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pausing to remember the lives lost and celebrating our country's spirit. [ bell tolls ] >> in washington, president obama and the first lady observed a moment of silence at 5:46 a.m., the exact minute the first plane crashed into the world trade center back in 2001. at ground zero, victims' names were read by their families as people gathered around the pools where the two towers once stood. this year, compared to previous years, the focus on healing, leading to smaller memorials. nbc's danielle lee joins from us the new world trade center. she has what is making the ceremony different and unique. >> reporter: good afternoon, here. many people have left the national memorial behind me. about 1,000 people attended the ceremony that lasted four hours. it is smaller in comparison than previous years. for those that came, the emotions came back in full force. many tears were shed. this was a somber ceremony as families of those lost read the name of each victim, nearly 3,000, read one by one during the ceremony. many people gather around the reflecting pools where the trade towers once stood

bells toll and "taps" is played in many places. this year, especially coming off the tenth anniversary last year, a lot of people noticed a change. though today's date, 9/11, remains cemented in history as the day that changed everything in the modern era. nbc's ron allen starts us off tonight from the world trade center site in lower manhattan. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. we're on the 22nd floor of the new world trade center. over here you can see the memorial down there, set in the footprints of the original twin towers. today's event was more intimate than many others. there were about 1,000 people in attendance. it generates powerful emotions. >> and my uncle, whom my brother and i missed meeting by ten days. >> reporter: the tradition of honoring each of the 2,983 individuals lost lives on. [ bell tolling ] >> reporter: with only their relatives reading the names. >> dominick e. talia. >> reporter: politicians were excluded for the first time, organizers said, to keep the focus on the families.

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the bell tolls for thee, mitt. [ bells tolling ] >> jennifer: the obama team has finally released today stumping for the president after he proved how indispensable he is by bringing down the house at last week's convention. >> since 1961, for 52 years now the republicans have held the white house 28 years. the democrats 24. in those 52 years our private economy has produced 66 million private sector jobs. so what's the job score? republicans, 24 million. democrats, 42 million. [ applause ] >> jennifer: he's right! the democrats created those 42 million jobs. in four fewer years than the republicans had when they held the presidency. clinton himself was a big pirate of that lopsided scoreboard. take a look at this. so since 1962, president george w. bush was the only president who oversaw a decline in jobs. clinton saw the biggest increase. on top of that, for the first time in 27 years he balanced the budget. so overall as clinton said in his speech, the republicans have created a total of 24 million jobs to the democrats whopping 42 million and they did it in four fewer years. so let'

. >> a bell tolls and firemen gathered on north market street to pay respects in san francisco, officials paused to remember the 343 firefighters who died in new york and what they did. >> there are sacrifices people make. >> 53 cadets going through this academy joins us and they will graduate in december. >> this is putting in their minds a great sacrifice they're about to embark upon. >> many gathered at the flight 93 memorial, built here because the flight that went down in pennsylvania was bound for san francisco. many lived or works here. there is a center in chinatown named after betty ng, the flight attendant who called airline emergency line to let the world know the plane had been hijacked. >> every day we remember betty and as well as all victims. whenever i fly i bring a story of betty with me. and i read it. and i always tell every flight attendant that i'm with that we're -- they're always in our prayer autos in a way, tears of joy and sorrow today. we have a beautiful center in san francisco to honor her so little kids will learn. >> to inspire us to do everything we need to

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it included a wreath laying, bells tolling, and the reading of the names who lost their lives there. >>> later in the day, president obama visited with wounded troops at walter reid national military center. he met with several service members and their families. now while the president and mitt romney layed off the politics in honor of patriot day, eric canter took the opportunity to call on congress to stave off it. >> the best we can do as people to honor those individuals is to make sure that it never happens again. and we have looming massive defense cuts that this house has acted to substitute. >> unless congress comes to some kind of an agreement, those automatic cuts scheduled to take effect at the end of the year would slash $500 billion from the defense budget. that's on top of $487 billion in reductions already in the budget. lesli. >> on this 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, are we safer? the president and many experts say we are. bruce leshan reports, it has come at a high cost. >> who can forget how terrified and vulnerable we felt? who can ignore the hassles

] >> a bell tolls.ck, now, in the studio, with our next guest, richard gere. and, boy, it is hard not to get caught up in that moment, richard. that moment seems so fresh. were you in washington then? >> i was in new york. >> i forgot this was the 11th until this morning. i was on my way to a retreat up in massachusetts. i left early in the morning. you remember, it was the most beautiful day. >> just like today. >> and it was such a beautiful day. i left like 7:00 in the morning. i was driving up to massachusetts. it was such a beautiful day. i didn't even want the radio on. so, three hours later, i'm up there. and i come into this retreat that's on a lake. and everyone is stunned. i don't know what's going on. >> you knew nothing? >> i knew nothing until i got there because i had the radio off. they started to tell me what was going on. i couldn't call back home. the phones weren't working. the cell wasn't working. i finally got through to the family. and everyone was okay. >> that's what everybody wa

teaching still pennsylvania to new york city bells tolled tears flowed and those who were lost in the september 11th attacks or remembered. data miss years in the day that goes by that i don't think of the level be so much in i wish her here. at ground zero thousands of families gathered to hear the names of those who died in the world trade center it was a smaller crowd than in previous years will lead to the officials spoke. this is a family affair. for us september 11th to the world stops. the loss of your brothers tim and john grasso and the world trade center. >>> today was much more comforting in the sense the knew they were surrounded by family who understood your pain. it's a different kind of pain is in them in this matter then any other way. it has been a tradition since it was for his part on six months after the terror attacks those it cannot to see it this year were thinking about how the day will be remembered in years to come. it's a sad think families have to go through and i don't think politics arena. the future is here standing next to the beams of light to the 104

. >> reporter: a bell tolled six times marking the moments hijack asked planes crashed into both world trade center towers, the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many anniversaries you experience, for at least an instant, the terror of that moment returns. >> reporter: while the vice president marked the occasion in shanksville, the president took part in solemn care moan usc at the white house, arlington cemetery and the pentagon. >> this is never an easy day but it is especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3,000 innocents who lost hair lives. >> reporter: this year, elected officials did not speak in new york. it was dedicated solely to victim's families and first responders. >> there is a void in all our lives because of this that will never, ever be filled or healed. >> i hope we never lose focus on what really happened here and may we never forget nor forgive those responsible. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >> good m

. >> this is like a reading for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee, or something. i have a card here. i'm going to read off the promises he kept. ended the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, healthcare reform. >> the war in afghanistan is not -- >> depends on the eyes of the beholder. democrats in that hall and democrats for the most part are very happy with a lot of the things this president has done, and they have some understanding of what he's up against, and i think he has some understanding of what he's up against also, which he didn't have when he first got into office. if he gets reelected, he's learned a lot about how to be a president, and i think he's learned how to exercise power. i think we will see a very different barack obama the second four years than we did in the first. >> so this audience grew even more to like him, and it was pretty uniform, was it not? >> well, yes. i mean, they liked him to begin with, and his wife -- >> how do you know they liked him to begin with? >> because the poll shows democrats like their president, a lot of people i

perry, sr. [ bells toll ] [ playing "taps" ] [ playing "amazing grace" ] ♪ ♪ >> and while our thoughtsback today, the rebuilding does move on. a stunning new time-lapsed video has been released documents the rise of 1 world trade center, the building reaching higher and higher and taking its place on the skyline. already the tallest building in new york, 1 world trade center is scheduled to open in 2014, and it will be the tallest building in america. and a monument, 104 floors standing 1,776 feet fall. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," an inspirational comeback, the young woman who lost her limbs from that flesh-eating disease says she is stronger today than er before. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments a

the school bell tolls in the united states teatro cutbacks striking stop it see parents keep their kids at home for some living room. france is facing its most severe spending cuts in decades it's sending president all loans approval ratings into a nosedive election as he was to and austerity so he's promising to rescue the economy then within two years but says it needs multibillion euro cuts tax hikes including a seventy five percent staying on top earners paris based journalist barry landau does that all and is on the right road for fraud. spears and trouble and he had to give the impression that he was going to be as you call him so normal president getting away from the super activism sarkozy sarkozy conceded here he wanted to be kind of a president reside over a government and its daily business but while he's talking about that we want the economy it's going down the tubes in unemployment is rising and we are getting more and more happy at a time when the economy is shrinking. there talk us point eight percent growth or thirty thousand and thirteen. minimal to cut all that was th

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a moment of silence was held ofre followed by readings the victims' names followed by bell tolls for each of the person killed on that flight. >> no matter how you spend the day, you will remember where you were when the planes hit the towers and pentagon and the in shanks bill. >> if you remember, it was a day, blue skies just like today. was a tuesday, just like today. people had just gotten to work, the kids were in school, and changed forever. virtually everyone remembers what they were and were doing 11 years ago today. r and as fixing my hai plane had announced a trade center. i turned on that tv and saw plane hit the second building. i was dumbstruck. >> ronald davis was a cut at a restaurant. i thought i was looking at a said this was real. i know, i saw the hit through the people running. and when the pentagon was struck, the terror and chaos at home. what was your first concern? >> get out of the city. we thought was an attack on america and we didn't know what was next. and airlines as they've lost two aircraft. with another hijacked plane rumored to be heading here, the c

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the bell tolls. i'm involved with mankind. what we must understand and deal with that we can recognize one man under god indivisible for liberty and justice for all. liz: i want to get to challenge you are working on. north korea, kim jong and we'll let you in or not yet? >> we don't know. you have to talk to your enemy aid your friends and we don't have to worry about them. we have to deal with what what israel's wiccan get-together have a communication. i had mandela, the peace ambassador. perez appointed me the cheap investor of the middle east. you know the investor they appointed me, you have to bring people together of diverse entities and respect. respect culture, you know what i mean, inclusiveness in dealing with what people think you have to walk in their shoes and then you can talk about peace and make things happen. liz: who would be the boxer in korea? >> i want to make certain he gets an opportunity to prove he can be a mini tyson. they have some great games over there. the games in north korea, to some fantastic

four times today, that reading stopped. [ bell tolling ] >> the sound of the bell followed by the sound of i silence marks the moment the two planes hit the towers and the moment each tower fell. at the pentagon, president obama took part in a wreath laying ceremony. he said the wounds from 9/11 are still painful but the legacy of the unity and strength. >> as painful as this day is and always will be, it leaves us with a lesson, that no single event can ever destroy who we are. no act of terrorism can ever change what we stand for. instead, we recommit ourselves to the values that we believe in, holding firmly without wavering to the hope that we confess. that's the commitment that we reaffirm today. and that's why, when the history books are written, the true legacy of 9/11 will not be one of fear or hate or division, it will be a safer world, a stronger nation, and a people more united than ever before. >> we want to bring in reporters covering the 9/11 anniversary. poppy harlow, barbara starr, and dana bash on capitol hill. poppy you, had a chance to talk with the family of a trader

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. >> the bell tolled for each of the 72 men and women. mes were read aloud this morning [ bell ringing ] for the 11th year in a row redwood city fire captain organized this memorial to remember firefighters and police in the county who have passed away. >> we started it when -- february 2001. we lost matt smith, an academy mate of mine. it was the start of this. >> i did not know anything about this until rich was killed and -- and have not missed it, since. >> reporter: frank and his wife come to this wife every year. their son, richard may, was shot and kill inside 2006. >> all brought back to stark reality with a chp officer in the east bay. everything that happened there brought it back to us that happened with our son. so, it never stops. >> reporter: the grieving never ends but when friends and strangers come every year to pay their respects they say the show of support helps ease the pain. >> i did not know him personally outside of work. but they came, they come because they care [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: back to you. >>> this

. >> a bell tolled six times, marking the moments hijacked planes crashed in to both world trade centerers. the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania. and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many verses you experience, for at least an instant, the terror of that moment returns. >> while the vice president marked the occasion in thanksville, the president took part in solemn ceremonies at the white house. articling top ceremony. arlington ceremony and the pentagon. >> it's never an easy day but it's especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3,00,000 innocents who lost their lives. >> this year for the first time, elected officials did not speak at ceremony at the ground zero memorial. instead, ceremony alongside footprint of the twin towers was dedicated to solely to victims and first responders. >> thers a void in all of our lives because of this, that will never be filled or healed. >> i hope we never lose focus on what really happen here. more importantly may we never forget, forgive those responsible. >> remembrance continues with a tribute in light. beams f

and wasn't that for whom the bell tolls is about? the hemming way book with exactly that plot.er really red -- read anything. i am guessing you are on obama's side on this, or do i have it backwards? >> well, i blame it on the video. >> how is the high school kid getting this right? our government can't even get that right. and there is even a black market trade, and i think it was somewhere in new bedford, massachusetts, that's a boston -- i can't even do it. kids were bringing in bottles of chocolate syrup and selling squirts. it is like a russian black market based on our upcoming communist government president president -- government. >> they actually do that in russia. they go to mcdonalds and buy food and they buy it for people here in america. i blame you as ?b who only eats -- as somebody who only eats one meal a week. what advice do you have for these kids? >> if you are really going to make a statement you don't bring food to school. you go on a hunger strike. the skinny kids get skin me yes, sir and the fat kids are left diabetesy. that's when the boycott turns into

. >> a bell tolled six times marking the moments hijacked planes crashed into both world trade towers, the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many anniversaries you experience for at least an instant, the terror that moment returns. >> while the vice president marked the occasion in shanksville, the president took part in solemn ceremonies at the white house. arlington cemetery and the pentagon. >> this is never an easy day, but it is especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3,000 innocence who lost their lives. >> this year for the first time, elected officials did not speak during the ceremony at the ground zero memorial. instead, the event the footprints of the twin towers was dedicated solely to victim's families and first responders. >> the bond that god created in moms womb can never be destroyed. >> a void will never be filled or healed. >> i hope we never lose focus on what happened here and more importantly, may we never forget nor forgive those responsible. >> ceremonies are over, but the remembrances cont

the leader of al-qaeda. [ bells toll ] >> james c. o'brien junior. >> michael c.rien. >> scott j. o'brien. ♪ ♪ >> no matter how many times we come together on this hallowed ground, know this. your loveed ones will never be forgotten. somewhere, a son is growing up with his father's eyes, and a daughter has her mother's laugh. living reminders that those who died are with us still. >> i can feel him with me. i'm thinking about you all the time. me and mommy miss you. hugs and kisses from your baby girl. ♪ >> dana: moving tribute on the day, 11th anniversary of the day that changed the world. it certainly changed everybody's life across america. in particular, our troops. we want to thank very much for what they did in the aftermath of that. reflection,eric? you had a personal experience there. >> eric: right. 1993, i was in the world trade center when the islamic terrorists tried to blow the building up. they exploded a van in a parking garage, felt the whole building shake. everything, the building held. i also watched on 9/11 the second plane fly in the tower. i

of course, president obama, of course as usual spoke out on 9/11. [ bells tolling ] >> today we remember a day that began like so many others, tries school and commutes to work. early flights and familiar routines quick hugs, and quiet moments. it was a day like this one a clear blue sky, a bit of sky that would soon be filled with clouds of smoke and prayers of a nation shaken to its core. >> but we have been told over and over again well, there was nothing that could have been done. well, that turns out to be not true but dick cheney just went even further. now here's what ensaid about the president "if president obama were participating in intelligence briefings on a regular basis perhaps he would understand why people are so offended at his effort to take sole credit for the killing of osama bin laden. >> he didn't take sole credit. he thanked the navy seals intelligence every single time. >> you're talking about getting bin laden? you loser you miserable failure of a human being, dick cheney, what did you do to get bin laden for eight years? not a damn thing. you were a pathetic mis

in their home monday...from what police say were traumatic injuries.less than a mile away, the bell tolls outside st. charles church...inside, prayers for the victims. victims."that an elderly coupleefound dead in their home, and i remember telling my wife i hope its not the peppers and it was"the couple's deacon, stephen attorney...visited the peppers not long before their death: deacon roscher says grandson matthew long was also there.. there.."he was cordial a little on the quiet side"long would go missing the night his grandparent's bodies were discovered by police.right now, detectives are waiting foo his ccndition to improve at an oklahoma hospital before quessioning him.leaving tonight, even a long-time prosecutor and man of faith to try to understand: understand:"apparently he was in armed services in wwii made it through that, and to die in the comfort of your own home" the peppers were buried today on the eastern shore.live in pikesville, jp fox45 news at ten. police are still investigating a shooting in north balttmore last night nightwhen a police officer arrived on the scene

. >> in san jose bell toll for the first response firefighter firefighters.athered at station 1 on north market street to pay respects. >> frank j callahan. frank east positive seat oychlt in san francisco they remember the 3 43 firefighters who died in new york. and what they did. >> sacrifice that people make. it does remind us about the constitutes and responsibilities that these young men and women have. >>reporter: 53 cadette going through the academy now joined them. they will graduate in december. >> we brought them hear today to station 7 just to put in their minds the great sacrifice in a contrary like this about to embark upon e-union city many gather at the permanent flight 93 memorial. it was built hear because the flight that wept down in pennsylvania was bound for san francisco. many of those on board lived or worked here. in san francisco, recently opened recreation center in china town named after betty ong the american airlines flight attendant who called the airline emergency line to let the world know the plane had been hijacked. she played

. >> my father, ryan junior. [ bell tolling ] >> it's especially difficult for all of you.who lost their lives, your mothers and fathers, your husbands and wives, your sons and your daughters. they were taken from us suddenly and far too soon. >> thank you for joining us today. >> the various different ways we've been remembering all day long the horrors 11 years ago on september 11th. i wanted to show you something i woke up to the newspapers in new york city, daily news, with is the "new york post," which may be more significant. nothing on there about 9/11. as far as i can remember, this may be the very first time, i've been trying to trace back all of the different "new york post" covers since 2001. this may be the first time it's not on the front cover. i don't know whether that signals we're moving on that we should be, that we need to be, that we will never forgot, none of us will, not in new york, not in the city, no in the the country but perhaps it doesn't consume us completely on september 11th.gluc naunr smart . they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slow