. >> yang: the door of jack delaney's long island home is always open.they share an unbreakable bond, forged in the smoke and flames of the world trade center. >> this photo was taken about 30 seconds before tower 2 collapsed. in the front there leading the way is jack, and i would be back here. >> yang: 20 years later, the memories are still vivid. >> when i got back from ground zero, that was actually in my jacket pocket. >> yang: they were among the new york presbyterian hospital paramedics who raced downtown from manhattan's upper east side. >> it seemed like the top of the building kind of tilted, but then the entire sky went gray and there's just a moment where we all kind of looked at each other and kind of gave each other permission to do whatever we needed to do to survive. >> we ran for our lives as the buildings were coming down. tremendous dust you couldn't see in front of your face, but we were trying to find, i was trying to find the rest of my staff. >> yang: the remains of two of them were not found for months: mario santoro and keith fai

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delaney nolan is an activist and organizer for southern solidarity, a grassroots organisation that deliversople, and which has been helping with the relief effort. shejoins me from downtown new orleans. you do not have any electricity so you are coping with what? candles and torches? lats so you are coping with what? candles and torches?- candles and torches? lots of candles- _ candles and torches? lots of candles. some _ candles and torches? lots of candles. some have - candles and torches? lots of candles. some have lamps. candles and torches? lots of. candles. some have lamps but, yes, ifeel like i'm an altar right now. yes, i feel like i'm an altar right "ow-— yes, i feel like i'm an altar riaht now. . ~ ., right now. talk as though the situation where _ right now. talk as though the situation where you - right now. talk as though the situation where you are. - right now. talk as though the | situation where you are. what are you seeing? fist situation where you are. what are you seeing?— situation where you are. what are you seeing? at the moment it is very dark— are you seeing? at the

olivia munn and john delaney are expecting -- john mulaney expecting their first child.ear personally which involved going to rehab. munn is 41 and will become a mother for the first time. congratulations to them both. who will be dancing on the new season of dancing with the stars? we are getting our first look at the celebrities who will be waltzing into the ballroom. the reveal coming up on gma. >>>> season 30. are you ready? he is wrestling royalty. get pumped. it is jojo say hello to olivia jade. turn up the resistance, because it is peloton instructor cody rigsby. it is gymnast sunni lee. fitness influencer and talk show host amanda. it is the karate kid. blinged empire's christine shu. it is the real housewife, can you more -- kenya moore. say hello to brian austin green. kumasi: this was too you should have been in the studio. we were like, oh my god. julian: gma is talking to all of the stars from disneyland this morning after abc 7 mornings. you can watch the season premiere of dancing with the stars on september 20 at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7 and live twe

. >> delaney, i lost my father mark and my two uncles, steven and thomas, and they also worked for canteraring. he worked for canter fitzgerald, as well, on the 101st floor of the north tower. >> tell me about some of the people or organizations who has helped you get through that awful time and helped get you to here. >> early on after september 11th, it was family and neighbors and communities around us. it was really nice to have whether it was going to a baseball game or help -- someone helping me write a college essay or later on career guidance. >> i'm wondering what you think your fathers, you all lost your fathers, how they would want you, us, to commemorate this day. >> because i was younger at the time, i obviously didn't know them that well. i think they would want me to enjoy my life and just to surround myself with good people. and you know, just keep on track. that's what they would want. >> my father was always known for having a really big smile always. i think something he'd want me to continue doing. i guess be positive. which i try to do. obviously that's tough sometime

ken delaney made his way to guantanamo bay, the hearing postponed last year because of the pandemic.orter: craig, it was fairly dramatic. in part because this is the first time in more than 500 days that khalid sheikh mohammed and those other four defendants had appeared in open court and you had relatives of 9/11 victims sitting there in the courtroom alongside several journalists and others. it was a packed courtroom. ksm came in wearing a turban. he's got that orange beard dyed with henna. he answered yes in english when the judge explained to him his right to be there or to not be there depending on his choosing. it was quite jarring never having covered this proceeding to see ksm, the mastermind, the confessed mastermind of 9/11 bantering and smiling with his co-defendant. he was accused of training some of the hijackers in hand to hand combat and it is a reminder that these five defendants have not been brought to justice. yes, they're here confined to guantanamo bay, but we are in the ninth hear of pre-trial hearings in the proceeding that most national security experts i've s

. >> i, hereby, confirm the degree, bachelor of arts, upon reagan delaney tokes. >> she got a standingy park, where reagan lost her life. that's been transformed. it's now a tranquility garden in her memory. >> i choose to believe, in my heart, that her presence is still here. her legacy gets to be that she still is here in this world, changing this world, and making a difference. that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> i just got home, and i opened the door, is my husband's dead on the floor. >> a husband and father suddenly gone. >> did he hit his head? did he have a heart attack? >> i said something's wrong, something's wrong. >> there was a lot of blood. >> then they found the bullets. he'd been shot with two different guns. >> two guns, does that mean two shooters? >> one could argue that. >> detectives would unravel a staggering plan of stone cold evil. >>

just scribe for us what it is yo're seal in john delaney. >> so, i'm in the car, because i got a glimpseat the improvised encampment looks like. you can't see that much. what you see are people sort of huddled beneath this bridge because it offers some shade from the sun out here. and there's just shndz of people there. some people have made shelters out of cane that line the river. some people have brought blankets over and make little shelters there. it's overcrowded. there's human refuse, i'm told, by people close to the area,nd the sheriff did not take us closer because of what he described-- in his words-- third-world country conditions and it being pretty dangerous. >> we know that customs and border protection says they're surging personnel to try to deal with it. can you tell from your reporting and what you have seen what is needed and how much support is actually being given for this community? >> at last count, i just heard from border patrol, there are 13,700 people there, and you have no idea whether they've been tested for covid, whether they've had any interaction with the

let's bring in ken delaney. ken, it's great to have you with us.mestic terrorism has been well documented over the last decade. we keep hearing about it. we keep talking about it. if law enforcement has been aware it's a growing problem, why is it still growing? that is a great question, jeff. in fairness, law enforcement does not have the same tools to combat domestic terrorism that they do to go after international terrorism. namely, a statute penalizing material support for terrorism. that doesn't really apply in a domestic context. they use that a lot against isis and al qaeda supporters in the united states. but really, it's not clear that this is aly enforcement problem when you get to the heart of it. and i think john cohen spoke to that when he said we're an incredibly divided society. he said foreign adversaries actually are spewing propaganda online to take advantage of that. and he further said current former elected officials are amplifying that propaganda and he didn't mention donald trump by name, but it was pretty clear what he was t

the bill i proposed used to be bipartisan when my friend john delaney from maryland cared.something we did together to try and get the vote on both sides. entitlement spending will take a bipartisan compromise to reign in. host:host: you did an interview with her home state of which says, cole pushes for native american voting rights against infrastructure package. would you vote for it when it comes on thursday and what is this effort on native american voting rights? guest: i am going to vote against it if it comes up on thursday. one, we said it was fully paid for, it is not. second, the house had nothing to do with writing this. it did not even go through the appropriate committee in the senate where oklahoma has representation. i think we would've had a chance to have our concerns taking care of. that did not happen. third, it has been linked to the reconciliation bill. democrats presented both or neither and that is not going to encourage republican support. the terms of native american voting right act, it is something that is very bipartisan. therese davids and i co