the inflation that we have gone through really had not all that much to do with the war in ukraine, or a broken supply chain. it had to do with the fact that corporation after corporation, whether it's the oil industry, whether it's the food industry, whether it's those people with housing raising their prices and making huge profits. workers are organizing. they want to join unions. when they're in the union, they're fighting for a decent contract, and that's the right thing to do. what what i want to say to you, ali, in terms of the campaign that's coming, we've got to ask ourselves a very simple question. how does it happen that someb

american airlines has just pilots have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if they don't come we right now in your opinion, with labor in america? >> i think what's going on now, ali, is that workers are catching on to the fact that in an america we see an unprecedented lever of corporate greed in company after company we're seeing record breaking profits. we're seeing more income and wealth inequality then weaver seen in the history of this country. yet today the average american worker in real inflation accounted for dollars is earning less than he or she did 50 years ago. so workers are saying you know what, hey, maybe in this economy we deserve a fair shake, and we're going to stand up and fight for it. and i think what the teamsters did in a contract negotiations with u. p. s., great step forward. they stood up, they were prepared to strike, they told u. p. s., which is making billions of profits, you know what, treat us like good, decent human beings, and that's what ended up happening. they won that conflict. we got to see that all over the country. >> i want to correct

the remarks came during a remembrance ceremony at the pentagon where american airlines flight 170 struck the southwest corner of the building. 64 people on board the plane and 125 people in the pentagon died that day.

. >> american airlines had to pay $4 million for a series of kind of just that, leaving people on themac for several hours and violating the passenger bill of rights, as it is called. activity over the last three years. flights this year have been delayed 24%. up 18% prior to the pandemic. that is because of a number things. most notably, worker shortage. delta is the best performing with only 20% of flights delayed this summer. some of the smaller carriers have seen delays. jack: real quick. how is this affecting the stocks >> it actually does not that much. when it comes to flying that is really your only option. maybe they are little price-sensitive, but you will probably fly out of a six hour flight. jack: sebastian page sharing his trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a

right now, 22 september 11, 2001 american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon right about where on that day and every day since united states would never bow, fear. momentarily united states rose from the ashes of the world trade center, the pentagon and the field is to show the world we are still standing and we could not tear would never destroy you. the new york city fire department arrived within six minutes of the plane colliding into the building. firefighters in the first in everyday heroes gone dozens of flights of stairs make repeated trips back into the building sacrificing their lives so others may live, people united flight 93 walked back against the hijackers, saving perhaps thousands on the ground. many survivors rescued by workers who really from the impact, impenetrable fire and smoke. sheer will and their own knowledge, they went into the smoke brief without regard of their own life, they plunged in to seek out the luddy and deliver them from the inferno. the fire in tears they demonstrated courage. despite our colleagues and a gaping smoking hole, it did not cl

even though it's not illegal, american airlines says it is fraud and now they're suing a website thatromotes the practice. >> airlines are going to take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. >> the website skip lag settled earlier lawsuits by southwest and orbitz. united airlines had its case thrown out. the site's founder said they will fight the lawsuit until the end. >>> france is famous for its wine. so why is the country destroying 80 million gallons of it? that answer next. >>> straight ahead in sports, the giants, it happened again and it's only monday before the 49ers and 9ers - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >>> france is known for its w

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just so you know if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. nied to content, but his schooling the ensuing skip lag, saying they are not authorized to buy american tickets and deceives the public with access to some secret loophole, they say that tickets issued by the decade old website are at risk for invalidation. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city pairs, they want to stop this while it is a small problem. >> skip lag sued earlier lawsuits, united airlines had its case thrown out. in a statement, they'd tell cbs news, we will be fighting this ridiculous lawsuit until the very end to protect consumer rights to the lowest fares. ultimately cassie aran canceled her fight and booked a direct one to d.c. >> i used skiplagged to pay less and ended up paying a lot more. >> reporter: airlines argue if you book a seat on a flight you don't intend to take it keep somebody else from being able to travel and major, it cost the airlines money. >> major: kris van cleave, t

. >> taps marked the moment when an american airlines jet by al qaeda terrorists made impact. american flag unfurled at that exact spot. defense secretary lloyd austin leading the remembrance for the men and women of the department of defense will always remember and we will always honor the memory of our fallen teammates. >> and we will always strive to be worthy of the memory of those we lost. >> and in lower manhattan, dignitaries, including vice president harris, new york's governor, mayor and it's senators, joined families of victims, survivors, servers and 9/11 first responders. in moments of silence, 2753 people died at the world trade center that day. their names read aloud. >> my sister, jody tepedino, niccolo tower, 105th floor, cantor fitzgerald fillled. we miss you, jody. >> in recent weeks, the remains of two more victims were positively identified by new york city's medical examiner. still, 40% of those lost have not been positively identified. 343 new york firefighters died on nine divided by 11. since then, an additional 331 have died from 9/11 related illnesses

by members of the screen actors guilt and soon actors for video games could join it. 26,000 american airline flight attendants authorized a strike if a deal is not reached and more than 400,000 autoworkers are threatening to walk off of the job in the next two weeks. >>> now, we turn to oakland where an innocent bystander is injured during a shooting. the police think it was some kind of rolling gun battle between two cars and a woman got caught in the cross fire of that. someone that lives nearby says it is the first time he has seen something like that happen like this on his street >> i was talking to someone just now and saying this is not indicative of our neighborhood. things happen. but no, this is normally a quiet neighborhood. >> so far no arrests have been made. >>> a smoother ride ahead for drivers in contra costa county a big update from caltrans. >>> the burning man exodus after people were trapped. we will show you how celebrity burners managed to escape early. >>> fog confined to the coast. temperatures for this labor day holiday, very comfortable for early september. 60s, 70s

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while southwest pilots and american airlines flight attendants saying they're ready to strike, that's be the problem facing the government officials is, you know, how far do we let this go? you know, at what point do we intervene, dean, and say, no, no, tsa encourages folks to get to the airport at least two hours early for domestic flights and at least three hours early for international ones. in chicago, i'm gary tenney, ktvu fox two news. well the financial landscape continues to change as technology advances and more people flock to online only banks coming up on mornings on two. the nine why experts say there are some drawbacks to the enticing perks [crowd noises] smiling first can help someone find the courage to do the same. ♪ ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can e

las week 26,000 american airlines flight attendants voted to authorize a strike if a new deal with thecame after the pilots union agreed to a new contract worth about $9.6 billion. more than 400,000 auto workers could soon walk off the job. the united auto workers union has given some of the country's biggest carmakers two weeks to reach a deal. otherwise workers at gm, ford, and stellantis say they will strike. >>> up next, too much light is ruining our view of the stars, how scientists are addressing the problem of light pollution with a simple fix. >> imagining a future without that is bleak to me. it's increasingly the reality how many people never get to see this. >>> all this month b.a.r.t. is offering special incentives to boost ridership, how you can benefit. >>> it's a trick that saves travelers >>> right now at 5:30, when you think of types of pollution, light might not be the first thing that comes to minds, but it's a problem with serious implications. >> i would be heartbroken if future generations couldn't enjoy this. >> if you have a smartphone, you probably notice it go

of the thousands being remembered today is san francisco's betty ang, a flight attendant on american airlinesght 11 that crashed io the world trade center. she w first person to notify authorities about the hijacking and relayed critical inform about the hijackers likely saving countless lives. she grew up in san francisco's chinatown. her legacy lives on there today. the chinese recreation center was renamed betty ang recreation center in 2011. >>> not just in the bay area but across the country americans are remembering this day in history as the nation's dignitaries offered words of comfort. nbc's alice barr is in washington with more. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: today as the nation pauses to remember -- >> jeremy joseph ahern. >> reporter: names of the lives forever stopped on september 11, 22 years ago filled the silence. >> we love. we miss you. we can't replace you. >> reporter: from the world trade center in new york to the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, loved ones sharing deeply personal memories. >> you are forever our hero and angel. >> reporter: from a vast web of loss

she was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 which was the first plane to hit the north tower. ong was the first person to notify authorities about the hijackin a relayed critical information authe hijackers, likely saving countless lives. betty ong grewp in san francisco's chinatown. her legacy lives on. the chinese recreation center was renamed the betty ong recreational center in 2011. >>> also tonight, a step in the right direction for oakland. our investigative unit exposed the city has the second worst 911 answering rate in the state. today oakland is finally addressing its outdated and failing system. this is an issue that we've been reporting on since july. the average answering time for a 911 call in oakland is nearly a minute long. we also learned potentially thousands of people aren't even reaching dispatchers. last year alone, oakland had more than 50,000 abandoned 911 calls. that's double the number from a year before. this morning, mayor sheng thao and other city leaders announced oakland will spend $2.5 million to upgrade that 911 system and hire more staf

a girl finds a hidden camera in the bathroom of an american airlines flight. why her parents believe a flight attendant targeted their daughter caught on camera. >> the shark rescue on the beach that did not go as planned. oh, my. >> and later, dressing down at the capitol. the big change when it comes to what us senators can wear. is america getting too casual at work. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a developing story, the search for a cold blooded killer of a sheriff's deputy in california. >> a $250,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest after what authorities describe as an ambush style attack. racy . hundreds of people gathered at the palmdale sheriff's station in southern california last night honoring ryan clincoln for. the los angeles county deputy shot and killed in an apparent ambush at a red light. >> there is a lot of anger in a lot of people. it's heartbreaking. >> the vigil comin

we have to talk about the downgrades we have seen from spirit and american airlines. airlines on the s&p 500 down more than 8%. from july highs, down more than 22%. labor costs, higher, fuel costs and maybe even softer demand and lower -- lower ticket prices for the rest of this year. tom: partition of business to economy is ridiculous. the ratio of business to economy was five to one. how do you run an airline with a 521 ratio -- a five to one ratio between the fancy people up front and everyone in the back? jonathan: new york to paris? tom: i am looking to new york to paris as a base. everybody wants to go. lax as well. it is way down. the kids are traveling like they're going to dinner in l.a. and they come back and midnight. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning. u.s. retail sales and ecb rate decision at a strike deadline later on. all of that is coming up. ♪ quite the paradox. it really is both. -hmmm. the first-ever lexus rx plug-in hybrid. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textu

american airlines employees rallied about the strike. they just authorize sized employees say they the airline's got billions in federal relief but they've gotten no raise since before the pandemic. we're all fighting corporate greed. the record setting revenues, yet we are still here without a contract and a massive auto strike looms as well. you can't make 21 billion in profits in half a year and expect members to take a mediocre contract. 70 years ago. in the heyday of unionization, more than a third of americans were union members. today that number is just 6. but recent strikes and strike authorization rules have mostly produced results for workers. the recent settlement of the ups contract late last month averted a major bottleneck in the us commerce and supply chain. as it's the summer of workers. oakland assemblywoman mia bonta says, is a rising tide of union membership raises all boats. it's a very simple thing when workers are lifted, every community is lifted. so this will catch fire because it's what we're all here for. last

american airlines flight attendants authorized a strike just last week. the union says they haven't gotten a raise since before the pandemic. we're all fighting corporate greed. the record setting revenues, yet we are still here without a contract. labor day became an official federal holiday in the late 19th century following a series of pivotal strikes by organize labor and workers unions that brought key changes to how workers were treated, a recognition of the kinds of rights that that workers today generally enjoy, including the right to form a unions and the right of those unions to provoke collective bargaining with their employers that fight for a better deal continues today across a wide range of industries. as workers face a growing pay gap between themselves and industry leaders. you can't make 21 billion in profits in half a year and expect members to take a mediocre contract. participation in organized labor has been on the decline for decades. more than a third of private sector workers belong to a union. in the 1950s. today, that number is

. >> american airlines plane heading east over the pipe possibly toward the pentagon. >> i see the smoke any -- pentagon advise on channel one. >> there is visible smoke coming from the area, high, visible smoke. >> i don't want to insight undue panic, there is a report, report only of another aircraft that crashed. david is joining from fox central. >> we are hearing of another explosion that has taken place at the pentagon. heart of the financial district of america being attacked and there has been an explosion in the pentagon, heart of the military command center of united states of america, john, it can't get much worse. >> it happened again, another large airliner, perhaps hijacked, perhaps part of some widespread plan slamming into the area around the pentagon. >> this is the captain, i would like to -- back to the airport and have our demand. >> it is united 93 calling. au united 93, i understand you have a bomb onboard. >> he said there was a bomb onboard. >> did he just turn east also? >> united 93, cleveland center. just lost target on that aircraft. >> we understand the feder

american airlines flight 77 into part of the building. dozen of others were killed on another plane that crashed in a pennsylvania field . today, president biden gave remarks from a military base in alaska. comment venting on what the day means. today >> we must not succumb to the poisonous politics of difference and division must never allow ourselves to be pulled apart, not by petty manufactured grievances, and must continue to stand united. >> and take a look at this image beams lighting up the new york skyline tonight, where the twin towers once stood. >> people from different faiths in the bay area came together tonight to honor those nine over 11 victims. the goal is to replace division and violence with inclusion and peace. abc7 south bay reporter lauren martinez takes us there. >> we owe it to show gratefulness when the call is to a allah. >> lights lit up the night outside palo alto city hall for peace and friendship on monday. this gathering brought people of different faiths together to honor the victims of nine divided by 11.

an event that changed americans live forever. united airlines flight 100 75 and american airlines flight 11 departed from boston en route to california before hijackers crashed them into the north and south towers of the world trade center in new york city. american airlines flight 77 hit the pentagon, while passengers attempted to overtake knighted airlines flight 93 from hijackers before it crashed in pennsylvania. it left 2977 dead across new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. that total includes the 2700 53 who died after the planes struck the twin towers, 184 at the pentagon, and 40 people who died when flight 93 crash landed in pennsylvania. the youngest flight passenger who died was christine hansen, a 2-year-old on her way to disneyland. the oldest was robert norton at 82. the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video cl

american airlines flight 77 into part of the building.f others were killed on another plane that crashed in a pennsylvania field . today, president biden gave remarks from a military base in alaska. comment venting on what the day means. today >> we must not succumb to the poisonous politics of difference and division must never allow ourselves to be pulled apart, not by petty manufactured grievances, and must continue to stand united. >> and take a look at this image beams lighting up the new york skyline tonight, where the twin towers once stood. >> people from different faiths in the bay area came together tonight to honor those nine over 11 victims. the goal is to replace division and violence with inclusion and peace. abc7 south bay reporter lauren martinez takes us there. >> we owe it to show gratefulness when the call is to a allah. >> lights lit up the night outside palo alto city hall for peace and friendship on monday. this gathering brought people of different faiths together to honor the victims of nine divided by 11. before t

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