paramedics moira _ up. more and more crews are tired. paramedics moira and _ up.g well. the ambulance service is busier as possible. you are doing well. - the ambulance service is busier than it ever has been. the calls have to be prioritised, but it does mean other patients have to wait. it is relentless. tuesday night, for example, two o'clock in the morning, i think there were 60 calls waiting for an ambulance. sometimes the system works, that we get to the right people in the right time, sometimes it does not, unfortunately, and people who should have had an ambulance or should have beenin have had an ambulance or should have been in hospital have waited longer than they should have.— than they should have. there are four ambulances _ than they should have. there are four ambulances here _ than they should have. there are four ambulances here waiting - than they should have. there are four ambulances here waiting forj four ambulances here waiting for their patients to be admitted to the emergency department before they can get back on the road again. for param

you can see moira in one of the most searing images from that day.he report, jim slammed anti-police politicians who would be pictured with their arms around the heroes and trying to bask in the reflective glory of what my wife and other officers did by september 12th. they will be back defunding the police. i have no intention of being anywhere near it. jason. >> good for him. usually you and i might make that point. when someone who is so deeply connected to that tragedy the way he is in this way makes that point it is all the more powerful. you see politicians all the time taking photos to post on instagram and reuse when they run for reelection pretending that the previous years wasn't committed to dismantling the police department. sorry, the democratic party owns this. there aren't enough people within the party, within leadership pushing back at some of the fringe positions and part of the reason why they aren't doing it. they are no longer all that fringe in the democratic party. the progressive wings are a larger number. i don't believe all

the victims, it's a process that has taken far too long. 22-year-old patricia smith lost her mother, moira smith, in the attacks on september 11th. she was the only female nypd officer to die that day. >> justice delayed is justice denied. and now we're 20 years later with no justice. >> reporter: a group of family members of the victims of those 9/11 attacks is in guantanamo bay to witness these proceedings, and there are other viewing sites here in the united states. as for khalid sheikh mohammed, he was active and engaged in court. he was conferring with his lawyers, bantering with his co-defendants. waving to reporters. almost as if he enjoyed it all. david? >> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, closure for some of the families, the families of two more victims of the world trade center attack. the new york city medical examiner's office making two new identifications through dna analysis. dorothy morgan of hem stead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remai

. >> in an episode where a couple from johnny and moira's past meet them for dinner, they run into rolandlture by the looks of it? >> you then start to see the judgment that upper class has on lower class. >> roland is actually the mayor of our town. >> oh. >> not schittsville, i hope? >> what do you even call someone from schittsville? a shitter? >> okay. you know what? >> and that sparked a change in johnny rose. we are not going to side with our wealthy friends. >> you wrote us off, don. not a phone call. not a nickel. roland and jocelyn here could not have been more generous with what little they have. >> we're going to stick up for the town we live in and own our circumstance. >> and that town you passed through, it's not calls schittsville. it's called schitt's creek, and it's where we live. >> over time it ends up being a really optimistic comedy about class because it acknowledges that class doesn't have to be a permanent divide. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> okay. this is not okay. what are you guys doing here? >> tonight we are dancing as a family. >> what is happening? >> we

yes, i was in red squad with kim and moira _ years old?e you? i was five or six!— are you? i was five or six! so your arents are you? i was five or six! so your parents made _ are you? i was five or six! so your parents made a — are you? i was five or six! so your parents made a huge _ are you? i was five or six! so your parents made a huge sacrifice - parents made a huge sacrifice driving you to pools, but if you didn't have those pools, you would not be dealer picked you are now? of course not. —— you would not beat the olympic champion you are now? {lii the olympic champion you are now? of course the olympic champion you are now? oi course not, the olympic champion you are now? iii course not, we used to get up so early in the morning, and i moved to bath when i was 21. without the foundation, i wouldn't be here today. foundation, i wouldn't be here toda . ., ., ., foundation, i wouldn't be here toda. ., ., ., ., today. how worried are you that there is rrot _ today. how worried are you that there is not enough _ today. how worried are

moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a.smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann snyder dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder, jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song mari-rae sopper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert speisman maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my uncle, we love and miss you every day. give grandmother a hug for me. >> and my brother, september 11 we come here every year to come together as a nation, it is a useful way to mourn, grieve, and remember. 20 years is a nice round number but for me and other family members it is another day, another month, another year. i still get angry at all the things that my brother missed, joe we love you. and, we miss you. [applause] >> robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor, jr. klaus johannes spro

. >> moira ann smith >> monica rodriguez smith >> rosemary a.helle monique snell >> christine ann snyder >> dianne bullis snyder >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan >> sushil s. solanki >> ruban solares >> naomi leah solomon >> daniel w. song >> mari-rae sopper >> michael charles sorresse >> fabian soto >> timothy patrick soulas >> gregory thomas spagnoletti >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> thomas sparacio >> john anthony spataro >> robert w. spear, jr. >> robert speisman >> maynard s. spence, jr. >> george edward spencer iii >> robert andrew spencer >> and my uncle, james john woods. we miss you every day. >> and my brother, joseph. september 11, we come here every year. to come together as a nation. a way to mourn and grieve and remember. 20 years is a nice round number, but for me and other family members, it is another day, another month, another year. i still get angry at all of the things my brother missed. joe, we love you. and we miss you. [applause] >> robert andrew spencer >> mary rubina sperando >> frank spinelli >> wil