darin taylor hoover. these are servants. >> miranda: they are the best of us. more you find out about these young men and women, you see that their lives were dedicated to the duty and service in their country. they are marvelous representation of their generation, and we should not forget. we should respect their generation. generation y, they've inherited a world with the moral capital depleted by their feckless elders. they are destined to rebuild that moral capital. i think on their young shoulders, we can trust that they will do that because they really are, they have everything. compassion, kindness, patriotism, these young men and women just make you proud. our hearts go out to their families. they did not die in vain because their memories will live on. they saved a lot of people. >> kayleigh: emily, america showing their appreciation. i spoke on friday night in texas, we only knew nine people at the time. the audience stood, huge standing ovation for these heroes. the atlanta braves leaving seats open at their game for these heroes. >> emily: thank you

marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover from salt lake city. at 31 the oldest. 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola, 20. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, 20, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo, 25. marine corporal humberto sanchez, 22. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, 20. navy corpsman maxton soviak, 22, his father told a reporter that in the last facetime with their son his mother told him to be safe. he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." she now realizes that they all just went together. >> a grateful nation paying tribut it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat.

marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover, from salt lake city. his father calling him "one heck of a leader." army staff sergeant ryan knauss. marine corporal hunter lopez. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum of jackson, wyoming, was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william-tyler page. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo. marine corporal humberto sanchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz. %-p in the last facetime with their son, when his mother told him to be safe, he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." today she realized that they all just went together. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. an incredibly solemn day. we were watching you on the air with this today, and it's impossible to imagine what these families are going through, and what they'll go through for years to come. i know the question now, how to p

marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover from salt lake city at 31, the oldest.z, 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola, 20. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, 20 from california, his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23, marine sergeant johanny rosario, 20, humberto sanchez, 22 and jared schmitz, 20, maxton soviak, his mother told him to be safe and he said, don't worry, mom. my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me. she now realizes that they all just went together. all together, all doing heroic work trying to save the lives of others, michael. >> so young, it's heartbreaking, thank you. thank you so much for that. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> michael, as the light comes up in new orleans we're able to see the bed -- breadth of damage. the drone that you see above me here, that is a music store collapsed. it's actually called the carnoski music store and has chilling history

ainsley: he was the oldest of three, two little sisters and named after you, darin taylor hoover, youting through it. you know, no parent should have to bury their sons or daughters it's not supposed to work that way, and here i am, here his mom is and here his sisters are and their husband's as well, as well as grandparents and aunts, uncles, cousins, he's got two nieces as well and they're only going to grow up knowing him by what we tell them and what they will be able to see just from the pictures and stuff that we have. ainsley: they will know their uncle is a hero. did you have an opportunity to talk to him recently? >> i did. i talked to him before he left, and we talked again. its been approximately a month, month and a half ago while he was stationed over there, and he was upbeat, he was happy, just very positive about what was going on. ainsley: when was his tour supposed to end? >> he was supposed to be home september 15. ainsley: wow. then what were his plans for his life? what did he want to do? i know he served 11 years in the marines. >> it's funny you should ask that.

picture president biden glancing at his watch as the remains are being transferred, darin hoover again who is the father of taylorm, they would release the salute and he would look down at his watch on every last one. all 13 he looked down at his watch. and as a father, you know, seeing that and the disrespect, and hearing from his former leaders, one of his master sergeants said exactly what you just said, that this was avoidable. >> john: we have not heard an explanation from the white house as to what the president was doing, was he looking at his watch to check the time or marking time with each of the remains transferred, but it's reminiscent on a much larger scale of what happened in that town hall debate back in october of 1992 when bush 41 looked at his watch and was seen as being sort of in callous disregard of the people who were there for the town hall thinking that he had better places to be, and that's why he was looking at his watch. >> and he was wildly pilloried for it. we'll see what the mainstream press cork on the white house press corps does to jen psaki about this and to joe biden. i hope tha