we saw senator kennedy with mrs. bush. mrs. me our nation was struck in such a shocking manner was when president kennedy, the senator's brother was assassinated. the symmetry of ted kennedy with mrs. bush showed that together in tragedy we stand united. >> i know there were moments of panic that day. nobody seemed to know what was going on. you went back to the white house, once or two times from the so-called secure location? >> yeah, after we left the hill we went to the secure location several hours later i and a colleague of mine were escorted to the white house by is. to collect the -- by secret service to collect the belongs of our staff members. as you recall, those who were left at the white house, at the white house during the taxes were told to run. that was the evacuation plan to run for their lives. everybody left and their purses and valuables were there. we needed to have our belongings to get back to our residences later on. i remember going foot white house, it was vacant, like a ghosttown, there was nobody ther

biden, president clinton, to president bush, to mrs. bush, speaker boehner, and senators casey and tommey and all the members of the delegations and elected officials and especially to the families today who worked so hard to dig as possible. we join together as friends and families, to build and support enduring monument to love, courage, and sacrifice. on one morning, a turn of history and a rush of heroes forever changed this land and this nation and this world. the battle that began at 6 miles overhead ended with a roar of engines and this area behind us, the stony creek river. 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

but because of the restraints put on the military by mr. bush and mr. obama. it's always seemed to me to be criminal to go war without intending to win and we have now generals who don't even use the word victory or win. their hearts and minds folks like petraeus and mcchrystal. and i think certainly a conscript army would put pressure on any government, republican or democrat, to get into a war, to win it, win it clearly and clearly get home. to rather than marines to build irrigation systems and clinics. >> host: one final question. they had this article with the title, nine 11 anniversary comes al qaeda 2.0. moving forward, where are the hearts and minds of al qaeda? is this tenth anniversary as significant for them as it is for us or is this just another day that they hate americans? guest: al qaeda has never been much keyed to anniversaries. american politicians are always key to anniversaries. we work endless thanks givings and christmases. this is a different anniversary. it's the tenth anniversary i think that's the smallest motivation. the second is t

thanks to the leadership of president and mrs. bush, and 8 years of the bush administration, and the commitment of the obama administration to those same goals, aids orphans in africa sing "america the beautiful." we went to uganda and i would never forget that moment when literally these orphans saying one of our great national hymns. it was a moment that affirmed what it means to intervene in the lives of people who would otherwise only no hopelessness. in saudi arabia, and throughout the middle east, thanks to the work of the first lady, now continued in the current circumstances, when are no longer ashamed to talk about a breast cancer diagnosis. i know firsthand the scourge of breast cancer. when i was 15 years old, i will never forget the day at st. mary's academy, my father was a little late picking me up from school. in the day before cell phones, i got very worried. when he finally got to me, he said that he had taken my mother to the doctor and she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. fortunately, my mother lived for 15 yea

mr bush mr harper very much for joining us on the show welcome to spark my well is this it so do we know the name of the next russian president exists would you say actually i think we're already know was the name of the next trashing president and their next trash in our prime minister but you know i think it's not due to the reasons and some experts say i think there. has been overplayed years and probably quality x. has proven to be a real leader of a new russia russian g.d.p. has almost doubled in the last twelve years while social stability here and the development have been achieved so there are good grounds for continuing these. way of conducting borth foreign and domestic policy and most russians do really support this plan to do dude mutually agree that this is it. the intrigue and intrigue is now no longer i would say never say you're sure especially in russia because the country. we have seen a lot of times during the last twenty years or maybe even i would say twenty five years that it's very difficult to predict something in russia for sure the situation may develop in a lot

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i would like to thank president bush and mrs. laura bush. lady was an amazing partner in our diplomacy from everything from advocating for people of the freedom to the health crisis. thank you very much for your guidance and for your role. [applause] the u.s. aid administrator and investor, thank you for your continued leadership on these issues. i would like to very much welcome the united states

now, let's suit that baby up. >> hello, mr. bush!ening on xm, the answer was d. levy wins! >> bill: all right. but it was good. it was a spirited -- very competitive. >> not even close. >> bill: you okay? you all right? >> i think so. >> wake up, man. >> bill: you got them all right. but you look a little dazed. >> is it over? >> finally. >> bill: he might be there tonight at 3:00 o'clock if we can get the bail out. pins and patriots on deck. a kid asking president obama a very tough question. p and p moments away. football is back, and verizon is bringing it straight to you. introducing nfl mobile for 2011. built to bring you the game. only from verizon. built so you can rule the air. you're gonna have the hottest car on the block. [ airplane engine rumbles ] show me the carfax. yeah, show me the carfax. we...we ran out. what? just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carfax vehicle history report. see accidents and service reported to carfax and a price based on the car's history. ask your dealer or go to carfax.com

now, let's suit that baby up. >> hello, mr. bush!ose listening on xm, the answer was d. levy wins! >> bill: all right. but it was good. it was a spirited -- very competitive. >> not even close. >> bill: you okay? you all right? >> i think so. >> wake up, man. >> bill: you got them all right. but you look a little dazed. >> is it over? >> finally. >> bill: he might be there tonight at 3:00 o'clock if we can get the bail out. pins and patriots on deck. a kid asking president obama a very tough question. p and p moments away. >> bill: pinheads and patriots. a ten-year-old girl grilling president obama, but first big starring a 10-year-old grilling president obama. grade us after each broadcast. that feedback is very important. to celebrate the long labor day weekend, the no spin news on billoreilly.com will be open to everybody. billoreilly.com will be open to everybody. everybody can hear it. you can see one of the perks that premium members get everyday if you sign up for a membership now or renew, get a free pen and you can choose fr

flight 93's passengers fighting one al qaeda team was hailed by mr. bush>> with their brave decision they launched the first counter offensive of the war on terror. >> reporter: former president clinton is teaming up with house speaker boehner to raise the money. >> we must get the show on the road, let's roll. >> reporter: back in new york, officials are doubly prepared. but there's still no confirmation al qaeda's planning a vehicle bomb attack tomorrow. >> don't let the terrorists take this day from us. >> reporter: most here are not scared. >> we thought we should be a part of this, to show that we're not weak. that we are here to represent our country and what it stands for. >> reporter: hundreds gathered in a silent tribute to those who died and to the fight against islamic terror. through tomorrow morning when 9/11 families and officials gather here at the exact moments of the attack to remember, u.s. law enforcement, u.s. officials, local officials, u.s. intelligence all vow to remain on extra alert. live from new york, steve handlesman reporting.

i would like to thank president bush and mrs. laura bush.irst lady was an amazing partner in our diplomacy from everything from advocating for people of the freedom to the health crisis. thank you very much for your guidance and for your role. [applause] the u.s. aid administrator and investor, thank you for your continued leadership on these issues. i would like to very much welcome to the united states -- rwanda is a country that has come through extraordinary difficulties and is still standing and progressing. thank you very much. [applause] to my friend, who is heading the bush institute in dallas, thank you for your leadership. this global health summit is very important and it is important that we meet here in washington. the united states of america has always been at its best in international affairs, always been at its best in the world. the view that no man, woman, or child to doubt to live in tyranny caught in poverty, or disease is a moral case. it is a case that we who are fortunate enough to live on the right side of history mu

i watched the president and mrs. bush watching it, too. i thought to myself, that is exactly where we are. it is just a field. it was always a field until september 11, 2001, when it became a field of honor. thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning. i want to say publicly, that was very well done. i appreciate your words. it is an honor for me to be here again, to be back in shanksville, back with the families. i want to say a word about yesterday. i thought it was an absolutely wonderful, moving, fitting ceremony to dedicate this memorial to the heroes of flight 93. the speeches were powerful. president clinton, president bush, and vice president biden really hit the mark in their speeches yesterday. i think all americans can be proud of what we have been able to accomplish here in shanksville. i also listened to the songs is today performed by sarah macl auchlin or so appropriate to open this memorial. [applause] this memorial would not be here if not for the hundreds of thousands of people who have worked on this from local offic

the united states and at the end of the day the will of the people will prevail in syria in fact mr bush our us and mr oregon have very good relationships and they were good friends. it's interesting mr president they say they are. usually the same because us president barack obama when he spoke to the international community his criticism of iran was pretty much the same as it was a year before and pretty much similar to the criticism that george w. bush made against iran which continues to be so if iran and the united states are always saying the same things year after year how could there ever. a pic space in north african and middle eastern nations in arab nations popular accomplishments are given credit. them western countries there was the promise of a change of less military expansion no military expansion of decreasing pressures on populations of no discrimination the people of the united states should not have been pressured as they are today has happened today as we speak all of the games that result in paper wealth. transfer the bulk of the wealth from the have nots to the poc

the stock think the next great economic crisis mr bush will be brought about by the debt but it will create an economic crisis so deep that it threatens. i was called a doomer and they murdered an alarmist television. in the sixty's just written a little a book called. i followed up with a book that came out before lehman brothers went bankrupt speaking on wall street i called for a jail out not a bail out i used to think of wall street as a financial center i now think of it as a crime scene. nomi prins was a managing par. bear stearns and goldman sachs this is the most expensive take out the biggest crime. in world history we're talking about a crime we can't even quantify we're talking double digit trillions of dollars into this film will explore the scale of monies missing written off last ripped off in these various scams and in the case of the bailout funds unaccounted for. green caught or editor of vanity fair may have summed it up best when he wrote it can fairly be said that the chain of catastrophic bets made over the past decade by a few hundred bankers me will turn out to

some western leaders are facing accusations at home over the legality of the military intervention mr bush will examine the reasons behind the claims be warned you may find it son of the upcoming images disturbing. bridge explorer mr roland jamal's this is really significant in in gadhafi. the international criminal court which is issued a warrant for his arrest but later will have to find north first libya's deposed leader is in hiding for good reason. if they find him they'll kill him like bin ladin some states are now claiming the right to kill against all international law . images like these are moving fridge lawyers to turn against the government because the phrases lawsuits over the birth of ordinary people in libya lawyers here in france accuse the presidents of committing crimes against humanity this lawyer calls the libyan war renew vietnam with the us sprayed tens of millions of liters of toxins on crops in the sixty's and seventy's causing brain disorders miscarriages and birth defects to this day. so they using missiles with depleted uranium which causes cancer in tripoli i sa

obama along with the former president and mrs. bush stood strong as the nation mark ed a milestone. >> that's what it came down 10 years later. see the rebuilding and process. >> reporter: in shanksville pennsylvania another remembrance for united airlines flight 93 went down and the deaths of 40 people forever bound together by heroism. >> others are alive together because a bold group of americans rose from their seats. >> reporter: at the pentagon, a memory to remember the 144 people who parished there. >> the true message of 9/11, the winds that unite us are thicker and the re resolve is stronger than the millions of tons of concrete and marble that make that ephasis behind me. >>> as for the world trade center memorial being built. officials say they are on track to complete the project by 2015. the seven world trade building is already complete while buildings two, three and four are all under construction. officials say they are now working to install columns in the world trade center transportation hub which will help support a

race instead his decision while speaking of the ruling united russia party convention on saturday mr bush on his part or suggested has suggests that the president leads his party in parliamentary elections and heads the government as prime minister should win all season he says now it was at the event likely to have forces shape of russia's politics for years to come. the wait is over but i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidacy of lighting mayor putin and the presidential election i. know. this applause means i don't have to explain what kind of experience under thirty putin has. he sure has got off to say something else because there's been a split within our towns and i can see that this is a well thought through decision. putin is running for president was going to. i like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor and good will make sure. that you are but i think that the numbers and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask all russian citizens to support the united russi

an announced his decision while speaking out the ruling united russia party convention on such day mr bush on his part has suggested the president believes his party parliamentary elections and has the government as prime minister should have granted all she's an isa now was of the band likely to have forged the shape of russia's politics for years to come. the wait is over. i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidate she would like to hear putin increasing election. this applause means i don't have to explain what kind of experience under thirty and as. usual yes that's all i'm going to say something else because there's been a split within our times and i can see that this is a well thought through decision. putin is running for president. i'd like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor to meet you. if you are but it's a minimalist and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask all russian citizens to support the united russia party with dmitri. and i need you. i'm convinced t

the years between i give the oscar speech i gave on the fifth day of the war where i referred to mr. bush as a fictional president elected with fictitious election results, giving us fictitious reasons to go to war. as a result of my saying the world wide on television, i was instantly under numerous threats. and then attempted assaults and then real assault and finally culminating with someone who ended up in prison for his actions, his violence. but this violence perpetrated against me was being stalked a lot by hate radio, by people who were then or now, fox news hosts, people like glenn beck, people like bill o'reilly making a joke about i don't believe in the death penalty unless it is for michael moore. fantasizing about telling me. but that out over the airwaves, and there will be people who are not well. so i had to bear the brunt for a number of years. i have never talked about it publicly. and so i decided in this book to sort of laid it out, because they continue to do it. they do it to other people. it happens every day, this kind of hate-filled talk. and if you do not stand u

russia just stayed away stayed out of the russian politics and so there is no viable alternative for mr bush and people understand so finally. what's in the near future well i hope that the situation. will stabilize itself their idea behind this freefall to change rate that the central bank has been trying to introduce you to will come to some sort of a balance where the national chorus you will stop forming i would north however that there are those who haven't done deal you did something that for example portugal or greece are unable to do because they have europe so basically there was did what a lot of liberal suggest that are there impoverished european countries do right well. thank you very much indeed for your analysis of the situation in belarus to divide between obvious political analyst thank you. well sometimes you have to leave russia if you want to get to know it better this week a special series of artes russia close up reports come from outside the country from norway spitzbergen archipelago russia owns about a third of the territory having developed a remote coal mining comm

, to mrs. bushfficials, but especially to the families today of flight 93 who have worked so hard to make this day possible. we join together as friends and as families, as citizens support from our memories and enduring monument to love, courage and sacrifice. in one morning, a turn of history and a rush of heroes forever changed this land and this nation, and this world. the battle that began six miles overhead ended with a roar of engines in this area behind us in the stony creek river. 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 witnesses and first responders welcomed those who came. they helped us mourn. they helped us reflect, and they helped us build a memorial for all of america and all the world for all time to see right in this place. to the citizens of somerset county and to those who led that effort, inclu

, to mrs. bush, but especially to the families today of flight 93 who have worked so hard to make this day possible. we join together as friends ands families, as citizens to forge from our memories and enduring monument to love, courage and sacrifice. in one morning, a turn of history and a rush of heroes forever changed this land and this nation and this world. the battle that began six miles overhead ended with a roar of engines and this area behind us in the stoney creek river. 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 witnesses and first responders, welcome those who came. they helped us mourn. they helped us reflect. and they helped us build a memorial for all of america and all the world for all time to see right in this place. to the citizens of somerset county and to those who led that effort, including gov

vice-president biden and former president bush and bill clinton will be attending the event. mr. biden will speak at 2:00 p.m. . we'll bring you his remarks live on fox news. before leaving for shanksville. former president bush and mrs. bush laid a wreath outside of corridor four the spot where flight hit the building and killing 184 people. the the current president are in a service in dc. they wrapped up a visit to arlington national cemetery. mr. obama will visit all three sites. starting with ground zero and then on to pentagon and shanksville. and concert for hope held in the kennedy center held here in washington d.c.. we are going to take a quick break right now . when we come back, we'll speak with someone who knows first hand what it is like to lose a loved one a decade ago. brad blakeman who worked in the white house and also lost a nephew on that fateful day. stay with us. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to pr

office hit right i mean i've seen this movie before it ends with a big wall street crash i mean mrs bush i mean perry is practically bush all over again so why not have a sequel in sequel form what's really interesting i did notice the same guy that did this video and did plenty of video also did a video for hillary clinton when she was running again actually i watched it and it's like the same style not as i have back ready that's when i said i was like i have to see this it's not anywhere near as that but however i swear if you just put rick perry in everything except for the female stuff i mean it's the same stuff we're dealing with the same problems it was actually sad i felt like i was stuck in some like vertigo time machine that's because we're still screwed enough you really have presidential election was going on wonderful wonderful. ok this next one it all comes a saturday night live skit so first. you know where this controversy is stemming from the expanding controversy. no speak old machine. can i touch your posts. it's the guy's name or alec baldwin dave was supposed to be.

the first lady and president and mrs. bush walked with him during the service. mr. obama gave a reading from the bible. tonight, he spoke at a concert for hope at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. ♪ >> join us later in the broadcast when we look back on this full day of remembrance. the moments to remember. we'll show you how our nation paid its respects. we want to listen now to the president earlier tonight in washington. >> in the decades since, much has changed for americans. we have known war and recession, passionate debates and political divides. we can never get back the lives we lost that day or the americans who made the ultimate sacrifice in the wars that followed. today it is worth remembering what has not changed -- our character as a nation has not changed. our faith in god and in each other. that has not changed. our belief in america born of a timeless ideal that men and women should govern themselves, that all people are created equal and deserve the same freedom to determine their own destiny. that belief through test and trials has only been

it's nice time for women unemployment benefits last week contrary to mr bush's strong sales in all this food production as he also declined in the second cool shot. britain's to finish flat as investors move to the sidelines up to two days of gains though banking on a force that a shake up with the sec some may not come into force until after trying to fifteen . percent of the funds to his investors remain wary and meet a slew of unimpressive german economic data. and here in russia you can see markets have professed lawsuits at the close of play trading range. as russian investors were digesting a raft of data on manufacturing activity in the us and europe i mean mounting concerns over growth into all up to quantities that sort of check on some of the individual share moves in the my six spare pancreas was edging just i'm not sure they're close so it's head says a decision on partial privatization of russia's biggest lender will be made in the next few weeks telecoms provider ross telecom is down holding its takeover of regional mobile operators both of drug. cost telecom has a point t

first, i asked mrs. bush about commemorating the 9/11 anniversary. 9/11, mrs. s are happy. there's something so great about the sound of the water in the fawn mountains that is very moving. >> it's a very ambitious initiative. it's pink ribbon/red ribbon. we're going to use the president's announcement for aid relief. that george has announced. that's money towards aids across africa and in the countries that have the highest amount of rates of aids. that's going to set up cervical testing and treatment. if your immune system is compromised by aids, you're also likely to have cervical cancer. it's passed by a virus. the hp virus. it's simple to test. and now, there's a vaccine for the hp virus. we're hoping to add vaccine, as well to it. people live productive good lives, now, they won't die from cervical cancer. >> sthaenand they are living longer because of this medication. and, nancy, for susan g. komen, be aligned with this. how did you get the groups together? >> it's was building on strength. when i was with the white house, i traveled with the bushes and

i think, to that point, mrs. bush, laura bush had been one of the primary focus is of his initiatives, which was taught good education. that is why she was down on capitol hill -- which was childhood education. his demeanor changed. he was still the same person personally, but his demeanor changed. he have a purposeful look in his eyes when he returned that even iing. host: gary walters, one of our oral histories of the events of 9/11. available at c-span.org. paying tribute to those who lost their lives in iraq and afghanistan. a photo from yesterday. from "the new york times," a president of former president bill clinton, george bush, or bush, and joe biden. what are your thoughts this morning? caller: thank you for taking my call. i think there are three reasons that i call this the day of atonement. the first one is that we were so naive as to believe that there are not people out there who want to kill us. the second is our ignorance in not reading it in newspaper, because everything was in "the washington post"

now thanks to the leadership of president and mrs. bush administration to those same goals, often america facing america the beautiful. mr. president, you may remember that we went to ugonda, and i will never forget that moment when literally these orphans sang one of our great national hymns. was a moment that affirmed what it means to intervene in the lives of people who would otherwise only no hopelessness. in saudi arabia and for about the middle east, thanks to the work of the first lady now continued in the current circumstances, women are no longer ashamed to talk about a breast cancer diagnosis. i know firsthand the surge of breast cancer. when i was 15-years-old i will never forget the day at st. mary's academy when my father for is just a little fleet picking me up from school. and in the day before cellphone lagat very worried. i didn't know what to think. when he finally got to me he said he had taken my mother to the doctor and she had been diagnosed with probably having breast cancer. fortunately, my mother lived for 15 years

i sent a message to mr. bush, to former president bush, former president bush instead of responding properly and diplomatically was quite offensive. i sent a message t president obama, never received a message back. >> rose: i think he wrote a letter to the supreme leader, dihe not >> you see, allow me to complete my thought. i sent him the message. he should not have taken a politically advantageous step in his own mind, at least. doest matter whether the letter was sent to me or the leadership. but it's a diplomatic move. you know how it works and everyone knows, when i am the origin of the messa, the response goeso another part of the authority. i am not heartbroken that the response went to the leadership. but it was intended to resolve issues. >> rose: so you are inviting american leaders to come and see iran themselves, correct. >> very recently a religious delegation came to iran from the united states. >> rose: right. >> they visited iran. they had free access. they were very happy with their visit. they

now, it's thanks to the leadership of president and mrs. bushation to those same goals, aids orphans and africa sing america the beautiful. mr. president, you may remember that we went to ugonda, and i will never forget that moment when literally these aids orphans saying one of our great national hymns. it was a moment that affirmed what it means to intervene in the lives of people who are otherwise only known hopelessness. in saudi arabia and from what the middle east, thanks to the work of the first lady now continue to in the current circumstances women are no longer ashamed to talk about a breast cancer diagnosis. i know firsthand the surge of breast cancer. when i was 15-years-old i will never forget the day at st. mary's academy when my father was just a little late picking me up from school. and in the day before cell phones i got a very worried. i didn't know what to think. when he finally got to me she said that he'd taken my mother to the doctor and she had been diagnosed with probably having breast cancer. fortunately, my mother left

now, thanks to the leadership of president and mrs. bushars of the bush administration, and now the commitment of the obama administration to those same goals, aids orphans in africa sing "america the beautiful." mr. president, lawyer remark you may remember that we went to uganda, and i will never forget that moment when literally, these aids orphans sang our -- one of our great national hims. it was a -- national hymns. it was a moment that affirmed what it means to intervene in the lives of people who otherwise would only know hopelessness. in saudi arabia and throughout the middle east, thanks to the work of the first lady, now continued in the current circumstances, women are no longer ashamed to talk about a breast cancer diagnosis. i know firsthand the scourge of breast cancer. when i was 15 years old, i will never forget the day at st. mary's academy when my father was just a little late picking me up from school and in the day before cell phones, i got very worried. i didn't know what to think. when he finally got to me, he said he

opportunity to respond to medea's comments about how giuliani raced to cash in on the horror and mr. bushe her words, a war criminal. >> rudy juvenile yangny give -- giuliani gives inspirational speeches all over the world, all over the. >> he makes a lot of money. >> so does paul krugman at "the new york times" for spewing lies and cowardice allegations! there's a big difference between telling the truth and getting paid for it and telling lies and getting paid for it. i prefer getting paid for telling the truth. and the fact is that paul krugman has a safe job at an institution that is more in tune on a commemoration where we should be bringing the country together than tearing us apart. that's the difference between the two. megyn: let me ask you about that, medea, because some of the criticism of krugman is, number one, he didn't even allow anybody to comment. he just made the post and claimed the blog for comments quote, for obvious reasons. why do this on the ten-year mark of 9/11 when we even saw president bush on the same platform as our current president, president barack obama,

. >> in other words like george h bush, mr. obama loses or like george w. ush, he wins by a slim margin. >> that is the range unless there is a mirror cell seeming unlikely given what going on in europe. >> if the economy tanks, he says that range of possible outcomes would shift into negative for the president. and he and democratic strategists say the president must show more leadership with regard to the economy. and president unveils a job speech before congress. >> yes and they'll be carrying that at 4:00. >> thanks mark. >> and default, then bankruptcy. the postal services they sez that is the choice facing congress unless legislatures act quickly. the post office running a debt of more than $9 billion. officials contend without action, the agency will run out of money next summer. they also stress they don't want taxpayer funds. and they need changes in the law to relieve them of prefunding costs which no other federal agency is required to do. >> two ceremonies honoring the memory of jason dahl, the pilot who died on september 11th ai. rose planting

mr. bush civil war and president obama read from the 46th psalm. >> god is our refuge and strength. the very present help in trouble. therefore, we will not fear. even though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling. >> later in shanksville, pennsylvania, the president and first lady placed a wreath at the memorial to the 40 passengers and crew among 93 whoairlines flight 9340 rushed the hijackers and crashed the plane to keep it from reaching its intended target thought to be either here at the white house or down the street at the capital. yesterday the obama's visited section 60 of the arlington national sem teary reserved for the men and women killed in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it is the first anniversary of observance since osama bin laden was killed. about an hour from now the president will place a wreath in memory of another group of 9/11 victims. he

>>reporter: in other words, like george h bush mr. like george w bush he wins by a very slim margin. >> that's the range that obama is playing in it now unless economic miracle which seems very unlikely given what is going on in europe. >> of course if the economy tank more those possible outcome would shift even further into the negative for president obama. the president needs to show more leadership with rrdz to the economy. the president is planning a job speech on thursday before congress and the country. in the newsroom, mark 7 news. >> we will carry the speech leif on abc 7. >> business news. mortgage rate at 50 year low but good luck in getting one at that low rate. wall street journal reports the gap between the lowest advertised writ and what people actually get is at its highest level in two years. now look at this. lowest advertise rate last week 3.75 percent for 30 year fix. but only a small percentage qualified for the rate because it requires extremely high credit scores. in fact the average rate sold to homeowner was 4.

mr. r were there as george bush and mrs. bush were there, and their daughters were there.ou see the emotion as they place their hans on the names. a lot of thought went into that, how to place and where to place, colleagues, co-workers, friend, families, officials said they honored thousands of family request. abby goldman was working on the north tower when it was hit by flight 11. abby's father was in that flight and she wanted her name placed alongside her best friend. that's one aspect of thought that went into rebuilding and remembering what happened here. a decade in the making. it's called the most complicated construction site in the world. harnessing together architectural design, a sense of loss and rebirth for the country and the victim's families. what are you hoping that they are going to experience, and feel, seeing the memorial? >> the purpose of the mememial is to give families a place to grieve, to tell the story, so that we don't forget that our grew dfreedoms are fragile. >> housed inside 16 acres of land, a museum set to open next september and two memo