each of them is an american hero.us a reading and call the names of the passengers and crew. as each name is read, representatives of the first responders will toll the bells of remembrance. a steadfast supporter of this memorial and brother of flight 93 passenger edward phelt, will offer his thoughts on this day, on this memorial. robert? >> any people, a people is what it remembers. for us, the american people, flight 93, because we remember it, has become a significant part of who we are and what we are as a people. however, let's confess and acknowledge that in a communal occasion of memory and whenever we speak of memory, we are speaking about forgetting. and we can't know what our grand grand children will remember, but we know they will remember this. there's always the fear of the waters of the river of forgetfulness in a beautiful poem from the 19th century, here's the two-line home. on love, on grief on every human thing time sprinkles leafy's water with his wing and it is true that on love and grief, forget

we live among heroes.we do not assemble so much with a sense of grief for those who have given their lives as much as with a sense of pride that they did their jobs well and they gave their all. as we gather together in this city, we ask almighty god to remember us and bless those who have been heroic in the past, those who are heroic today, and in a real sense, to give us the strength, the honor, the dignity, the pride, and the courage of the san francisco police officers and firefighters. it is a great pleasure now for me to introduce my friend and fellow priest, father michael healy, who will lead you in prayer. >> i would like to share with you this morning the beautiful prayer that was composed for the holy father the pope benedict when he visited the site in new york on 9/11. and so in this prayer, we are asked also to look at ourselves and the way in which we treat this tragic situation. i was very much impressed by one of the firefighters who said about her colleagues that she had a hole in her hea

each of them is an american hero.ith us a reading and then call the names of the passengers and crew. as each name is red, representatives of the first responders will toll the bells of remembrance. gordon phelps, president of the family of flight 93 a steadfast supporter of the memorial and brother of flight 93 passenger phelps, will honor this memorial. robert? robert? >> any people a people. is what it remembers. for us the american people flight 93 because we remember it has become a significant part of who we are and what we are as a people. however, let's confess of a communal memory. whenever we speak about memory we also think about forgoting and we can't know what our great-grandchildren will remember, but we know they will remember this. there's always the fear of the waters of the river of forgotfulness. in a beautiful two line poem from the 19th century, it's mentioned and here is the two line poem. on love, on grief, on every human thing, time sprinkled, water with its wings. and it's true that on love an

you are heros without a doubt. we know that province is now eace.piec 10 years ago, many of us stood along the field. we were angry and heartbroken. as the days and weeks and months unfold in, your story became known. we wondered if we had been in your place, would we have shown the same resolve, selflessness, valor?me astonishing dollar we wondered if this was uniquely american, uniquely you, or a combination? as we grew to know your families and all who have loved you over these many years, what we do understand better now is that those 40 extraordinary heroes were enriched, loved, and made stronger by 40 extraordinary families. it is no wonder to all of us that you fought for them and for people that you never knew. grieve not nor speak of me with and talk ofllolaugh me as if i were beside you there. we wonder if you are surprised that 10 years later, we are even you and even more grateful. it is not a surprise to us. perhaps because as each day and year passes, as we've come to better understand 9/11 as a new t

. >>> who will be the cnn hero of the year?ly ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >>> look who is here, one of my favorite fellows. anderson cooper 360 coming up at the top of the hour. what have you got going? >> asian markets opening in about 15 minutes, all eyes on the asian markets. will the global sell-off continue? we will follow the money. >>> also ahead tonight, a series ungodly discipline. accusations of child abuse at a fundamentalist school in indiana. >> he would call you to the front, they would pull the chair out. you bend over, grab the chair. he tells you look at that lunch pail and he would pull the paddle up. he was so tall it practically touched the ceiling. and he would swing it really hard, hard enough for you to move forward. he moved the whole chair forward. >> this is

the word hero gets used an awful lot. football players are called heroes.rground are called here ropes. rescue teams that free kicks stuck in pipes are calledere ropes. but to earn the word, there has to be a choice involved. to put yourself in danger. so, football -- not enough danger. the miners -- they had no choice. the men who pull kids from pipes? they're not really in a lot of danger. even sully, as 's nouknown, the pilot that landed that plane on the hudson, he's never seemed comfortable with the word hero. he knows that landing the plane safely was part of his job. and he never chose to be there. but then there's 1982, a jet down in the ice with potomac river. survivors being plucked from the water. but this passenger was fading and going under. and from the shore, a passer by, his name is lenny, he just went for it. he chose to do this. he risked himself, he saved a life. al

down here is the list of all top ten heroes. receive $50,000 plus a shot at becoming cnn hero of the year. that's where you come in. here's how you can vote for your favorite cnn hero. first, you can learn more about all the heroes by clicking on their fan pages. i want to show you how to do that. as an example, i will go over here, click on patrice. we're just using her as an example to walk you through the voting process. any of the ten nominees would be worthy of being cnn hero of the year. that is entirely up to you. now, after you look at each fan page, pick the person who inspires you the most and click on vote now, which is right over here on the right. click on that, and a new page comes up. it shows you all the top ten heroes. choose the person you want to vote for. now, i will say randomly taryn davis. her photo will show up here under the "your selection" area. then it shows you a security code over here. you type in that security code, you click on the red box, which is over here for vote. something new this year, yo

they were already heroes. they were already heroes to you.ather that tucked you in bed at night. they were the wife who knew your fears before you even expressed them. they were the brother who lifted you up, they were the daughter who made you laugh, and they were the son who made you proud. they're irreplaceable. i know that. we know that. and we know and i know that no memorial, no words, no acts can fill the void that they left in your hearts. my prayer for you is that ten years later, their memory is able to bring a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. and i hope you take comfort in knowing that a grateful nation understands that your loved ones gave their lives in pursuit of the noblest of earthly goals defending their country, defending their families, and sacrificing their lives so we could live ours. those of us who were in washington that day without knowing for sure at the time now know we owe them an overwhelming, special, personal, personal debt of gratitude. the collective spirit of your mother, your father, y

all top ten cnn heroes will be honored live at the cnn heroes, an all-star tribute hosted by our ownerson cooper, sunday, december 11th. but only one will be named cnn hero of the year. >>> coming up in the next hour, i'm actually going to talk to someone who has been a top ten hero. >>> possible radioactive yellow cake discovered in libya. could it be part of gadhafi's discarded wmd program? details in an exclusive live report right after this. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com for a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider

cnn heroes.we've received more than 40,000 nominations from our global audience in more than 100 countries. last thursday we announced this year's top ten. cnn heroes. here's our anderson cooper. >> now that we've announced the top cnn heroes of 2011 i want to show you how you can vote. this is the main page of cnnheroes.com. here's the list of all top ten. each one will receive $50,000 plus a shot of becoming hero the year. here's how you can vote for your faufrt cnn hero. first learn more about all the heroes by clicking on their fan pages. i'm going to go over here, click on patrice millet. we'll using him as an example. any of the ten nominees would be worthy of cnn hero the year and that's up to you. now after you look at each fan page pick the person who inspires the most and click on vote now which is right over here on the right. click on that and a new page comes up. it shows you all the top ten heroes. choose the person you want to vote for. now i'll say randomly pick taryn davis. then

they're more than passengers and crew, they were already heroes, they were already heroes to you. they are the father, that tucked you in bed at night. they were the wife who knew your fears before you even expressed them. they were the brother who lifted you up. they're the daughter who made you laugh. they're the son who made you proud. they're irreplaceable, i know that, we know that. and we know and i know that no memorial, no words, no act can fill the void that they left in your hearts. my prayer for you is that ten years later, their memory is able to bring a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. and i hope you take comfort in knowing that a grateful nation understands that your loved ones gave their lives in pursuit of the noblest of earthly goals, defending their country, defending their families, sacrificing their lives so we could live ours. so for those in washington that day without knowing at the time, know now we owe them an overwhelming personal, personal debt of gratitude. the collective spirit of your mother, your father, your brother, your husb

now, like all heros, some heros are tragic heros like some in "atlas shrugged" in fact. let's look at the heros. the steel tycoon inventing a new metal had it taken away by the government who was blackmailing him. ring any bells? what about billgates? college dropout, created technology that transformed and extended our lives and wealth, richest man in the world in the process, well deserved. in 1999 using tax dollars that bill gates himself sent to washington, washington sent to bill gates a lawsuit from the department of justice seeking to break up microsoft on antitrust grounds which is a polite way of saying you succeeded too much. now, just like henry, when that happened, gates couldn't be bothered to dirty his hands in hanging out with those people in washington. i don't blame him. microsoft is a huge company with only two or three lobbyists at that time. boy, did he learn a lesson. he won the suit, settled it on fairly favorable terms, but microsoft is still straightening out anti-trust issues in europe for example. there's another broken man. he stepped down as c

they were already heroes. they were already heroes to you.were the father that tucked you in bed at night. the wife who knew your fears before you even expressed them. they were the brother who lifted you up. they were the daughter who made you laugh. they were the son who made you proud. they're irreplaceable. i know that. we know that. and we know and i know that no memorial, no words and no acts can fill the void that they left in your hearts. my prayer for you is that ten years later, their memory is able to bring a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. and i hope you take comfort in knowing that a grateful nation understand that your loved ones gave their lives in pursuit of the noblest of earthly goals, defending their country, defending their families and sacrificing their lives so we can continue ours. those of us who were in washington that day, without knowing it for sure at the time, now know we owe them an overwhelming special, personal, personal debt of gratitude. the collective spirit of your mother, your fathe

my dad, my hero, my guardian angel.annot believe that has been 10 years since i last saw and heard your voice. september 11 change my life. it was difficult growing up without you but i know you hear each step of the way. i stand here today reading your name, you would be amazed at the amount of planning, heartless building thislove memorial to the world trade center. i am so proud to be part of this new beginning and especially proud to be your daughter. i love and miss you so much. dad, you will never be forgotten. we love you. >> and my father. dad, we love and miss you so much. and your spirit lives on in your five grandchildren. >> boris khalif. >> sarah khan. >> taimour firaz khan. >> rajesh khandelwal. >> oliva khemrat. >> seilai khoo. >> michael kiefer. >> satoshi kikuchihara. >> andrew jay-hoon kim. >> lawrence d. kim. >> mary jo kimelman. >> andrew m. king. >> lucille teresa king. >> robert king, jr. and my mother. i wish we had more time together. >> lisa king-johnson. >> and my father. >> takashi kinoshita.

in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell you the story about a super hero. krishna as a little boy in the village where the trees blow and the water flows and the birds fly and the grass grows, in this village there are cows. and people and they go to the river and they go to get their water. and they go to the river and what do they see? an evil demon is polluting the river. callia. and they can't get water because it's killing the cows and the people. so, they go to krishna and say, please, do something about this this is not good. he says, he thinks about it and says, okay. he takes his friends to the river to play. they play ball. they play with the ball and then by accident or may be not, the ball goes in the -- river. and callia is in the river. krishna is swimming through the dark waters and sees the ball is in the tail of the serpant demon. he sees the ball and the demon is sleeping. so guess what he do

heroes on that flight, and their ifice. among those uren hundreds of people gathered in union city today to observe the heroes on that flight and their sacrifice. on that flight lauren grankola, she was 3 months pregnant. her husband has dedicate add birthing room at marin general in his wife's honor. he says time has helped him he'll but he still has the scar. >>> on this day, to remember victims of 9/11, we're also honoring heroes. one man saved nearly 3,000 people at the world trade center, allen martin reports on the san francisco opera, heart of a soldier. it's about september 11th and so much more. >> reporter: a decade ago, terrorism lit its ugly bonfire an uses soil. we have been trying to extinguish it ever since. from the rubble of the world trade center have komen credible stories of rescue and survival. but there is one story about one man and his life, death, and legacy. one made by 9/11. >> go. [ singing ] >> reporter: a story that will be presented by the san francisco opera. >> it's about rick, about this ma

>> i think that he thinks that they were all -- they were all heroes, they will all be heroes for himt he was lucky and he is lucky and he is always going to be thankful to everyone that helpeded him yesterday. >> and james, let me ask you on behalf of the group, that you have heard that from brandon's uncle that he is going to make a good recovery, by the sound of it. he thinks that you are heroic and you saved his life what is your reaction?

cnn hero. today we announce the top ten cnn heroes for 2011.ernet to match teens lacking role models with adults around the world. bruno s rechlteroato serving up meals so kids don't go hungry. diane laniker in a violent neighborhood opened her door, inviting gang members in. eddie helps young football players sidelined by spinal cord injuries. elena miranda offers poor children a way out of the trash dump and into school. patrice millet diagnosed with incurable cancer started feeding and coaching children from haiti's slums. robin lim helped poor women have healthy pregnancies and safe deliveries. sal dimiceli pays for rent and food to keep the working poor stay aloet. taryn davis, built a new generation for american war heros. which inspires you the most in? go to cnn.com for cnn hero of the year. >> check out all of our heroes at cnnheroes.com. vote for your top choice. winner revealed in our cnn heroes all star tribute december 11th, 8:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> a deadly dilemma in pakistan's border with afghanistan. militants c

they were already heroes. they are already heroes to you. tucked into bed at night. they were the what new yorkers before you express to them. they were the brother who lifted up. they were the brother who lifted you up. they were the son who made you proud. we know that. we know that no memorial, and the words, no axe can fill the void that they left in your hearts. -- no acts can fill the void that they left in your hearts. i hope you take comfort in knowing that a great formation understands that your loved ones gave their lives in the pursuit of notorioublest deed in sacrificing their lives to weaken the hours. -- so we cannot live our lives. -- so we can live our lives. your husband, your wife, your best friend, your sister, that spirit lives on not only in you, but your country. it lives on. [applause] that piece of steel is an enduring symbol of this region and the spine of this country. it lives on in the next generation of lawyers, the 9/11 generation. inspired but what happened here, 2.8 million young americans since 9/11 have join

we have heard from the heroes who put their lives on the line. tonight we hear from the man who was given a second chance at life. >>> as you have seen on this broadcast, it's been almost two weeks now since the worst of the wildfires in texas started burning. today for the first time, some of the thousands of families who have had to leave their homes went back to see what's left there. we get our report tonight from nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: they are going back, but not going home because the homes here -- almost 2,000 -- are gone. at first glance the empty slabs, the scorched metal and ash looked like debris. but jackie flippin -- >> oh, we have some walls. >> reporter: -- driving in for the first time today sees something much different than the mess left behind. >> i see destruction of a lifetime of collections and work and love and family mementos gone. >> reporter: as so many sift through the ruins that were their lives before the fires, fire crews, sometimes with shovels, often by hand, worked to make sure the fire that seems to be out

since that day, millions of americans have come to honor their heroes of flight 93. they have brought to this hallowed ground their pictures, their letters, and their prayers. and the people of this land, themselves survivors and

ninety's during the balkans conflict but many in serbia see him as a national hero next r.t. special report looks into the controversy surrounding. in late may two thousand and eleven the small serbian village of law as it ever shot to fame leading newspapers in many countries splashed its name across the front pages it was here the serbian police arrested general rack comb luggage this is the place where it happened. the worldwide manhunt for him lasted fifteen years serbia had promised a one million euro ward for his capture. the general's arrests triggered acts of protest in many serbian towns. some of the serbian people are worried because the hague and international media are smearing our hero of. something is a war criminal others believe he's a victim many events of his life especially in recent years are still shrouded in mystery. the small village of laos it ever is situation in central serbia a repair shop and a couple of cafes or a one and a church a cemetery and a school or of the other the village looks like many others in serbia. brad cohen lederach the general

we call them cnn heroes. we announce the top ten cnn heroes for 2011.he honorees are in alphabetical order. amy stokes. bruno serato. diane latiker opened her door inviting kids in. elaina miranda offers poor children a way out of the trash dump and into school. patrice millet coaches children from haiti's slums. and robin lim helps women have safe deliveries and sal dimiceli helps keep the working poor afloat and taryn davis helps war widows. which one inspires you the most? go to cnnheroes.com and vote for cnn hero of the year. >> all right. thank you very much. go to cnnheroes.com. the vote for most inspirational hero online and on your mobile device. all ten honored at cnn heroes. all-star tribute hosted by anderson cooper on sunday, december 11th. only one will be named cnn hero of the year. what do you got? restrained driver... sir, can you hear me? just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. is to take you from w

simpy thirteen eighty nine supports and the fans are heroes. and radovan carriage of thoughts are they defended the serbian people on their own soil we founded organization to help protect our heroes from the slander campaign of the hague tribunal. public opinion poll more than half of the so population again strapped being handed over to the hague tribunal. but nearly a quarter of the country's population accuse the government of deliberately dragging their feet of the search from luggage. the quiet provincial town of srebrenica is one of many in bosnia only the walls of several buildings pockmarked with bullets and shells serve as a reminder of the bitter fighting between serbs and muslims. even though there are many serbian villages around. the town has a predominantly muslim population. but was later called a massacre took place here in one nine hundred ninety five the cooling to different sources anywhere between two thousand and eight thousand people were either killed or went missing. the main blame for the killings is on route co-manage

i'm the farthest thing from a hero.will accept it on behalf of the marine corps and for the guys that died. >> reporter: dakota admits that part of himself also died on that battlefield in afghanistan, another casualty of the war. jim miklaszewski, nbc news, columbia, kentucky. jim miklaszewski, the hinbc new. you now have the responsibility to go dirtbiking, nbc news. nbc news. boating... jet skiing... and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best in class towing. the s.u.v. is back. [ male announcer ] you never know when a moment might turn into something more. and when it does men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for ches

goodbye, my dear friend, my teacher, and my hero.nce moran gregory pedro grehan john michael griffin tawanna sherry griffin joan donna griffith warren grifka ramon grijalvo joseph f. grillo david joseph grimner frances edward grogen kenneth george grouzalis joseph grzelak matthew james grzymalski robert joseph gschaar liming gu richard j. gudagno jose guadalupe >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now, because every day i strive to make you proud. >> in my beautiful brother, brian goldberg, whose big heart, energy, and true friendship are performing best everyday by me, mom, dad, jody, and so many of your friends. we love you. cindy yan zhu guan geoffrey e. guja joseph gullickson babita girjamatie guman douglas brian gurian janet ruth gustafson philip t. guza barbara guzzardo peter m. gyulavary gary robert haag andrea lyn haberman barbara mary habib philip haentzler nezam a. hafiz karen elizabeth hagerty steven michael hagis mary lou hague david halderman >> and my late husband.

he was not a hero.n our family, of course, he was a hero. >> played in the movies, at ned kelly has in trade storytellers for more than a century. this icon of australian wife now finally revealed and still revered. >> that brings us to the end of today's broadcast. you can get constant updates on our website. thank you so much for watching. we will see tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet, los angeles. announcer: this program was made possible by: >> chuck e. cheese's, proud supporter of pbs kids, who know of all the things a kid can learn, one of the most important is learning to laugh. pbs kids, where a kid can be a kid. rainforest cafe, proud sponsor of curious george, reminding you that an

>> she is a hero in our own family but she would have been a hero in our family whether or not she was a victim of 9/11. >> one of 3,000 names we'll hear on sunday but so much more than that to her mother, she had no not looked at these photos in years. >> too painful. >> at times like this a mother remembers her little girl who grew up to be high school valedictorian. she was a president of the small computing company when she went to the world trade center north tower. it was a rare visit. >> it was coincidence. she was there only 15 minutes before the plane struck. >> she was on the 106th floor. >> when the call came both brothers called my mother. >> the hardest thing in my life. >> i'm pretty sure she would have jumped. >> she keeps her remnants of her things in the house and garage. >> some of the things we discarded. >> tangible stuff from a life and loved one lost. >> it's no different from me the 7th or every single one. life is loss without her and pain and never changes, night, day, doesn't matter because, you know, it's not the right order of things. you shouldn't lose your

i don't like the word hero. i'm the furthest thing from a hero. i will accept it on behalf of the guy who is died. >> this is the tenth medal of honor given for actions in the war in iraq and afghanistan. the third living recipient and the first marine to receive it. it was interesting because when the white house called and said you will be invited to the ceremony, he said i would like to have a beer with the president and sure enough, they released the photo. they had a beer. the white house home brewed ale we are told. they talked it over with the president. this man who was a hero despite what he says. >> the great image there. the president with dakota. let's bring in the retired army colonel. 1969 for his service in vietnam. he was wounded by the mortar fragment that led to the safe rescue of one adviser and 13 allied soldier. your story reads like dakota's story. going in and saving others despite the hardship that you were facing. i love the quote from his grandfather. he is 81 years old. he told them the hell i'm not going in. it's a one

i think the pilot is a hero.d to be fighting controls. >> federal investigators are on their way to reno, nevada, to try to pinpoint the cause of that crash at that air race. >>> with time running out supporters of a convicted cop killer are stepping up their calls for clemency. hundreds of marchers turned out for a rally in support of troy davis. he was convicted of killing savannah police officer mark macphail. supporters say the conviction was based on flimsy evidence. he's scheduled to be put to death wednesday. his clemency hearing is monday. macphail's family and prosecutors claim davis is the killer. macphail's mother tells us she'll never feel closure in the case but she hopes, still, for peace. >>> two u.s. hikers jailed in iran could be freed within hours. a lawyer for josh fattal and shane bauer say that he is very hopeful the release will happen today. the pair was detained in 2009 after straying across the iraqi border into iran. an iranian court convicted them of spying. they insist they were just h

hasta seguir los actos de recordaciÓn de las vÍctimas que han sido llama llamadas por el gobierno "hÉroesario. >> yo dije ahÍ va ella. >> el sufrimiento desde ese dÍa que pasÓ >> doÑa martÍnez perdiÓ parte de su corazÓn el 11 de septiembre, su hija a la que cariÑosamente llamada tatita era una pasajera, era la Única latina que muriÓ en el asalto terrorista. >> que dieron la vida 40 personas hÉroes americanos para salvar el capitolio de los estados unidos, entonces lo que vamos hacer aquÍ maÑana con los dos presidentes y yo aquÍ por el presidente obama es de celebrar y kconmemorar toda la dedicaciÓ de estos hÉroes aquÍ en el vuelo 93. >> el secretario del interior se refiere a los ex mandatarios george w. bush y clinton que el pueblo americano y el mundo nunca olvide la heroica gesta es que las llamadas telefÓnica y comunicaciones con la torre de control, confirman que tripulantes despuÉs de estrellar a los primeros dos lo investigadores provocÓ que alcanzara la casa blanca o el capitolio. >> logrÓ que la primera pase se convierta en realidad y no ha sido nada de fÁcil. >> cuando vea los r

harrisburg, pennsylvania, 12-year-old is raising money for a memorial to his heroes, world war ii heroesm dick winters who stormed the beach at normandy. winters was one of the characters in the film "band of brothers." >> take two men and hit him from the left. okay, go. take randy. get him right. covering fire. on the machine gun. don't give away your position until you have to. >> now 12-year-old jordan joins me this morning from harrisburg. good morning to you, kind sir. we appreciate you being here. you're 12. a lot of people would think your heroes are supposed to be basketball players, professional athletes, or actors or whatever. how cdid it come that your heros became world war ii soldiers? >> it's sort of like world war ii was the war that would declare whether we were to be ruled by other people or we could actually be set free. and major dick winters fought in all those big battles. like he jumped in on d-day. he fought in the battle of the bulge and operation market garden. and it's just really amazing how he was able to do all that. >> did you get into it through the "band

one of those heros is steven siller.the first reports of a plane hitting into the twin towers. he called his wife and headed back into manhattan. when found the tunnel blocked he got out of his truck and strapped on his 60-pounds of gear and started to run. he would make it to the towers that morning but he would never make it home. and his friends and family were searching for a way to honor steven's memory. they decided to organize a run that retraced his route from brooklyn to ground zero. look at that. this is video from the towers to tunnel run two year guys and when they hold the 10th annual run two weeks from now, they expect some 25,000 people to take part. that is inspiring. joining me how is frank sied ller, chairman of the tunnel to tower foundation and he is steven siller's brother. thank you so much for being here. steven has an incredible story. he was ten years old when your parents died and you and your brothers and sisters raised him. he became a fireman. his shift was over. he was going home to his fami

some of the serbian people are worried because the hague and international media are smearing our hero of. something is a war criminal others believe he's a victim many events of his life especially in recent years are still shrouded in mystery. the small village of laos it ever is situated in central serbia a repair shop and a couple of cafes are one and the church a cemetery and a school or of the other the village looks like many others in serbia. brad cohen lederach the general of the serbian on the spent the last few days before his arrest hiding here in the house of his brother in law branco. for more than year more often on friendly terms with branco for six years some of them i walked into his garden every day but never saw the general people here are not in the habit of walking the arcades in homes but some time ago brain called began doing just that we thought why do you lock the door it's on branco are you hiding your brother two million the role model he simply left off my question. as in many villages. everything is out in the open here and yet even neighbors did not suspe

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demonstrators demanded to resign because they felt it was betraying the nation's heroes. in belgrade one such protest resulted in a clash with the police. this is a poster from a demonstration we held several years ago calling from a lot it's to be handed over to the hague tribunal it reads our years are not for wasting to the hague. activists from the serbian. people who committed crimes in the former yugoslavia to be handed over to the hague tribunal this petition campaign is just one example of the frequent activities on the streets of belgrade to support the movement. these young people make no distinction between muslim and criminals they feel tensions in the balkans died down once all those wanted by the hague tribunal brought to justice. country in the territory of the former yugoslavia has its own version of history each of them has its own. heroes and criminal if you think this is a very bad situation it is a breeding ground for future conflict. with. the serbian government has now handed over all the main serbs wanted by the hague tribunal in the proceedings in

you will always be my best friend and my hero. daddy then you. >> and my brother. our hope, our strength, and our love for better -- our love forever. we miss you. >> albert alfy william elmarry >> edgar hendricks emery, jr. >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps >> ulf ramm ericson >> erwin l. erker >> william john erwin >> jose espinal >> fanny espinoza billy espozito. >> bridget ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> william esposito >> ruben esquilin, jr. >> sadie ette >> barbara g. etzold >> eric brian evans fax and my loving big sister common kathleen robin -- >> and my loving thing sister, katherine and robinson. >> and my brother, you are loved and missed by all. >> robert evans >> meredith emily june ewart >> catherine k. fagan >> patricia mary fagan waxman ivan fairbanks -- >> ivan fairbanks >> keith george fairben >> sandra fajardo-smith >> william f. fallon >> william lawrence fallon, jr. >> anthony j. fallone, jr. >> dolores brigitte fanelli >> john joseph fanning in >> and my mother, karen seymour