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dorothy morgan, una vecina , el nÚmero 1556 en ser identificada.e las historias, doble sobreviviente, Él ha trabajo como camarero durante dos ataques, el primero en 1963, cuando estallÓ un camiÓn bomba en la torre norte, donde murieron 6 personas, una de ellas, su mejor amigo, y el segundo, septiembre. borja: el seÑor do santos dice que conserva el uniforme que vestÍa precisamente ese 11 de septiembre. ese dÍa tan fatÍdico, sigue yendo a terapia porque le cuesta muchÍsimo superar lo que video. nos conectamos con Él, se encuentran en brooklyn. ¿dÓnde estaba usted en el momento del ataque? gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. >> yo era el camarero, estaba en el dreen house, en el hotel ma —— marriot, estaba sirviendo a las 8:00 p.m., hoy oÍmos un ruido grandÍsimo. alguien comentÓ que era un temblor de tierra, ya con la experiencia de la expresiÓn anterior en el 93 quÉ fue, mÁs o menos, la primera, yo empecÉ a caminar con mi bolso, y le dije "vamos afuera porque aquÍ estÁ pasando algo". aileen: don santos, han pasado 20 aÑos, sin emba

the science out of that necessity to make more ids >> reporter: just this week, they made two, dorothy morgan, an insurance broker, and another unidentified victim the technology has come a long way, especially with extracting dna from bone so this looks very different than it did in 2001. >> yes there is no mortar and pestle here. >> reporter: using fake samples, the lab showed us the process. >> being able to grind into that fine powder allows the chemicals to better act on to those, you know, cells to extract the dna. >> reporter: and now desire says new more sensitive technology will give them even better chance of making an id >> i'm very appreciative of the work that they're doing. >> people trying to identify everybody, i think they're -- no one is ever going to forget. >> reporter: your office has described it as a secret obligation. >> we made a commitment 20 years ago to identify everyone, and that commitment is as strong today as it was 20 years ago >> reporter: his ripped jacket from 9/11 hangs in the lab, a reminder there is still work to be done stephanie gosk, nbc news, new yor

dorothy morgan, a 47-year-old long island woman was among the victims, although her remains were never identified. now 20 year later, the new york city medical examiner's office has identified her dna from fragments recovered from the twin tower site. >> it was a shock. it was a shock. i think i just, it, yeah. that's the only thing i can say is it was really shocking. you're reliving it all over again. >> a second victim's dna has also been identified, but that family wants privacy. >>> coming up on nbc nightly news, a deeper look into the dna sequencing technology. nbc news was given access to a high-tech training lab where forensic scientists are learning to use the new tools. the work to identify victims has not stopped. still 40% of families have not had the remains of their loved ones id d. >> everything that destroys dna was present at ground zero. so fire, water, sunlight, mold, bacteria. jet fuel, diesel. all of that. the elements. all of those things destroy dna. and added to that was the fragmentation. >> mark desire says in some cases the scientific team has been able to re

dorothy morgan of hem stead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remain unidentified. >>> we should note that abc news will have coverage all week here as we mark 20 years since 9/11. robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and rob bun, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation remembers. >>> in the meantime, we turn to texas tonight. one week after that sweeping abortion law took effect banning abortions in that state about six weeks, governor greg abbott signing into law tonight a sweeping new voting law. one of the most restrictive ever. here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: today in texas -- >> election integrity is now law in the state of texas. >> reporter: -- governor greg abbott signing some of the mos

identified which is quite extraordinary, if you think about it, 20 years later, a woman called dorothy morgance broker at the world trade center, she has been missing ever since, her remains were identified through dna, and another person, a man, but he has not been named. fik. man, but he has not been named. 0k. s-ueakin man, but he has not been named. 0k. speaking to — man, but he has not been named. 0k. speaking to us from the signed —— the site, overlooking ground zero. we will hopefully be crossing over to the pentagon where president biden and the vice president will be attending a wreath—laying ceremony, and that will be just before nine o'clock this evening. so, i hope you canjoin us for that. o'clock this evening. so, i hope you can join us for that. and also finding out how the story and many others are being covered in sunday mornings papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are natalie fahy — she's the senior editor for nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo. and i'm alsojoined byjoe mayes who is a uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. an arson attack at a manchester mosqu

dorothy morgan was working in the north tower at the time of the attacks, and her daughter, joined me. it is amazing what they do with dna testing 20 years later. how are you feeling after receiving this news? >> it is still a shock. i can't grasp it right now. >> did you expect to receive this news. >> not at this point. never expected this at all. jillian: you have two kids, 24, and 18, the 24-year-old very young at the time this happened but the 18-year-old living a life never knowing her grandmother and how you talk to them about this? >> we started talking about it, very close to his grandmother, followed her everywhere and how it affected, it wasn't until he was at school and started talking about it and he just recently shared that with me. jillian: what does it mean to have this news on the twentieth anniversary, bittersweet for your -- >> i can't put it into words. just i don't know. it is, the finalization, i don't think there will ever be closure. my mom was 47 when this happens, so young. being 24 at the time living most of my adult life without my mother with me. jillian:

one of them is dorothy morgan.d lived on long island her remains weren't identified until now. at the family's request the name of the other person recently identified is not being released >>> and as the biden administration prepares to declassify some documents about the investigation, the embassy to the u.s. says it welcomes their release. the families of some victims believe the papers will include evidence saudi officials were involved in the attack the embassy says any allegation of complicity is categorically false. >>> in an event honoring labor unions, president biden says a measure of success is how working families doing >> some people started seeing the stock market and corporate profits and executive pay as the only measure for our economic growth by the way, the stock market has gone up exponentially since i've been president you haven't heard me say a word about it i'm glad it's gone up. no problem >> the s&p is up almost 19% since biden's inauguration, a gain of 68% during the years trump was in the

according to the new york chief medical examiner, one victim is dorothy morgan of hempstead, new york family. ♪ >>> protestors taking to the streets of brazil in rallies opposing and supporting president bolsonaro, bolsonaro is clashing with the judiciary over changes to the voting system. critics think that he wants to overrun the country's supreme court. >>> howard university forced to cancel classes on tuesday after a ransom wear attack. the school's information technology team detected unusual activity on the network last week. and school officials say there is no evidence that personal information was accessed. >>> let's talk more about president biden's national address tomorrow on the covid pandemic. joining us is historian and professor at princeton. no question with all the multiple crisis, august was not a good month for president biden and 42% of americans feel he doesn't have a good plan to fight covid. how important is this speech? >> it is extremely important. this is a presidency that will be made or broken based on how the president does with covid, how well that he ca

dorothy morgan, an insurance broker, and another unidentified victim.y with extracting dna from bone. >> so this looks very different than it did in 2001. >> yes. yeah. there's no mortar here. >> reporter: using fake samples t lab showed us the process. >> being able to grind into the ground powder enables the chemicals to better act on the cells to extract the dna. >> reporter: now he says new more sensitive technology will give them an even better chance of making an i.d. >> i'm very appreciate the work they're trying to do. >> no one's ever going to forget. >> your office has described it as a sacred obligation. >> we made a commitment 20 years ago to identify everyone, and that commitment is as strong today as it was 20 years ago. >> reporter: his ripped jacket from 911 hangs in the lab, a reminder there's still work to be done. >>> joining us now, former democrat congressman max rose of new york. he recently finished a sick-month stint as a senior provider on the covid-19 defense and he served with the war in afghanistan. you were a teenager living

. >> just this week they made two dorothy morgan an insurance broker and another unidentified victim.racting dna from bone. >> so this looks very different than it did in 2001. >> yes. yeah, there is no mortar and pessel here. >> the lab showed us the process. >> being able to grind into that fine poud area louz the chemicals to better act on to those, you know, cells to extract the dna. >> and now desire says new more sensitive technology will give them an even better chance of making an id. >> i'm very appreciative of the work they're doing. >> these people try to identify everybody, i think they're -- no one is ever going to forget. >> your office described it as a sacred obligation. >> we made a commitment 20 years ago to identify everyone. and that commitment is as strong today as it was 20 years ago. >> his ripped jacket from 9/11 hangs in the lab. a reminder there is still work to be done. there are families that have told the medical examiner's office they don't want to be notified if their loved one is identified and real you, jeff this is about people grieving in different k

dorothy morgan worked as an insurance broker in the north tower.akia says one of her fondest memories was watching her mom do her hair and makeup as she got ready for work every morning. there she is. but after the towers fell, dorothy's remains were never identified until a dna match came through just a few days ago. they're still working at this. nakia told cnn she was in denial for years. >> september 11 on my calendar didn't exist. it was september 10th, september 12th. on the 11th, difficult nothing. if it was a workday i stayed home. i didn't answer the phone. didn't watch television at all. nothing. september 11 did not exist for me for many years. >> that's a tough day for so many americans. nakia says that tomorrow when she reads her mom's name aloud at the memorial service, it will be the first time she's ever been to ground zero. it will be the same for her mom's best friend who will be by her side tomorrow. that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. m

dorothy morgan disappeared into the rubble of a collapsed tower like most of the 2753 victims on theorning of september 11. she was working as an insurance broker in the north tower. with no remains her daughter was never able to give her a proper burial but now the detectives have arrived that the new york city medical examiner's office positively identified to earthy morgan -- dorothy morgan saying, i did not know they were attempting this after all those years. at this point, what is it you are sifting through? you will probably see many stories of this leading up to september 11. on saturday we will give you the chance to express your thoughts on the anniversary and the events of september 11. we go to anne in new york, republican line. good morning. caller: hi. mis-c spin? host: yes, you are on. caller: i would just like to comment about the overall economic policies. certain economic groups feel they should get so much compensation for food and for this and for that. but what really irks me, if you could just give me a minute, you know, the politicians -- let me put it this way

morello >> yvette nicole moreno >> dorothy morgan >> richard j. >> blanca robertina morocho morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho morocho >> dennis gerard moroney >> lynne irene morris >> and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare, and we mourn every left, smile, we will never be able to share with you. in the place, and emptiness that will never be filled. simply put, you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. each memory a gift we will always treasure. or as dark as that they was, to know you was to know and love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> unto my grandfather, battalion chief fdny, my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you. please continue to watch over daddy, the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and gone but never forgotten. i love you always and i have so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace, grandpa. >> lynne irene morris >> odessa v. morris >> seth allan morris >> steve morris >> christopher martel morrison >> ferdinand

morello yvette nicole moreno dorothy morgan richard j.gan nancy morgenstern sanae mori blanca robertina morocho morocho leonel geronimo morocho morocho dennis gerard moroney and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare and we mourn every laugh, every smile, every story we will not be able to share with you. your place, and emptiness that will never refill. you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. a gift we will always treasure. for as dark as that day was, to know you was to know a love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> and to my grandfather. my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you because you are still talked about every single day. please continue to watch over the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and will be gone but never forgotten. i am so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace. ♪ lynne irene morris odessa v. morris seth allan morris steve morris christopher martel morrison ferdinand v. morrone william david moskal b

despuÉs de casi 20 aÑos identifican a dorothy morgan y aÚn hombre cuyo nombre no ha sido revelado a peticiÓnidar es el lema del museo del 11 de septiembre, un espacio imponente que nos adentra en la historia de los ataques que marcaron un antes y un despuÉs en el paÍs. >> dentro del aviÓn en el piso entre 96 y 99 en la torre norte, el aviÓn entrÓ por acÁ y no partiÓ la acera, sino que lo doblo. peggy: de esa resistencia darÍan las decenas de miles de piezas de su colecciÓn. >> mucha gente ni siquiera sabÍa lo que estaba pasando y pudieron salir por acÁ. peggy: como las escaleras de los sobrevivientes. >> todas las personas que pudieron salir y sobrevivir pasaron por acÁ. peggy: los socorristas se dirigÍan al perÍodo valientemente. >> Éste es el camiÓn del cuerpo de bomberos de la ciudad de nueva york, uno de los primeros en llegar a la zona 0. lamentablemente muchos de esos partieron la vida. peggy: por son los primeros en venir a socorrer por eso son honrados junto a las vÍctimas con fotos y mensajes. una de las piezas que mÁs llama la atenciÓn es la Última columna llena de recuerdos e insc

dorothy morgan 94th floor same building working at insurance company. ughter any kia. two decades later dorothy became 1,646th victim identified by d.n.a. just this week. dorothy's daughter nikea and tom's daughter joins us now. ladies, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> good morning. will: nikea this week your mother was identified by d.n.a. >> yeah. will: tell me what that feels like. just this tuesday you got the news she was formally identified? does that provide you what type of emotion and resolve? >> it was reliving it all over again. it was very shocking, just -- it just brought me back to 20 years ago. will: what did it bring back? your mother worked on the 94 of the floor. tell me about that phone call. >> i called her every morning while she was at work and that morning we were speaking about my son's school supply list. my son was 4 at the time starting pre-k and so it was maybe 10 minutes before and since i'm glad i had that time, that phone call before. i got to tell her that i loved her. >> so i'm very happy about that. w