jewels and gideon node. >> holy shit. >> they're documentary makers and friends of mine. >> there's always room for history. that day we were chosen to be the witness. >> the strange thing is, the tape, the whole story, it kind of happened by accident. i mean, we didn't mean to make a documentary about 9/11. we wanted to make a documentary about a firefighter. that's how the whole thing got started. >> one, two, three, four. >> more to the point, the plan was to follow a rookie on the job. we coal them probies. almost like a kid become a man in nine months. >> my name's paul. >> i'm john. >> antonio. >> tony. >> i was a police officer for a while i was a pizza man, actually, a pays man runs. >> this was my first job. >> i waned to be a hero. this is the only thing you can do to do that. >> this is the kid, this is the kid, let's go. >> we got tony assigned to my firehouse, one of the biggest in the city. it's ladder one. there's a whole other company, engine 7. their guys who fought some of the worst fires you can imagine. soon, they'd face the unthinkable. question was, would tony be read

gideon took his camera and started walking down the trade center.ide and he wanted to get to him. >> what really stick in my mind is passing by people and feeling them and feeling their astonishment. i remember tilting the camera back and forth between the people and the tower in front of me. [ continued sirens ] >> both towers had been hit by aircraft, both are in flames. >> there are black smoke coming from both of the towers. >> it is a horrific scene here. >> may day, may day! >> there were two planes. i saw the second one hit. >> they hit the other tower. the second plane hit and we had a lot of people. >> stay together. >> the second plane. >> now the chiefs would have to set up a whole other operation over in tower two. >> when the second plane h hits - that's when we could see fear. >> both of them are on fire. >> we could see it in everybody's eyes. >> we heard boom! >> all the elevators are blocked out. >> it was crowded. people were coming down burnt. >> upstairs in tower one, the guys from my fire house were now ten floors up and climbin

gideon, let's start with you. watching the film 20 years later. you overcome with the emotions that you felt 20 years ago? >> yes, just watching gives me goosebumps. at the end of that, 20 years later, it is the same thing. to be completely in awe with what we witnessed, the three of us. those who came to rescue what we forgot to say often. that police and firefighters and civilians rescued almost 15,000 pe people. it is extraordinary. >> it really is when you think about the towers and the lives. you were there when the first tower collapsed and you had to use the light on your camera to them firefighters find a way out. i vividly remember that part of film when i watched this many years ago, when it first came out. >> what do you remember most? >> it was these moments where you realize, time becomes fluid. it is elastic. you have minutes. you have the impress it lasted for hours and hours. that light was a little beacon of hope. through that light, we were finding the first people who would retrieve bodies. the body of that fantastic chaplain of

cnn is honored to bring you the epic film "9/11" that was born when two french bothers, jules and gideon oday when james hanlon were shooting a documentary about a rookie in down on it man mat tan. it was transformed into a gripping minute by minute eyewitness account of the first responders who rushed to the scene and tried to save people while the towers burned then fell. the brothers kept their cameras rolling capturing historic footage of real life heroes headed towards danger in the area that became known as ground zero. ♪♪ ♪ >> when you work in a firehouse seven blocks from the two tallest buildings in new york, you get to know every step, every staircase, every story. >> jim. couldn't get too close to -- >> i'm james hanlon. i'm a filmmaker and a fireman at ladder 1 downtown. during the summer before 9/11 there were days we'd go to the trade center five times in a single shift. >> we'll send you some help. >> my point is, we knew those towers as well as anybody. but nobody, nobody expected september 11th. [ screaming ] >> the world trade center. >> on that day, guys from my fireho

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the choppers could fly with police approval australian the 1st, unless gideon rosner gave us his view on the development on suspicion is they did that because they thought that there was so many angry and frustrated people in melbourne that it people saw, had been the protest were but actually come enjoining and we can't be under any illusions as to what's happening here. for the 1st time in australia, the victorian police has since effectively since the broadcast media. once you have the police censoring the free praise, you're entering a very, very dangerous territory. we are using a terrorism police officer on australian citizen on protest. we shouldn't have a situation where police protest press free protest this baldly with rubber bullets, which he guess police climates. because under crone of ours rules, you can't gather publicly for any reason, including protesting. i actually think there's an element of politicization that could he upstream police brutality we've thing, it is an attempt to crush people who crossed into 2 baldly. take down, people who disagree with these insane

going to be cool. lead my, my, the way i said before the deadline, but it was the deadline by the gideon. people inside the country cannot because or run into taking has to be deficient now on the streets of concrete. so there is a sense of relief that the functions actually targeted those in power and their families and not the entire populace or the economy. there was war is for the summit of the course of states in across the functions. blanket functions could cause serious in a country that is suffering from huge economic problems, unemployment and also crime. to warn this, you can speak jonathan marks, director as, as a b i strategy group. he joins us live from paris by skype. is it possible then for the international community to support countries like guinea and molly preventing more political turbulence without making life even more difficult for people in this policy stricken region and good evening and, and thank you for having me. yeah, i think in a, in a piece i recently wrote with a colleague jeffrey smith's full foreign policy. i made the point that the international commun

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capital is going to be cool. lead monday we said before the deadline, but that was the deadline by the gideon people. he said the country cannot because or run into taking has 2 decisions. now on the streets of concrete. so there is a sense of relief of the sanctions actually targeted those in power and their families and not the entire populace or the economy. there was war is call the summit of the course of states in across the functions. blanket functions could cause seriousness in a country that is suffering from huge economic problems, unemployment, and also crime. the world health organization says it will help lebanon find solutions to its health care crisis. the group's director general is visiting by a week after the formation of the new government. lebanon is close to bankruptcy, and the country is running short of medical supplies and equipment, and 100 reports. now from beirut. basic services are crumbling, with lebanon's health care system, particularly affected by its worsening financial crisis. there is little hard currency to buy medicine and supplies. it's hard to find life

thank you, gideon. >> thank you, brian. >> i feel for the australians. gavin newsome is nervous and reverting to desperate measures nobody caw coming. that story straight ahead. >> all right, only seven days left until the california recall election. the polls show a real chance to oust the sitting governor gavin newsom. it is not hard to see why gavin newsom is nervous about that possibility. at a rally with elizabeth warren on sunday who admitted he's not very good at his job, in fact, gavin newsom anyone who identifies as a woman would be a better governor than he is. >> women are smarter in politics, smarter and the senate, smarter and economics. women rule! [cheers and applause] man! >> caitlyn jenner, that can be a big boost. gavin newsom to make the case for his removal from office. in seven days, we will see if voters believe in it. that is about it for us tonight and tune in each night at 8:00. to the show that is the sworn enemy of line, groupthink. don't forget to dvr the show if you haven't done that already. also good news the president and

create the cool leader my my, the way i said before the deadline, but it was the deadline by the gideon. people inside the country cannot be forced or rushed into taking has 2 decisions now on the streets of cannot create. so there is a sense of relief that the sanctions actually targeted those in power and their families and not the entire populace or the economy. there was worried because the summit of the process of states in across the functions blanket functions could cause seriousness in a country that is suffering from huge economic problems, unemployment and also crime. the u. s. has temporarily closed a border crossing with mexico or at least 10 phones and migrants waiting to be processed by immigration authorities. most of them is staying at a makeshift cam on the bridge in the border time of the real us border region. say they're providing basic services, john home and has more and i full mexico city. the men of del rio has said that this could be a historic crisis, is saying that they need more help to deal with this huge come that sprung up so quickly under the bridge on th

humiliated, no longer in power in a country chaos. faced with uncertainty, nicholas hunk, al jazeera, gideon journalist, the use of bar has this update from con accurate. now, the president is going to handle the special false i'm. they said, if i didn't, the 6 month is going to off when the president for getting else to go to walk model or government authority report tomorrow. if i didn't build it, anybody will refuse to go to tech, especially the color room in the special ed will be at rest just now committed most talking to will be john, at least i don't do national tv show tonight. do we have the coffee? they said yes, so this school is not submitted to. this is what it people to free to people were suffering. so they're all giving us the support that you said you're getting the support from the public. everybody is in line with the pool. it goes up to now did you call people? so merely as a way to st. dancing, welcoming, and there's no military patrol industry. nobody's football industry. what is the model? so you go to work tomorrow, definitely 100 percent the new job. so see that ever

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gideon >> thank you, brian. , thank you so much. >> i feel for the australians.verting to desperate measures nobody saw coming. that story straight ahead. . narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org >> brian: all right, only seven days left until the california recall election. the polls show a real chance to oust the sitting governor gavin newsom. it is not. hard to see why gavin newsom is nervous about that possibility. at a rally with elizabeth warren on sunday whoit admitted he's nt very good at his job, in fact, gavin newsom anyone who identifies as a woman would be a better governor than he is. >> women are smarter in politics, smarter and the senate, smarter and economics. women rule! [cheers and applause] man!an >> caitlyn jenner, that can be a big boost. gavin newsom to make the case for his

filmmakers jules and gideon naudet were making a documentary about the f.d.n.y. >> crowd: oh, my god!floors on fire. it looked like the plane was aiming towards the building. >> dispatch: engine 6 to manhattan, k. engine 6. >> radio: the world trade center, tower number one is on fire! >> dispatch: engine 1-0, world trade center 10-60. sendevery available ambulance, everything you got to the world trade center now! >> pelley: dispatch launched an armada. >> dispatch: engine 2-1-1, ladder 11, engine 4-4, engine 22, engine 53... >> pelley: 121 engines, 62 ladder companies, 100 ambulances, 750 members of the f.d.n.y. >> dispatch: attenion 68 engine, 35 engine, 50 engine, 64 engine, 94 engine, 83 engine. >> pelley: at f.d.n.y. headquarters in brooklyn, 54-year-old chief of department peter ganci, jr. raced to his car. he was the boss, leading the second largest fire department in the world, after tokyo. dan nigro was his number two. >> nigro: so we went downstairs quickly, got in the car and headed over the brooklyn bridge, where we could see the damage, see the smoke, see the fire. that'

the firemen and buildings themselves, the question is, what they have included the image even if gideon had shot individuals who did not? would they have included in the film? you think there's something about the day of september 11 that september separates them out from others? >> i don't think there's a difference between them. we are able to the see the image of father judge so i think there's something intimately personal to see someone in the act of dying as opposed to someone dead already, the life being taken as opposed to their inanimate body, something we can relate to, immediate empathy seeing someone alive one moment and dead the next, i think that's why the falling man is so taboo because it's the immediacy of incoming death as opposed to the image of someone who's dead already. >> i like what you're saying, i think we all agree it's a good distinction to make. do you think we would have trouble -- i have certainly seen such pictures, somebody jumping from the san francisco bay bridge? i have seen photographs of people jumping, is that different? >> i think it's different a

the question is with you conclude that image even if gideon had shot it and when jules did not?with them included in the film or do you think there's something about the death of september 11 that separates them out from other dead? >> i don't think there's actual difference between the death of september 11. for example, we are able to see the image of father judge who died on september 11 something something intimate personal about seeing some of any act of dying as it is being dead already. see the light of them being taken as opposed to like their inanimate body itself is something, you know, we can relate to them. there's more immediate and with the insane someone alive one moment and dead the next and that's what image of the falling man is so taboo because it's the immediacy of this incoming death that we find the troubling as opposed to the image of someone who is dead already. >> to you think -- i like the point. i think we would all agree that the good distinction to make. do you think we would have trouble, because i certainly have seen such pictures, , seeig someone

. >> gideon, not now >> this man is a hired actor you knew this.ing. >> you're an actor >> i always played a coma victim on "chicago med. >> oh, a double gush okay, this is entrapment, i got witnesses. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our very good friend, ike barinholtz how are you, buddy >> my man. >> seth: look at that. representing, thank you so much. >> i'm representing, but i got a purpose here, so i have had the shirt for a while. >> seth: uh-huh. >> a few weeks ago, made a little chicken piccata for the family and i got -- >> seth: you stained it. >> stains here, here and here. >> seth: okay, so you want another one? and this time we will try to get it for you in your size. >> that's what i'm getting at. hey, listen, okay, okay. i have put on a couple of pounds over quarantine, who hasn't? listen - >> seth: you may as well have admitted it if you are out there making piccata >> well, i mean, i have to feed my people, seth, my god. listen, x-l, whatever color you guys want. i se the dark blue, they look real nice. adam scott wore on

last week we only had one winner so gideon, download and let's play.odities, which had the best close friday? steve: cotton given that damage down south from the hurricane. ainsley: i would say milk. i think prices have gone up; right? >> yes. brian: i don't know who drinks milk. ainsley: kids do. brian: pass. ainsley: you can't win if you pass. corn. >> which will make the most friday? steve: i would say 15. brian: no one watches movies on labors-- labor day. ainsley: i'm going with d. steve: as you pull the audience, that seems to be their favorite. >> big weekend at the box office. which of the books will have the best release? steve: woke income from our friend. ainsley: what about the afghanistan papers? brian: i think that will be number one. >> which driver will finish best at the southern 500, kevin harvey, or these others? ainsley: chase elliott. steve: martin truex junior. >> which of the following city will see the hottest temperatures saturday? ainsley: reno. brian: reno. >> everyone is going reno, how can it not? steve: that's fantastic. o