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at the flight 93 nationa memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, a mother touches her son's name. at the 9/11 memorial in new york city, this woman remembering her cousin, robert horohu jr. every year the bells at 8:46 when the first plane hit. and it never gets easier, the names. >> my aunt, for whom i named my daughter after. susannah maria la tour. we love you forever. we miss you infinitely and our lives have never been the same. >> my father, favorite, martin dic has de mayo. we miss you, we love you, we know that you're proud of us. >> reporter: then there was this. last week nearly 18 years after the planes hit, firefighter michael hobbs' remains were identified. this was the wake for him in 2002. his wife erika, his son michael, just 3 years old at the time, wearing a fire helmet. now with those remains, 18 years later, his family again. his daughter kirsten. his widow. his son michael right there again. he's 21, in uniform, saluting. he's a corporal in the marines. the firefighters presenting michael with his father's helmet. we honor that firefighter and his family and a

and gene robinson, i want to show you the rest of the vo from the distrirector of the nationa weathervice. when he finished saluting them for doing their jobs, he got a standing ovation from the audience. a clear sign that these people connected with the national weather service and meteorologists and scientists, they're not unlike republicans in washington, d.c., unlike cowardly politicians, they're not going to be cowed by somebody that insists that they don't believe their lying eyes. >> that's right. you know, a couple of things. first, there are a lot of people in the federal government, not just the weather service, but economic forecasters, people who study the demographics of the country, people who study poverty and income and all that stuff, these are -- they produce numbers that have to be accurate and that they -- these are experts who do their very best to provide accurate information to -- to the president and to the american people. and the idea that -- that this scientific information can be distorted because of the whim and the ego of an unbalanced president who can n