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the virtual panther jumped on to the scoreboard, grabbed a new york jets flag in its mouth, and then the realtime game, 19-14. >>> novak djokovic came up short in his bid to make tennis history. the serbian was soundly defeated in yesterday's u.s. open men's final by russian daniil medvedev. djokovic was trying to become the first man in 52 years to win all four grand slam tournament in the same year. on saturday, 18-year-old emma raducanu of britain won the women's finals. she is the first qualifier to ever win a major. >>> and the mtv video music awards returned last night with a live audience and thousands of masked fans at the barclay's kl. madonna made a surprise appearance dressed in a black leather outfit to open the show, brinv' 40th anniversary. she also opened the very first vmas in 1984. another early mtv star, cyndi lauper, spoke about women's rights. >> girls still want to have fun. [ cheers ] but we also want to have funds -- equal pay, control over our pestic bodies! you know, fundamental rights. >> the rock band foo fighters won the first global icon award recognizing

game, part of the crew between the new york jets and carolina panthers. chaka said it was an honor and accomplishment for all women in her community and culture. and tonight a special absolute to the oldest living world war ii veteran. that's right, lawrence brooks turned 112 years old sunday, he was honored by a drive-by celebration at his home in new orleans. brooks served as the first black engineer battalion. in the national world war ii museum in new orleans. >> if you ask mr. brooks why have you lived so long, he says his motto is "be good to people." >> o'donnell: be good to people. brooks has five kids, 13 grandchildren and the 22 great grandchildren, and we thank him for his service. coming up next, the man on campus who isn't so big, but he sure is smart. ? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum rest

. >> the carolina panthers played the new york jets, she is the first woman, she called it an accomplishmentshe joined the program in 2014, working her way to today's game. >> the brentwood police department celebrating a moment in the spotlight. his dad is a sergeant in that department. the phillies drafted gavin in the ninth round, he started playing baseball in the age of eight. congratulations to the family, as gavin continues his quest to make the show, the big leagues. >> the nba is deciding whether or not to build its own field of dreams, the yankees and the white sox played a game in a corn field in iowa. not far from where the kevin costener movie "field of dreams" was filled. it was dreamy, if you liked the movie, and i d exploring the possibility of a similar outdoor event. obstacles to overcome, like weather, raining is not going to work. what kind of surface to play on. injury concerns. 2008, the phoenix suns played a game on an outdoor tennis court where it gets hot. >> nbc bay area, teaming up to clear the shelters. 50 local shelters are participating this year. go to nbc bay

getting play at this hour, signing a deal to become the official sports betting partner of the new york jets, and i'm sure you're all thinking right now, that this 10.9% slide you're seeing is probably because of the jets embarrassing loss sunday but it's not. new fears out of macau taking shares for all their worth today the gambling hotspot government threatening stricter regulations on casino owners as china announces it may reimpose stricter travel rules and region to help curb the spread of covid and the delta variant. the one-two punch leaving wynn's battle and bruised, and we do have lvs down about 10.25%, mgm resorts not having a great day down 3.8%. on the flip side, angie shares heating up after red hot summer sales look at the stock up 8.6%, angie's list and handy parent posting a 21% jump in revenue for august. you guys got to look just a week or two ago i did my podcast with the ceo. what a great story, angie right now is a great story if you own it, it's up as we said $0.93 to $11.63. morgan stanley speaking to the e v sector today, and at this hour, that sector and its investo

first of all, trump has now lost the 2020 election more times than the new york jets he's got nothing that's done with right? this as you pointed out was never an effort really to relitigate the 2020 election, it's always been about 2022 and 2024 the republicans have no other strategy to win and stewart well knows, if you go back to 2012 when the republicans were picking, when mitt romney got his teeth smacked in by barack obama and republicans picked up the pieces, they had an ansutopy and saw the only way forward is expand their base beyond the white supremacist rump that votes for them that's the only solution except for authoritarian. everyone who wants to vote can vote and all those votes counted, the republicans are not a viable national party. instead of dealing with that, you know, sadness and responding to that, they have gone in this other direction, which is the hard right fascism we see across the down industry. >> stewart, you're from mississippi so you saw the pol politics democrats can't win there because the state is sort of jerry b gerrymandering and feels fixed for t

. >>> and the nfl has its first black female referee maya shaka was the line judge as the new york jetsthe carolina panthers. she says it is an honor and privilege to represent women and women of color in the most popular sport in america love to see it carl, back to you. >> that is awesome thank you, rahel. >>> epic games appealing friday's ruling calling for a higher court to re-examine that antitrust case against apple the ceo tweeted epic is fighting for fair competition among in-app payment methods and app stores for a billion consumers joining us, co-founder, great to get you back on the air, roger good to see you. >> good see see you, carl. >> you have been pressing apple to offer more concessions if they want to keep control of the platform overall what was your reaction to the ruling friday? >> i think the ruling came down pretty much as i would have expected which is to say that apple has market power and the judge said it is using that market power inappropriately they ar there are not a lot of tools at the federal level. in california they have a specific law that gave the j

. >> kaleigh: prince harry and meghan markle took a private jet to new york city over the weekend. pock craycy as always from these two. they jump into their private jet and gas guzzling suvs and it is the gas virtue couple. and she has a $500,000 dress on as she visits a school in harlem and $38,700 in jewelry. and wow. i'm not opposed to people having nice things, but that's a whole lot of nice things. >> you are right, kaleigh, in stark contrast to lady di that was always conscious of all of the other humans that she was engaging with at that time. and they preached about vaccine equity and to be an influencer like that, people have to subscribe to you and believe you and have faith in your creditability. so, when we see these hypocritical actions all of the time, are they losing their would be followers? >> oh yeah. they are such hypocrites. that's the name of the game. they have no problem lobbying for the global climate, and if that is the case, they should walk across the country. if they care so much about the earth, go ahead, hook it. go on foot. >> and following the 9/11

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new jersey school have installed 2977 flags on the front lawn. one flag for each person killed, when the jets hit the world trade center in new york and the pentagonn washington. a fourth plane crashed into a field in pennsylvania. we are at ground zero in new york city. what is the city like, as americans are preparing to mark this 20th anniversary? reporter: we have been here since the early morning hours. more and more people have come from all around the country, to commemorate this very moment. i just talked to michael, who lost his mother in the south tower. he put out a sign here at the memorial with pictures of his wife, whom he just married, telling the story, telling his mother how much he still misses her. that is the mood here, people are very silent. people are crying. they are holding hands. this brings back all the horror from 20 years ago. anthony: how will new yorkers be marking this day? reporter: well, there's a huge ceremony tomorrow here, in new york at ground zero. it will start exactly at 8:49 in the morning. that is when the first plane hit the tower. it will begin with a moment of silence. then the family members of the ne

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jets at close range. wow, the military was in new york. when did that happen? military jets in new york.nged the world. >> that's why it's there, it's extremely important especially for us. janice: what are you going to be doing on 9/11? >> here at the ceremony and helping out and then after people to see memorial. janice: girl scout badge, did you get one for the film? >> i have not gotten one for the film but i do have this patch right there and i have also this patch of the twin towers. janice: i see it. elli, thank you for setting such a wonderful example for young people. it needs to be taught in our schools and they need to remember the people that we lost and the sacrifice that they gave to this country. >> of course, my honor and privilege. janice: wonderful. isn't she wonderful? isn't she amazing? it's hard to hold back the tears because i feel like we have to remember this, we have to tell our children about what happened on this faithful day. >> giant story of love and about cooperation and that's what -- >> janice: people coming together. >> exactly. it warms my heart. rachel

at the crash site, across the world, reporters at the "new york times" were investigating what had been going wrong with boeing's new commercial jetelihood that these two accidents were not in some way connected was extremely low. it suggested that there was something going on with the plane and obviously we were determined to find out. ♪ ♪ >> it was clear from the get-go that boeing was in full crisis mode. >> as the facts from the accident become available, and we understand the necessary next steps, we're taking action to fully reassure airlines and their passengers of the safety of the 737 max. >> this was going to be an existential crisis for the company if these two events were related. >> china grounds the plane first. other international regulators ground the plane. then the european union grounds the plane. >> but in the u.s., the f.a.a. says it's not grounding the plane. >> boeing and the f.a.a. all were saying that they were sort of waiting for the facts before they rushed to judgment and grounded such an important new plane. >> narrator: but for months, the "times" was reporting there was something wrong with the 737 m

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never covered a war, thank god but i remembered when i would come back from leave in new york i would lie away with my jetag and think i can do this. i'm not good enough. they are going to find out. i think it's really common for women to have imposter syndrome and think they got lucky p and that's how they got their job there joband they can't actuallr job. self-doubt is the way we undermine ourselves sometimes. >> although i must say these three had a confidence level that i admired a lot. they just did not falter ever. >> i know you are probably going to call on the next. it's been referenced a little bit today in the chat but i am curious there were certain sections from each of these women i think speaking to the american cases where legislation, the women were not allowed to be reporters and then they made special exceptions and re- invoked that. it seemed they went back and forth allowing women into the reporting and i'm sure moving into the future if you have any insights on did they use this and test cases like we can never do something like this again? like these women have proven that these and

covered any war, thank god that our member whenever i would come back from leave in new york i would lie awake with my jet lag and think i can't do this, i'm not good enough, they're going to find out. i think it's really, for women to have an posture senate i just think they are lucky and that's how they got the job and actually can't do their job. self-doubt i think is a way we undermine ourselves sometimes. >> although i must say these three had a confidence level that i admired a lot. they just did not, did not falter ever. they kept pushing. that was not the problem, no. >> fantastic. i know you will call on her next person. >> allynn mcinerney. >> yes, thank you. it's been referenced a little today in our chat than curious there were certain sections from each of these three women, i think specifically speaking to the american cases where the women were not allowed to be what reporters, and then the make special exceptions and then they we invoke to that and to seem like they went back and forth a handful of times,, allowing women into were reporting, and that you're moving into the future if you ha

♪ i know new york's coming back ♪ ♪ we've got the rangers, yangees, mets, knicks and nets cheered for the giants and pray for the jetse know new york's coming back ♪ ♪ we're already complaining about the cold ♪ ♪ we all hate bill de blasio ♪ ♪ and i know new york's coming back ♪ ♪ we got the nypd and the fdny when i tried out they said that you seem more like a post office guy ♪ ♪ so i know that new york's coming back ♪ ♪ all the tourists have returned doing what they do ♪ ♪ walking slowly down the sidewalk right in front of you ♪ ♪ even though some of the seats are wet the subway is still packed ♪ ♪ and i know new york city's coming back ♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe. "it is tuesday, september 14th. and i think jimmy fallon has really captured new york city. >> oh, yeah. no doubt, willie. so first of all, i like bill de blasio. come on p. i love bill de blasio. sorry. >> and the jets, the punch line is always, willie, and, of course, a line lifted there from marty scorsese. it's a great special on netflix. pretend it's a city. just walk around and pretend it's a city like people actually go to wo

on a more serious note check ou this video of an ocean rescue b the new york police and fire department a swimmer was forced into a jetknew tonight they move to ban these theories and public schools but as students head back to the class from his parents are finding out that th schools are actually teaching the children. we have the full story. these teachers are being told t be careful about how they handl the students. it was the first of nine states to adopt changes to the curriculum. i don't want my child be told that is privileged. high dome a child to think any differently of the front is chosen. at a school education task forc hearing to give analysts and fearful. what this means to me is that him academically inept. i know i am not capable of speaking for myself. some changes have happened ther are notes plans for this next event any guidance to faculty this is the focus should be on teaching the students how to think. schools are being much more careful but they are restrictin some lessons. because they know -- some leaders it's not something to be afraid of. it's okay to look at history. and we need to give

i went to point out the jets and giants about r0 and a slurry, so well done, new york. it up in front of the entire nation. maria: not a good beginning for the season, that's for sure for new york. dagen: not at all, jets and giants, you both suck. maria: micah, do you agree? >> look, it doesn't look like there's hope on the horizon for either one of those franchises. the jets have been bad for a very long time now brief periods of success, but i feel like we are back in the days where they are just terrible and hopefully the giants are a better run organization and can figure it out, but it's not looking promising for either one of those teams. new york is no longer a football town for the time being. dagen: but still incredibly expensive to see the game that's the insult to the injury. maria: exactly. still ahead, markets are in the spotlight as the third quarter comes to a close this week plus what the crunching congress means for investors as we break everything down with the word on wall street coming up next hour right here on "monings with maria" live on foxbusine

jet? do we know anything about it? did he use to it get from his 9/11 photo op with police and firefighters in new york? >> i don't. t. a number of jets. one of which is undergoing repairs, same as trump force 1 that he used to land at rallies that. that's being fixed. he has other planes. this is a guy who has a plane, he didn't need a plane. i was surprised to see that in the tmz report. maybe it is a nigser plane but i was surprised he would be enticed by something like that. >> don jr. was promoting this pay-per-view event. the daily beast reports him saying quote maybe we get a solid answer on what exactly is going on at area 51 and everywhere else. i didn't listen to the event last night at all but i don't believe any of the coverage includes discussions of aliens or ufos. should this raise any red flags or was this just an attempt to get eyeballs on him. >> to me, it read lining -- this bout was to promote something called triller, a less successful competitor to tiktok. it is going to become a competitive tiktok. it was not something that you could tune into your regular television and watch. they were tryin

they were filming a documentary on new york city firefighters in downtown manhattan when the first jetrefighters to the trade center and captured a gripping footage of the immediate aftermath of the attacks. including the only footage shot inside the towers on that day. tonight, cnn films presents 9/11. their film tells a story of one new york city fire house on september 11th. >> i don't even have time to think at that point. i just run. then i feel someone jumping on top of me. and then the dust. >> so gripping. joining us now, gideon and jules, directors of the 9/11 film and james han lon, a retired new york city firefighter and producer of the film. thank you for joining me for this conversation. gideon, let's start with you. watching the film 20 years later. what stands out to you the most about what you captured on tape that day? are you overcome with the emotions that you felt 20 years ago? >> yes, just watching gives me goosebumps. at the end of that, 20 years later, it is the same thing. to be completely in awe with what we witnessed, the three of us. those who came to rescue

new york city paper. the headline read "u.s. attacked. hijacked jets strike pentagon and towers in day of terror." e new york post put out a special edition that afternoon. "acts of war," they wrote. the new york daily news also. "it is war" was there headline. -- was their headline. the boston globe with the headline "a new enemy." usa today calling it an act of war the next day. the washington post -- "terrorists hijacked four airliners to destroy the world trade center and pentagon. hundreds are dead." you see at the bottom circled in highlighter. this is the washington post saying the evidence is pointing to the osama bin laden network. from the detroit free press, "america's darkest day." the indianapolis star, "day of death." a special edition of the san francisco examiner, "pastor -- bastards" is all they wrote. caller: in the experience, it was a little different. we were so far away. you could not be further away. when it happened, it was morning. i was rushing to get to work. nothing shut down. our highways did not shut down. everybody got to work.quite frankly , it was going on through t

jets. the planes slammed into the world trade center in new york city and the pentagon, while another crashednto a pennsylvania field. it is the deadliest terror attack in world history. this morning, a remembrance ceremony will be held at the national september 11th memorial and museum located at ground zero, the site where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. >> at sunset the tribute in light will beam four miles into the sky to honor the lives lost in the attacks. president biden will visit memorials at all three sites today, shanksville, pennsylvania, the pentagon, and first at ground zero. that is where we begin our coverage with michael george in lower manhattan. good morning. ♪ >> reporter: good morning. family members and guests are beginning to arrive here, and at 8:46 a.m., that will mark the first of six moments of silence. the first marking the exact moment the first plane hit the north tower. now a lot has changed in our lives since 9/11, especially when it comes to safety. that continues today as security officials are on high alert. >> you mess with new york, t

appreciate your time back to you guys in new york city. full of jetsgot to score this weekend. pete: yes. brian: for four quarters. ainsley: joel, are you wearing a jets it will today? >> yes. brian: 3-0 with the panthers. >> giants are it 0-3. brian: that's true. it wasn't right, pete to bring up the giants. steve: welcome to morning trash talk. brian: okay, am i supposed to read? ainsley: sure. brian: thanks, pete. he will be joined by john rich redneck rivera later in the show. you don't want to miss pete on gutfeld tonight. there is a lot about pete in tease. back in a moment. ainsley: making you jealous? steve: meanwhile, switching imeers, as we look in the rear view, the year of 2020 was summed up by politics, protests and the pandemic. our next guest wrote the book on how the virus up ended our lives. hear from him coming up next on hear from him coming up next on "fox & friends." brian: and pete is on gutfeld. we see a close up of the grille ...an overhead shot. she drives hands free along the coast. make it palm springs. cadillac is going elec

in shanksville, pennsylv larns to the jet crashed into a field when passengers and crew tried to overpower hijackers that morning. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> we have full list of september 11th events that are happening across the bay area on our website. kpix.com. >>> still ahead tonight, at 11:00 and streaming on cbsnbay area. >> erupting into a fireball, what happened moments before this southern california house went up in flames. >>> and why the measles is jeopardizing refugees from afghanistan. >>> a pop up space features guest chefs from around the world. coming up we take you inside the kitchen. >>> and later one of the spokiest places in the bay area is gets into the halloween spirit. it >>> flames engulf a house in southern california after it was struck by lightning in orange county. no one was hurt. more than 1200 lightning strikes were recorded across california overnight. about 10% of them, here in the bay area. >>> also tonight, firecrews are chasing new wildfires set off by last night's electrical storm. according to the national parks service that lightning storm set off three new wildland fires. they are battling the

the jet crashed into a field when passengers and crew tried to overpower hijackers that morning. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> we have full list of september 11th events that are happening across the bay area on our website. kpix.com. >>> still ahead tonight, at 11:00 and streaming on cbsnbay area. >> erupting into a fireball, what happened moments before this southern california house went up in flames. >>> and why the measles is jeopardizing refugees from afghanistan. >>> a pop up space features guest chefs from around the world. coming up we take you inside the kitchen. >>> and later one of the spokiest places in the bay area is gets into the halloween spirit. it i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the busissmaherur go california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! >>> flames engulf a house in southern california after it was struck by lightni

new york was a once in a 500-year event think about how crazy that is. it used to be that a once in a 500-year event was the f-train arriving on time, or the jets starting 2-0. it's not an exaggeration to say that the unprecedented new york city floods essentially shut down parts of the country's largest transportation system. i mean, look at this >> we also have shots of our subway system here in new york city, inundated with water. flooding there, you can see it the entire subway service, all over the city of new york city, suspended because of the weather from ida, which includes, obviously, rain -- flooding look at that see at the very back of that -- look how that water is just pouring into the new york city subway so, the entire new york city subway system out of commission, right now. >> seth: the flooding was so bad they replaced the trains with kayaks, and even then, there was a guy hugging the pole nothing worse than getting on a kayak at west 4th and then you get to 14th and a mariachi band gets on and tips the whole thing. i mean, look at that it looks like a class five white water rapid, or i guess, a brown water rapid? anyway, the point is

the port authority of new york and new jersey kept almost 3,000 salvaged pieces in an empty hangar at jfk airport. mangled, scarred, torn parts of beams, doors, fire trucks, even a jet crime scene, a graveyard a new program began to distribute them, on the condition they're placed for the public. >> when i first saw it in the hangar behind us, it felt like i was opening a tomb it's a way for people who aren't old enough to remember september 11th, to keep their hands on something that was actually there. >> now, parts of the twin towers have found their way across the u.s. and around the world, all 50 states, ten countries, pieces were used to make the bow of a navy ship, the "uss new york." there was one at bagram airfield we don't know what happened to that one at a fire station? alaska, and it is queen elizabeth olympic park in london pieces of the twin towers even went to mars scientists at a robotics company wanted to use aluminum on the rover. but most of the pieces were adopted by small community, volunteers fire stations, vfw posts, high schools, all to memorialize the tragedy closer to home. >> there are markers for the 19 people who lived in lindbrook and

new york for the twin towers of the world trade center. one stewed, they collapsed after being hit by 2 hijacked passenger jets. edward l. libretto and my father, edward, joseph papa relatives read out the names of their loved ones killed in the attacks . 2977 men, women and children lost their lives when hijacked planes hit the world trade center, the pentagon, and an empty field and chunks fil pennsylvania. in the last 20 years, my family and i have at times known unbearable sorrow and disbelief about the lives that would never be yours. we have fail with speaking out on my daughter's behalf and calling on many more precautions and also for the history to be remembered. not as numbers and a date, but the faces of ordinary people. people who looked a lot like sarah president, joe barton's later reese to all of those killed in chunks fil penis pennsylvania. the arrived out of attending to commemoration in new york but, and didn't make a speech, but the former president george w bush did speak at a ceremony. he echoed, binds earlier call for national unity. here the intended targets became the instruments of rescue. and many who are now alive.

this was the scene in new york where the twin towers of the world trade center one stood. they collapsed after being hit by 2 hijacked passenger jets. joe biden, and several former us presidents among those attending the ceremony. edward l. alegretky and my father, edward, joseph papa. relatives have read out the names of their last loved ones. 2983 people died when the hijacked planes crashed into the world trade center, the pentagon out of field insurance. so pennsylvania, moments of silence are being observed across the country. in the last 20 years, my family and i have at times known unbearable sorrow and disbelief about the lives that would never be yours. we have fail with speaking out on my daughter's behalf and calling on many more precautions and also for the history to be remembered. not as numbers and a date, but the faces of ordinary people. people who look a lot like sarah, you know, as we mentioned, president barton was among those at the memorial in new york. he's going to be heading to ceremonies at shanks for the pentagon later by. it was not expected to speak at any of the events, but he has appealed for the us t

new york city and pennsylvania area. and then number two, ida merged with a jet stream and a cold front. so it supercharged ida and wrung out the tropical moisture connection, wrung it on top of new york city, new jersey, the hudson valley, connecticut. and now that system is moving out to the east. the bottom line here is that a super-charged storm does obviously a lot more damage. remember, it didn't do much along the way, then it came back to life. >> so jeff, we talk about these storms as once in a century events or once in the history of the country events, and yet they're happening more frequently. it sure seems like. we're going to have to update our numbers. why? >> for sure. you know, what i like to say is climate change makes the impossible not only possible, but it makes it probable. the bottom line is a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, like a bigger sponge. that can hold more moisture and wring out heavier rainfall. in the northeast you can see the clear trend on this graphic over the last six years. a 50% increase in heaviest rain events in new york city and across new

people were killed when 4 passenger jets were hijacked, crashing into the world trade center, the pentagon, and the field in pennsylvania combinations began new york at ground 0 weather twin towers once stood president's past and present, joined the families of those who died and at 1246 g m t. the 1st silence was observed to mark the moment when american airlines flight 11 crashed into the north tower of the world trade center. there were similar similar scenes that the pentagon ending shanks fill, pennsylvania george w bush, who was president at the time, delivered a message of unity at a memorial to remember the passengers and crew of united airlines flight 90. 3 question salumi begins. are coverage with her report from new york the alongside the memorial pools, which traced to put prints of the twin towers, family members of the victims gathered with leaders and 1st responders for what is now the 20th time. remembering the nearly 3000 people who died on september 11th, 2001 to decades is long enough that some children and grandchildren and the victims have no memory of that day. for mike lowe who lost his daughter, the anniversary brings back

jets were hijacked, crashing into the world trade center. the pent again and the field in pennsylvania commemorations began in new york at ground 0, where the twin towers. one stood president's past and present, joined the families of those who died. and at 1246 jim t, the 1st silence was observed to mark the moment when american airlines flight 11 crashed into the north tower of the world trade center. there were similar scenes at the pentagon and in shanks vill, pennsylvania. george w bush was president at the time, delivered a message of unity at a memorial to remember the passengers and crew of united airlines flight 90. 3 question salumi begins are coverage with her report from new york alongside the memorial pools, which traced to put prints of the twin towers, family members of the victims gathered with leaders and 1st responders for what is now the 20th time. remembering the nearly 3000 people who died on september 11th, 2001 to decades is more than long enough for some attendees, who have no memory of that day to have become adults. but for many others, it seems like yesterday they want to have felt like both a long time and a shor

if you have a jet pack in new york city use it today. ainsley: gets out.need a destination mandate card. ainsley: traffic is bad in new york because of the u.n. meeting. talk about gabby petino. brian: we start with fox news alert today. autopsy performed on a body believed to be gabby petino. ainsley: execute a search of brian laundrie's parents house. steve: carley shimkus is live outside the house with brand new reporting. at one point yesterday police told people to get back because that was a crime scene. carley: yeah, that's right, steve. and an autopsy will be completed later today on the body believed to be gabby petino. so we will soon learn more about the cause of death. you are right. things are quiet right now outside the laundrie family home. but this was declared a crime scene yesterday when some 20 fbi agents swarmed the property to execute a search warrant. chris and roberta laundrie were he is courted out of the house. placed into unmarked van. agents were seen carrying what appears to be boxes of evidence. the family's silver mustang was

jeffrey brown has the story from new york, for our arts and culture series, "canvas. " >> reporter: a headless western- style venous. and what is a fighter jet with the ornate rams horns, the artist herself. >> i see myself as somebody who is interested like a detective to look at how to connect the dots. how to find where the material is, and to also examine my own relationship with it, but also how some of the stories, what are the archetypal stories within the media itself? the u. she is known for examining and breaking down mill your archetypes and stereotypes of art history. questioning the assigned roles of women and simplistic notions of the east-west divide. she began in art school studying the tradition of persian and indian manuscripts. and then she began to play with it and make it her own, adding the image of a red. -- friend. in her most renowned early work, she captured our own life within this history. that is her, a ghostlike presence. >> at the end she is painting herself. but you never really get to see her face. there is almost this lel of mystery. >> the entire exhibition is a kind of portrait of the young most of the pai

new york earlier this morning. at dawn, the unfurling of a flag over the side of the pentagon hit by jet liner 20 years ago signaled the beginning of the day of tributes. it's one of three sites where americans gathered in somber remembrance, honoring each one of the 2,977 people killed in the terrorist attacks on september 11th. at the footprints where the twin towers proudly stood over lower manhattan, president joe biden and the ferus lady joined by the obamas in a sea of 9/11 families to memorialize those lost two decades ago. at 8:46 a.m., the first of six moments of silence marking the instant the first hijacked airliner struck the north tower. close daughter sarah was a flight attendant on that plane. >> as we recite the names of those we lost, my memory goes back to that terrible day. when it felt like an evil specter had descended on our world and was also a time when many people acted above and beyond the ordainary. >> reporter: the nation pausing five more times. the moment each twin tower fell, when the pentagon was attacked, and the moment united flight 93 crashed into the field in pennsylvania. >> it

new york city in lower manhattan. and you can see the beam of light in the center of your screen representing the twin towers were brought down by the jets. a crashed into them 20 years ago. saturday this evening. the president will be the big apple to participate in the commemoration ceremony. of course, that means security will be even tighter than normal. craig treadway joins us live from jersey city just across the river from lower manhattan with a look at how the city is being protected. >> craig high. >> hello, ken and pam. we'll just the city city, state and federal officials, including officials from the department of homeland security held a briefing to discuss security matters not just at ground 0 for tomorrow's memorial. but around the city and they advised the public as well. as anyone watching the events with ill intentions security will be massive. >> today. flowers will being placed at the memorial pools alongside the names of those who perished 20 years ago. one of those who never returned was kevin flight for a firefighter and brother of fdny. chief joseph pfeifer. i saw this plane brace down the hudson river at a low al

scene in new york at ground 0, where the 1st moria will take place at the site where the world trade centers, twin towers. one stood. they collapsed after being hit by 2, hijacked passenger jets. they will also be further ceremonies and shanks, full pennsylvania, and also at the pentagon where 2 other hijacked planes crashed. president biden is among those attending all the ceremonies today, but he is not expected to speak. well, let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's in new york where those commemorations will begin in the next half hour or so. kimberly, can you talk us through what to expect this morning? it feels like the focus is very much on the people that were lost and, and their families. absolutely. that will be the focus, the nearly 3000 people who lost their lives on september 11th, 2001 will be remembered not only at ground 0 behind me, but also if you mentioned in the field of shank full pennsylvania and also at the pentagon outside of washington d. c. now, what we can expect that ground 0 is for the attendance of not just joe biden, who is now here on site, but also 1st lady joe biden is with him, but he will be joined by other pr

right now in new york where the 1st memorial takes place at the site where the world trade center, the twin towers. one stood. they collapsed after being hit by 2 high john passenger jets. and they'll be further ceremonies in shang, sail pensylvania, and the pentagon where 2 other hijacked planes crushed president joe biden is among those attending the ceremonies. he's not expected to speak, but earlier posted a video calling for americans to reclaim the spirit of cooperation that followed 911. use what makes us who we are. america is best to me. that's the central lesson of september. 11th. is that at our most vulnerable in the push and follow all that makes us human in the battle for the soul? american unity is our greatest strength. my colleague, emily angry and looked back at how it all unfolded. on september 11th, 2001. it began as a clear, sunny tuesday morning along americans east coast, just before 8 o'clock on september 11, 2001 american airlines flight 11 takes off from boston, followed by united airlines flight 175, a short while later american airlines flight 77, depart from washington, dulles airport and united airlines flight 93 from newark, new jersey. a

in new york, where as you can see a memorial is taking place at that site. ground 0, where the world trade center's twin towers. one stood, they collapsed after being hit by 2 hijacked passenger jets. there are also ceremonies taking place and chunks will pennsylvania and also at the pentagon, where to on the hijacked planes crashed alegretky and my father, edward, joseph papa, dad and families and relatives, there had been leading out the names of their loved ones killed in those attacks 2983 men, women and children lost their line. when the hijacked planes hit the world trade center, the pentagon, i'm not empty fields and shanks will, pennsylvania moments of silence are being observed across the country. in the last 20 years, my family and i have at times known unbearable sorrow and disbelief about the lives that would never be yours. we have fail with speaking out on my daughter's behalf and calling on many more precautions and also for the history to be remembered. not as numbers and a date, but the faces of ordinary people. people who looked a lot like sarah, while after 3 hijacked planes crashed into the twin towers and the pentagon, a 4th plain, united airlines flight 93, w

new york for our art and culture series, canvas. >> browndancing women from a south asian painting tradition. a headless western-style "venus." and, what's a fighter jetre? ask the woman with the ornate ram's horns-- the artist herself, shahzia sikander. >> i see myself as somebody who's interested, like a detective, to look at how to connect the dots, how to find where the material is, and to also examine sort of like, my own relationship with it, but also how some of the stories, what are the archetypal stories within the medium itself? >> brown: sikander, born in pakistan and living in the u.s. since 1993, is known for examining and breaking down familiar archetypes and stereotypes of art history, and questioning the assigned roles of women and simplistics notions of an east-west "divide." she began in art school in lahore, studying the refined tradition of persian and indian manuscript, or "miniature," painting, dating to the 16th century, and then began to play with it and make it her own. adding the image of a friend, for example. >> this took me almost two years. >> brown: really? >> yes. >> brown: in her most renowned early work, called "the s

jets still grounded until november after two fatal crashes. it would also speed up the airline industry recovery from the pandemic. let's take a live look at the new yorkw by about 200 points. julian: you have any place to camp without venturing too far from home. the campground is located at the dumbarton bridge in fremont. it has full-service hookups for rvs. there are showers, a playground, and easy access to hiking. >> bay area people that live on the concrete all the time, this is a good idea -- a good opportunity to see what it is like to cook your food on a stove and have a campfire. some young kids don't know anything about that. julian: the site incinith more . there are plans for tent cabins like in yosemite and an amphitheater. kumasi: the perfect sto sto stoo climate issues is hitting this your nevada. sequoias are among the oldest species on our planet. years of drought have weakened them and they are going up in flames. there are small shoots of hope. >> their seeds start to terminate after a fire. >> i see a lot of little baby jack sequoias that have sparked it up -- that have sprouted up. kumasi: sequoias can only be found in the sierra