. >> atta, mohammed atta, leader of the 9/11 hijackings. from prague comes an intelligence report of a photograph allegedly showing mohammed atta meeting with a high-ranking iraqi intelligence officer. the photograph of the supposed meeting is never made publicly available. >> mohammed atta was a slight guy, barely what, 5'5", 5'6", and skinny. the guy in the photograph was muscular, thick and had a neck the size of two of my necks. that's not mohammed atta in the photograph. but send it to the lab anyway. in my mind, the matter is put to bed. >> in the final analysis -- >> even without definitive evidence, the vice president goes public with it. >> it's been pretty well confirmed that he did go to prague and he did meet with senior official of the iraqi intelligence service in czechoslovakia last april. >> i was sitting in my den in my home, washington, d.c., and i remember looking at the tv screen saying, what did i just hear? and i -- first time in my life, i actually threw something at the television. because i couldn't believe what i h

mohammed atta and abdul amari had made their connection. they're now seated in 8d and 8g.ey would be joined by three more. the plane made its ascent. american airlines 11 emerged as a blip on the faa's air traffic control systems. >> 1-1 thousand to 1-4 thousand. >> terry biggio was overseeing flight operations for the faa's boston center. >> normal routine day. we were working the morning push, and we were set up for a routine day. >> had he spent the last weekend celebrating his 4 th birthday with his family in the city. >> spent a weekend in manhattan, and that was my son's first visit to the world trade center sfwloosh you went as a terrorist. >> we went so the south tower, and i had him stick his toes up to the building and look straight up the building into the sky and get that sense of vertigo that you can only get in a city like new york. >> mccormick and biggio would face the biggest challenges of their careers. >> american airlines flight 11, a blip on terry bigfw io's radar screens was climbing through 26,000 feet and would make its last transmission to air traf

he had been taking flying lessons. >> the aim of this is find more information on mohammed atta and shahid, both is spects hsuspect trained here at huffman aviation. >> we met with people in the government worked inside the building. met with their families. we told them that -- our country is praying for each and every one. >> the heat that were the in those rooms just was -- just tremendous. there were no spaces, really, that were survivable spaces in there that would have left somebody to survive more than just a few minutes. >> i knew i was going to die. because i've never seen something like that before, and i knew that fire was coming for me. >> get on my back. i'm going to die. just, please, come on. >> like, screaming. everybody was saying -- >> just a little light. over there. just a little light. >> we looked at other disasters, people have been pulled out from these things five, six, seven days late around were still alive. >> two men who apparently were pulled out of the rubble after slipping and falling into a very large, deep pit. >> we kept praying to god that he was

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to go down because they didn't want to have to basically admit to the fact that they had found mohamed atta and some of the nine eleven hijackers instead of base and obviously if we found them we could have done something to prevent the attack. and you know when you say you've said that the commission was a conference what do you think that they were covering up i mean just that ineptitude the commission i believe there was a conspiracy it's where i disagree with a lot of the nine eleven truth there was a conspiracy it's not about the government our government u.s. government participating it's about covering your behind it's about the fact that there was massive failure of failure at a scale which continues to haunt us. forget that part of our mistakes right now ten years in the afghan war twelve years of the afghan wars because of this incompetence and it has do with the fact that even though we had the information bureaucrats some of which are still in the system did what about trying to prevent it from being shared properly within the agencies of the government to take action so this is

made phone calls to flight service identifying the hijackers on board that plane, one of whom was mohammed atta minutes before the first airplane hit which was invaluable information for the authorities. >> two weeks after september 11 i went to shea stadium. they were wearing the fire department, police department hats. usually when i go to shea stadium i get booed because i'm a yankee fan, a very, very annoying yankee fan. i show up that night. first game in new york after september 11. i got a standing ovation at shea stadium. after the press asked me, how did it feel to get a standing ovation at shea stadium? i said it felt very, very good. it showed how everybody can come together, even yankee and met fans after september 11, but i'll feel better when they boo me again because we'll be back to normal. >> i had thrown out other first pitches. i knew what it was like to throw a pitch with a bulletproof vest on. felt pretty confident that i'd be able to make the pitch. jeter comes in and says are you going to throw from the mound? he says if you don't throw from the mound, they'll boo you. i

it was piloted by mohammed atta. the victims who pairs share. 250 people are reading the names. the first was a 42-year-old tax specialist. it is a morning of tears and tributes and mournful sorrow. there were six moments of silence when the planes struck the twin towers two times and then when the plane in shanksville, pennsylvania, crashed. >> bobby, we miss and love you so much. you are an angel and hero that is forever missed. reporter: the twin towers evoke what we have lost. jon: we need to be reminded of that in all of that emotion. >> take a look behind me, this is the world trade center. this new office building will be absolutely fabulous and it will be open next year. we have relics and artifacts of that day life is getting back to normal and people are still going to work, even as the ceremony continues behind the barrier. jon: our coverage continues in just a moment equipped with droid zap for advanced photo sharing that lets you swipe images to multiple people. the new droid ultra by motorola. when inte

we now know it was mohammed atta piloting the plane toward the world trade center. it seems as if not one day has gone by as we look live at this emotional and stirring ceremony that continues and has every year since the one after that. every morning it's a morning of tears and tributes for these people. a somber and solemn ceremony as they remember their loved ones, the feeling of loss tinged by loss and sorrow and defined anger over what happened here over al qaeda and terrorism that hit our country. they have had the moments of silence. there were others when they hit the pentagon, and of course the two moments when the towers crumbled. they will be reading these names until 12:30. 3,000 names or so. the simplicity as these people read their loved ones and talk about those messages and for a moment reflect on the fact what we live through. here is one moment frozen in time of what happened on our air that morning. >> i think we must say a prayer and our hearts go out to everyone who was there right at this moment as well as the new york city emergency command ce

i had a couple of congressional hearings, including, by the way, the mohammed atta, two of the terrorists were granted entry to flight school six months after 9/11. i got a call from sheila jackson-lee's council asking if i would testify and i got a release saying i was testified for tom tancredo without authority. i was doing speaking engagements. we went to kansas university, kansas state. chris contacted me and asked me to be in on this trial. i went from hofstra out on long island to pennsylvania and i was the final witness at the trial. that's how lou and i got to meet each other. because what you really need to understand is that immigration isn't a single issue, but a singular issue because it impacts every challenge and threat we're facing starting at the top of national security, going to criminal justice and public safety, the economy, the unemployment, environment, health care, education, public health. even the quality of life and whether communities can deal with the influx of people because of economically or infrastructure. water supply, highways, buses, subways, everything

the past 40 years is that it produces people like rahman, it produces people like zawahiri, and mohammed atta. while continuing to have some value, but much less valuable than they were during the cold rights the importance of star has shrunk significantly, for example. those are the wargames between egypt -- that the egypt and the u.s. participates in. if we do a fresh cost than if it analysis of the traditional u.s.-egyptian partnership, we itikfind from a realpol perspective that it would make sense to change things. >> in the midst of what is a pro-nalistic moment, military order emergent, there has been a contradiction in the sense that suggestions that the aid relationship the reformed or changed are also met with nationalistic fury, and yet this type of dependent relationship. there is a bit of a contradiction there. mohammed, maybe you can touch upon the nature of that connotative relationship, where you have a military, the biggest beneficiary of american aid, and yet a broader political climate where foreign entanglements are being stigmatized. clearly, a strange dichotomy there. >>