it's by mary oliver, an american poet born in ohio in 1935, she's still alive, lives in massachusetts, but the poem's name was "wild geese." "whoever you are, the world offers itself to your imagination." >> that's a great line. >> mary oliver, born in ohio, september 10th incidentally, 1935. >> wow. well, i'm definitely going to see if i can find some of her work. that was a beautiful poem. >> yes. i believe she was a professor at bennington college. >> that's a beautiful spot, too. we've got to go. the dow is up. i'll sue you monday, erin will be back. >> i'll be back. right now it's time for "the call." >>> consumer sentiment improved earlier this month. the index hits a three-month high. wholesale inventories falls in july, combined with the largest one-month sales gain in a year. stocks are slightly higher. a gain today would be a sixth straight win. that's cnbc news now, first in business worldwide. i'm rebecca jarvis. >>> welcome to "the call." i'm melissa francis. trish is off today. we're going to talk stocks with five-star fund manager donald yakman who has shown returns of

tell me about despa, yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet mary oliver. >> tonight two beams of light stand guard where the twin towers once stood. >>> and in shanksville, pennsylvania, people gathered to pay tribute to the 40 men and women who died when united airlines flight 93 crashed into that field. there is no permanent memorial yet, but there is the enduring legacy of those who gave their lives on that flight to fight those hijackers. >> the terrorists forced into the rear of the plane thinking they would keep them under control and out of the way but they misunderstood americans. we fight back. we will never be -- throughout our history when faced with danger we fought back with whatever weapons were at our disposal. >> the ground breaking for a permanent memorial is set for next month. >>> outside the white house tonight a somber remembrance. dozens of muslim men and women gathered for an interfaith vigil to remember the victims of september 11. fox 5's matt ackland was there. >> reporter: the remembrance tonight in front of the white house called light the night for

tell me about the spare, yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet mary oliver . >> reporter: as the ceremony carried on here in lower manhattan, a similar scene played out in western pennsylvania at a remote field in shanksville. >> lorain g. bay. >> reporter: hundreds of locals, loved ones and dignitaries making the trip to the site where united flight 93 crashed. >> if they had any chance of survival, they had to attack not only to save themselves but to save hundreds if not thousands of their fellow citizens and is to to show the terrorists that they would never defeat us. >> reporter: across the nation and the world remembering what happened this day eight years ago and how it's changed the nation forever. in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. >> our coverage of the 9/11 anniversary continues throughout the hour. still ahead, eight years since the attack. where is osama bin laden? >>> plus, we'll take to you a local middle school honoring a acher and student lost in the tragedy. >>> and how hundreds dedicated this day to helping others in our community. >>> police in prince

tell me about despair, yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet mary oliver. meanwhile, the world goes on. meanwhile, the son and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes over the pears and over the trees, the mountains, and the rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whomever you are, no matter how lonely the world offers itself to you or your imagination, calls to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over announcing your place in the family of thing spigot -- things. >> my husband was on the 94 floor of tower one. how proud we were of him. we came from the philippines in 1983 with our three children, christopher, and jenny, and jenna. eight years have passed that sometimes it feels like it happened yesterday. the pain can still be so sharp. other times, i realize how my life has changed. my children have grown up. my grandchildren were born. life has brought many gifts to us. three brothers, two sisters, and two -- two families. i wish he could be here to share in them. but he can still

. >> tell me about despair, yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet, mary oliver. meanwhile, the world goes on. meanwhile, the sun and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes, over the prairies and the deep trees, the mont mountains and the rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whomever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over, announcing your place in the family of things. >> my name is grace afliar and my husband worked on the 94th floor as an accountant. how proud we were of him. we came from the philippines in 1983 with our three children, christopher, genie, and gemma. eight years have passed, but sometimes it feels like everything just happened yesterday. the pain can still be so sharp. other times, i realize how my life has changed. my children have grown up, my grandchildren, reilly james and grayson, were born. life has brought in gifts to us, two brothers, two sisters, and their families. i wish h

yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet mary oliver. meanwhile, the world goes on.are moving across the landscapes, over the pairries and deep trees, the mountains and rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination. calls itself to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over, announcing your place in the family of things. >> vice president joe biden this morning and that is part of the remembrance going on at a site adjacent to ground zero. we will come back to that. >>> meanwhile, some other stories here. a well-known community group is accused of telling a couple how to set up a prostitution ring meanwhile avoiding the irs. they have fired two for allegedly giving advice to a couple. on the tape, they tell the woman, list your occupation as a performance artist. >> your business is a performance artist. which you are. okay? so you're not lying. you're a performing artist. so stop saying -- >> got it. >> okay. >> the tape was made by two a