i met todd beamer's parents and i met victims.e house, imagine at that point we didn't know -- we now understand that flight 93 was meant for the capitol. but in the days and immediately afterwards we didn't know. so we were meeting people whose loved one had died protecting we thought the white house. now we know it was aiming for the capitol. but i've met these people. to think of the grief and the pain that these people have suffered in losing the lives of people whose only offense was to be an american and to be either on an airplane or to be in a tower, an office building in lower manhattan. i mean, the bush presidential library in dallas has an exhibit devoted to 9/11 and i go to the library a lot for events with the president and activities around there. it is painful. i'm sure it is painful for everybody who lost a loved one. i admire their courage showing up every year to hear the name of their loved one read at the ceremony at the site and god bless the leadership of the museum and the town fathers of new york and mother

beamer. paul frederick batini. james s. bidi. alan anthony beavin. lawrence ira beck.e bell. debbie s. bellows. steven elliott bellson. paul m. benedetti. and my cousin, michael biehl. although i was only five years old when you passed your memory still lives on and our family has not for goat forgotten you. we miss you we love you and you are always in our hearts. >> [applause] >> brian craig bennett. eric l. bennett. oliver bennett. margaret l. benson. dominic j. berardi. james patrick burger. steven howard burger. john p. burgeon. daniel david bergstein. graham andrew berkeley. michael j. berkeley. donna m. bernard. david w. bernard. william h bernstein. david m. baray. david shelby barry. joseph john barry. william reid beskay. timothy d. bergoly. carol bioge. edward frank baya. paul michael bayers. and firefighter, michael carlow who passed away september 11 sus brother rob, who lives his legacy and does so much for the communities in remembrance of his brother, and just to remember, all the persons out there that are still suffering from the effects of 9/11, god

i do hope that he mentions todd beamer.ve that service cart right down the middle of the plane and attacked the terrorists in the cockpit. todd beamer, i hope the president remembers his name and i'm sure he will. as for the markets well, rebound for the dow, now we're up 150 points there, up 15 on the s&p, nasdac is up 37 and it's volatility folks up and down so far all day. peloton making a profit for the first time thanks to the pandemic, speaking demand for their products. they nearly doubled their revenue, and their subscribers and the stock is now up 4%, it had been up 10%. president trump is approaching the podium now, in shanksville, pennsylvania. he's about to make comments about flight 93 and we will listen. president trump: it's a great honor to be with you. nineteen years ago on this day, at this very hour, on this field , 40 brave men and women triumphed over terror and gave their lives in defense of our nation. their names and their stories are forever inscribed on the eternal roll call of american heros. toda

reamers he for director of the global education innovation initiative harvard university professor beamer thanks for joining us he said at the current disruption to learning could cause the biggest educational setback in history could you expand on that for us. absolutely i'm delighted to be with you the currency has to be set in the complex of the fact that over the last 7 decades the world experience the most remarkable silent revolution in the history of humanity as a result of the expansion of boxes through school which went from including about one of 2 children in school 70 years ago do including just about everyone now this pandemic through 3 mechanisms is going to create a major said by the 1st mechanism is that because schools have to create of turn in ways of delivering education in a limited time with limited professional preparation teachers those mechanisms have not reached out students all students equally well in addition the kind of support that is available to students are home varies depending on the level of education of their parents other social economic level and as

spirit of the country coming together in recognition of heroes who had walked among us like todd beamer, who died in that field and led the effort on that airplane. you know, his immortal words, "let's roll." i would go to afghanistan as the nato commander and i would see soldiers there with patches, "let's roll." it was a real moment of unity, civilian, military, police, firefighters, our soldiers, our sailors, our airmen. everybody behind us. today, unfortunately, we are divided over things as simple as whether we should wear a mask or not. and obviously, we should. in the face of this pandemic. so chuck, we've drifted apart here. but i for one believe we can come back together over time. there's something powerful about the american spirit. and as you said a moment ago, an event like this hopefully can remind us that we can transcend the differences of the moment and come together again. >> it also, though, frankly, is a stark reminder of how poorly we've handled collectively as a country and our leadership in particular has handled this pandemic. you know, we've had to think that we

you have todd beamer's employee identification badge that he carried with him on the plane and colleen frazier, her driver's license recovered here at the crash site. the driver's license is a facsimile. this wall is all about the passengers and crew of flight 93. the idea here is it's much like the portrait's hanging on your wall at home. if you have family photos hanging, there is a central photo where each of the 40 passengers and crew are identified and then there's an unmarked photo, secondary photo that sort of captures them with other people in their lives, other family members and friends or captures a snapshot, a moment in time from their life that was really special to their family or friends. this piece here in the center is the cap of the purser who would have been the flight attendant caring for first class. this hat was a signature piece, though, worn by deborah welsh. and debbie would regularly wear this sailor-style cap when she went to work and this is one of the photos we have of her wearing that hat, and if you pan just above that photo you'll see debbie with her dal

beamer paul frederick beatini jane s.eatty alan anthony beaven lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael ernest beekman maria a. behr max j. beilke yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie s. bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric l. bennett oliver bennett margaret l. benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. bergin alvin bergsohn daniel david bergstein graham andrew berkeley michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts david w. bernard william h. bernstein david m. berray david shelby berry joseph john berry william reed bethke yeneneh betru timothy d. betterly carolyn mayer beug edward frank beyea paul michael beyer anil tahilram bharvaney bella j. bhukhan shimmy d. biegeleisen peter alexander bielfeld william g. biggart brian eugene bilcher mark bingham carl vincent bini gary eugene bird joshua david birnbaum george john bishop kris romeo bishundat jeffrey donald bittner albert balewa blackman, jr. christop

there is a real concern, you rhyme beamer that bill barr, went that's when he was recently testifying, was asked whether or not he would refrain from issuing any reports that might impact the election and the immediate run-up to the election and asked specifically about the potential for an impactful durum report. and he said i do not promise that. so he might very well be doing that. however, durum himself has said that these investigations take a long time and he may not be done with the report in time for the election. dir. clapper: all i know is what i read in the media. i don't know what to read into all that, and whether or not durham will come out with something before the election. i don't know. claire: we are pretty much out of time. there will be a 45 minute break now. the next panel, which will be moderated by my colleague carrie cordero, will feature robert fellow at sear nas, scott bates, deputy secretary of state of connecticut, bonita group to, president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights, bill kristol, the director of defending democracy tog

the stories later of what happened on flight 93, they crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, todd beamerans in the back of the plane hearing what had happened, picking up the telephone, talking to an operator. asking her to say the lord's prayer with him and asking her to tell his family that he loved her and then turning to those other americans in the back of the plane making their plan to save thousands of others from the possibility of death and then saying let's roll and beginning the first counter attack against these heinous, heinous crimes against humanity that were launched by al qaeda and osama bin laden. willie and mika, i know that this day meant so much to you all, as well. and you saw firsthand the pain, but also the extraordinary american spirit that came out of this tragedy. this tragedy. >> yeah, joe, we had -- i grew up in a suburban town in new jersey not far from new york city. we had 12 people from our town die in the towers. one of the enduring images of this commuter town, and i can still see the images in my mind because i wasn't living in new york, but my father

daig whn you're a car person and i know you are as well i've heard all of your stories about the beameromobile by the way. so i have to give them immense amount of credit for stepping up quickly without any real pressure from me on that. but here's the issue, when you buy a high performance car you need to kind of -- kind of let her loose. need to take it to a track. so you can't just go out in your high performance car and hit, you know, a buck 50 on the interstate because you'll go to jail. so this is a way of kind of you get the experience if you own say an martin which i never would but experience of what it would be like to drive it and again keep you out of the and driving recklessly and getting speeding ticket. >> driving a buck 50 never gone that fast? >> me -- ofng not. of course not. [laughter] never. maria. >> all right i like to see i like to see you driving on road in your beamer one these days i know people recognize you in that car too. recognize driving your bmw. >> an i-8 i drove got wings and gas electric hybrid that's recognizable and yes people would tweet say did i

beamer. alan anthony beaven. mark bingham. deora frances bodley. sandy waugh bradshaw.held in pennsylvania attended by president trump in the first lady to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the september the 11th attacks and that voices reading out the names of the passengers and crew of flight 93 where they tackled the hijackers and prevented a much greater atrocity potentially happening in washington, soa potentially happening in washington, so a day of great poignancy and remembrance across the united states. for quite some time. go to talk to you. thank you very much. remembrance across the united states. hello, temperatures today similar then yesterday. that rain, heading into northern england and north wales. continuing to peter out as it heads southwards overnight. further north, some blustery showers blown into scotland and northern ireland. northern parts, coolerthan it was last night. still on the mild side. not much rain left on the ground of cloud as we head into saturday. soon moving away. a fair bit of sunshine moving into england and wales. some sunshin