even the late great mark haynes, as i recall.taken his plane and crashed into the statue of libber taep. so, i think mark was dismissive until the first photos showed up on the screen and all of us were riveted. and when the second plane hit, the first was thought perhaps to be an accident when the second plane hit, we knew it was a serious attack on the u.s. >> you mentioned mark haynes i think his finest moment was 9/11 i was on the air with him. and he said bob, if he does not open, it's a sign the terrorists have won if he does, perhaps there might be issues for the people inside. we don't know. and that was framed perfectly is the problem. 20 minutes later the buildings came down and the decision was made quickly to seal the building with all of us inside and you were one of the few people who had phones operating. >> i was at peyton weber before the merger and our phones were working. and between the loss of the towers and lines here, which is what kept the exchange closed for four days after, and people rushing up i hatd a

haynes. >> michael k, haley. >> roberta b. heber. >> charles francis exam via heeran. >> john f heffernan. >> michelle, haydn berger. >> sheila m. as. s. hein. >> h. joseph heller. >> joanne l. heltibridle. >> ronald j hemenway. >> markie lee henderson. >> brian hennessey. >> michelle marie henrique. >> joseph patrick and ray. >> william l. henry junior. ♪ [bell ringing] -- >> joseph patrick henry. >> william l. henry junior. ♪ [bell ringing] ♪ >> you'll never be alone if you fall, i'll catch ♪ >> if you follow, i'll catch i will never let you be alone ♪ no, you'll never be alone. ♪ [applause] >> thank you that was a perfect song. >> [indiscernible] he always had a dream about keeping the american dream alive. and i ask for everyone to honor that, and keep it alive and to continue to support and defend your country. my children speak to him all the time and i have said this before, thank you. >> we remember so many other americans lost to violence, depression and the pandemic in our country you do not receive a national moment of recognition and whose families more them deeply come as we do today. and my beloved sister catherine patricia salter, we have not gotten over it, but we have gotten on. we have tried to live