taken a permit all the way from here to morocco and from there to new york god willing and i already booked my hotel in new york. >> world are booking the flights to new york for the annual u.n. general assembly which begins this week and it was founded after the second world war reflect modern realities and james has been finding out. >> for 60 years this is where world leaders made their speeches >>> the words of kennedy and kristofft reagan and others were heard in the room and now it's closed for renovation. this is the building where this year's meeting will take place, a conference room converted to a u.n. chamber and there are likely to be calls not just for the modernization of u.n. buildings but the whole system. when the united nations was first set up in the aftermath of world war ii the main power was given to the u.n. security council and it has 50 members but only 5 of them are permanent. only 5 have the veto and those countries were on the winning side when the war ended. >> things are changing and should rise to the occasion. the system that was up at the time was a good one, but over the years things hav

resolution parties and it's now reports from new york. world leaders are in new york this week for what setting up to be one of the hottest political debates this year the u.n. general assembly kicks off amid a diplomatic battle over syria between russia and the u.s. john kerry and sergey lavrov set to meet on the sidelines of the assembly but just as it seems like diplomacy might prevail sergei lavrov saying that the u.s. is trying to pressure moscow into approving a u.n. resolution allowing for military intervention he adds that the u.s. claims in exchange they would be willing to continue working on syria's entry into the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons so russia and the u.s. no closer on their positions on syria with the u.n. security council also set to discuss the issue this week now the general debate starts off with brazil's dilma rousseff who recently counsel turf fishel state visit to washington after revelations the n.s.a. was spying on her and other high ranking brazilian officials obama is said to speak directl

in new york world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly how much of the conversationill focus on the crisis in syria and the chemical weapons attacks we'll take a look at that and more up ahead and kenya's capital of nairobi a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead so will the u.s. ramp up the fight against the rules for the leave behind the attack al shabaab more on the attack on the up and for the u.s. private prison industry another man behind bars means more money in the bank many private prisons have quotas to keep most or all prison beds filled up more in the industry that combines money and bars later in tonight's show.

of silence on the lawn at 8:467 this morning, that's the exact time the first plane struck new york city's world trade center in 2001. in audition to the sites of the attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania, moments of silence were held in the business world including the new york stock exchange, chicago and new york. >>> 12 years ago, fitzgerald teeters on the binge of ex tings. more than 600 employees killed. it survived thanks in part to the generosity of other firms. now at the annual charity day, the firm honors the memory of those who perished to help canter give back. marry thompson has the story. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: canter fitzgerald charity day turns tears into laughter. >> i would be mike tyson. >> or i could be bill cosby. i'll give jell-o pudding to everybody if i raise the money or the president of the quite, if there is any indication, yes, we can raise money. >> reporter: bringing stars like actor jamie foxx to light up an emotional day for the firm. celebrities ranging from comedian whoopee goldberg to sarah hues execute trades whose commissions go to cha

coming up on r t in new york world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly how much of the conversation will focus on the crisis in syria and the chemical weapons attack there we'll take a look at that and more ahead. in kenya's capital of nairobi a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead so will the u.s. ramp up the fight against the group reportedly behind the attack al-shabaab more on the attack coming up. and for the u.s. private prison industry another man behind bars means more money in the bank many private prisons have low does to keep most or all prison beds filled up more in the industry that combines money and bars later in the show. it's monday september twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r t well world leaders are gathered in new york city this week for the sixty eighth annual united nations general assembly and this meeting could not have come at a more important time the war in syria and a potential u.s. strike will undoubtedly command the spotlight at the conference as well as the recent

>> on rt, in new york, world leaders gathering for the united nations general assembly. how much of it will focus on the crisis in serious and the chemical weapons attack? we will take a look at that and more. and in the kenyan capital of nairobi, a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead. who is reportedly behind the attack? al shabaab. more on the attack, coming up. and another man behind bars means more money in the bank. many private residents have quotas to keep most or all of the prison beds filled up. money and bars, later on tonight's show. it is monday, september 23, five :00 p.m. washington, d.c., and i am meghan lopez, and you are watching rt. leaders are gathered in new york for the meeting of the united nations general assembly, and this meeting could not have come at a more important time. the war in serious and a potential u.s. strike will no doubt have a spotlight, along with recent u.n. reports detail the chemical weapons used in the country. also, we are on the lookout for a potential warming of relations between the u.s. and iran. and

world's top stories. >> protests and funerals spread across sudan. >> police arrest the leader of greece's far right party. >> and... . >> i'm kath turner in new york world's leaders are here for the united nations general as

coming up on r t in new york world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly how much of the conversation will focus on the crisis in syria and the chemical weapons attack there we'll take a look at that and more rob ahead. in kenya's capital of nairobi a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead so will the u.s. ramp up the fight against the group reportedly behind the attack al-shabaab more on the attack coming up. and for the u.s. private prison industry another man behind bars means more money in the bank many private prisons how well does to keep most or all prison beds filled up more in the industry that combines money and far with later in the show.

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new york times" was prounion and pro-lincoln. the democratic herald, a democratic paper, prowar, but vicious towards lincoln. the world was also a democratic paper, grudgingly prowar. you couldn't really be against the war and not be considered a trader, i guess, in new york, but it was also slamming lincoln, which is why when they were captured, they were captured with a guy from the world, that guy, colburn, who i mentioned, who made up the story, he was with them and immediately paroled because the confederates didn't hate the world. you had all these papers and they had their editorial stances, but the reporters filing the copy did not necessarily agree with the editorials involved. junius and albert were abolitionists as was their boss, but colburn, a radical republican, who worked for the democratic newspaper. they didn't really -- i don't think the world interfered with colburn's dispatching in that regard. >> hi, i -- sorry about laughing in the middle of your talk. >> that's good. i like laughter. >> i was wondering, this richardson guy had a wife, was there any way to write letters home from any of the 20,00

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jazeera special coverage of the anniversary of al quaida's attack on the world trade center and pentagon. coming to you live from new york on this the 12th anniversary on the site of the rebuild world sent, the remembrance this time will feature no big name politicians, instead we will be witnessing moments of silence. we will hear the names of the dead as they are read allowed, we will hear the church bells ring, all of this as the united states once again is debating the issue of whether or not to go to war in the middle east. we will also be live from syria's northern border where thousands of refugees are now waiting to see if that attack will happen, if the u.s. will attack president asaad. and we will be in afghanistan, with more than 60,000 u.s. fors are still on duty, 11 years into what is now the longest u.s. war in history. we will bring grow the remembrances which began earlier this morning with a flag there that unfurled at sun rise, and then late they are morning we are going to take you life to pennsylvania and of course, we will be here in new york at the site of the first strikes. like this morning on tha

in new york world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly how much of the conversation will focus on the crisis in syria and the chemical weapons attack there we'll take a look at that and more ahead. in kenya's capital of nairobi a terrorist a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead so will the u.s. ramp up the fight against the group reportedly behind that attack also bob more on the attack coming up. and for the u.s. private prison industry another man behind bars means more money in the bank many private prisons have quotas to keep most or all prison beds filled up more in the industry that combines money and bars later in tonight's show.

a bell will ring for the last alarm on the south tower of world trade center collapse. >> two, tributes are marking the anniversary in new yorkthe pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. here is the world trade center site where relatives are reading the names of 3,000 victims, nearly who died there 12 years ago. >> president obama is cautiously embracing a russian plan for syria to surrender the stockpile of chemical weapons and said he would seize a last diplomatic opening if it helped avoid a military strike on syria. >> new update from fire officials show that the mt. diablo fire is under control this morning and now is 70 percent contained with over 3,100 acres burned and crews will mop up and improve containment lines, with evacuations lifted. >> problem for an elementary school in vallejo facebook video shows bats on the >> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that is packed. some of the slow traffic is due to an accident on the other sides of the bridge. in san francisco there are two separate accidents involving three vehicles. our drive time traffic, tracy to dublin is 47 minutes and 53 minutes westbound high four fr

he actually unburdened himself confidentially to a newspaper editor, frank cobb of the new york world. and he predicted all of the terrible consequences that happen in this country if we went to the war. that's the most eloquent case of coming from the war. >> how would you answer sheldon cooper when asked which wife provided political clout for woodrow. >> i think it was ellen. ellen was involved. she lobbied. you spoke with the tariff bill. she read it. she lobbied for having reduced duty on books and art supplies. and when it was actually tasked, she celebrated. it meant a lot to her. and i don't think either of them had a great deal to do with it. but i think ellen had more than edith. >> david is in her hometown. >> thank you for the segment. i want to invite your viewers to visit and join us in our efforts to restore a birthplace and childhood home. but my question is when mrs. wilson visited during europe, how was she received by the royalty of europe and how can you tell us about her relationship to pocahontas and other families? >> she's a direct descendent to pocahontas. it

you know, we are the first seven founding members -- >> you come from the new york passion world. >> yes. he was at calvin klein, george armani. we have built over the past 10 to 20 years our own personal roster. many of these women and men are personal friends. that's the difference. >> my question is, you know, you came from gilt. they have a very focused brand on luxury. your brand is also focused on luxury and some of the competitors like posh mark and others have a really wide swath. they do everything from lower end to then the cartiers. how do you maintain your brand and how do you make a real strong revenue stream from that, too? >> thank you for asking. my break ground is in branding and when it comes to fashion brands, you have to start from the top. it's very, very difficult to beat let's say an ebay and try to become luxury and so that is what we know, and we guard it so carefully. every single item that's on our site is curated. it's hand selected. we look at it for style, brand, and condition. >> if you remember, if you're old enough, you probably around, cadillac creat

new york times" was pro-union and pro-lincoln. the new york herald was a democratic paper which was sort of grudgingly pro-war that was vicious towards lincoln. the world was also democratic paper, sort of grudgingly pro-war. you could and would be against the war and not be considered a traitor i guess in new york. it also slammed lincoln, which is why when they were captured there were captured by the guy from the world. he was immediately paroled because the confederates didn't hate the world. so you had all these papers and they have their editorial stances, but the reporters filing the copy did not necessary agree with the editorials involved. junius and albert were abolitionists as was their boss, but coburn was also a radical republican and he worked for this democratic paper. so they didn't really, i don't think the world ended with coburn's dispatches in that regard. >> sorry about laughing in the middle of your talk spent that's okay, i like laughter. >> i was wondering, does -- visit richardson guy had a wife. was there any way to write letters home from any of these 20,000 camps that they were in? >> yes, they did write home. and some of th

world. earlier i spoke with mittsko in new york. she has more on what's going on there. >> gene, the general assembly's meeting on wednesday was to discuss the development of goals established in the year 2000. these included reusing extreme poverty by half and achieving universal primary education by 2015. now the deadline is approaching, world leaders must decide to do what to do after 2015. the new trend is toward not only governments being involved, but the business world as well. private companies are increasingly taking part in development projects. for example, in the wednesday session, former microsoft ceo bill gates and his wife melinda addressed the assembly. >> we'll achieve a world in which a child from a poor country, is as likely to survive and thrive as a child in a rich country. we could drive poverty to extremely low levels. >> why are corporations interested in cooperating with the u.n.? >> well, it's because today's private sector places more importance on social responsibility. a company that exercises good gover

. ♪ >>> the united nation's general assembly is wrapping up in new york. the world'sring is especially memorable for two things, the brand new president of iran saying things no iranian leader has said in decades. and this moment, the security council's rare greemt on syria. a unanimous vote to force syrian leaders to give up their chemical weapons. today, we have new details about what that u.n. mission might look like. nick, this is moving very quickly. a uchlt n. team heads to damascus in just a few days. where do they go first? certainly this won't be easy. >> they're en route as early as tomorrow. but one of the members i was speaking to said, look, we're going to have to go through revel-held areas to where those rebels are fighting. and the fear, really, is how can they establish security. they might even need to bring troops in from another country to help out at some point. there's another case of how can you dispose of these chemicals quickly enough? >> there was a syrian fighter jet that reportedly bombed a school. how are can u.n. teams going to work safel

tomorrow, we look at costa rica and it's goals. >> the summit starting tomorrowing new york brings together world corporate leaders to find solutions. backsaying the new theme this year will be to invest in women and girls to narrow the gender gap. he said the goal is to make sure females around the globe are in school and given access to the world labor markets. programs are expected to be unveiled this week,ed including projects to combat aids, tuberculosis, malaria and access to clean water in poor countries. >> hillary clinton told new york magazine she is in no decision to make any decision about running or president. >> 68 years ago, the united nations was founded to spread peace, growing from 51 members to 193 today. many of those members say the system isn't working. james bays explains from the u.n. >> for 60 years, this is where world leaders made their speeches. the words of figures like kennedy, reagan,ar are a fat, and mandela were all heard in this room. now it's closed foreign vowing. this is the temporary building where this year's meeting will take place. once again, there are li

ceremonies are set to get underway in washington and here in new york, where the former world trade center once stood, a new tower which is set to be completed early next year, now watches over lower manhattan.

they have the united nations general assembly coming up not next week but the week after in new york, world leaders will be coming there. obviously there's not going to be a u.s. military strike over the next two or three weeks, at least, unless the syrian regime were to launch some sort of chemical weapons attack, obviously. in the meantime, there's only a few days left this month, the united states will run out of money unless congress passes legislation to continue funding the government. there could be a government shutdown. >> there could, and you know, that controversy has been kind of percolating now, and the saving grace there for the president, i think, is that republicans can't decide whether they should try shutting down the government to repealing obama care and so since there's a division in the republican party, maybe the president can take advantage of that, because this will come to some kind of showdown. >> there are two quick fights, one after the other. there's the government running out of money at the beginning of october, then the government shutdown over the debt ceil

news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. i feel about. you guys stick to the jokes i will handle the make up stuff that i'm. new york london. the whole world is on the. future of the original one a further one than the end of the two hang up the point that the link at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state and for least falses mobilized against people who blend into the city the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that has a thousand on. language of all but i will only react to situations as i have read the reports from. the players and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point i come to say to mr kerry a car is on the docket no. way no more weasel words when you made a direct question be prepared for a chase when you run should be ready for a. pretty speech and a little down to freedom to cost. barack obama says he would prefer a peaceful solution to the syrian chemical weapons are now supporting proposal for damascus to relinquish its toxic

. >> and here is a live picture from new york tonight. the new world trade center tower. you can see twin beams of light representing the two that fell to mark the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. roorks in piedmont tonight officials making plans to honor another september 11th victim. christopher stevens, ambassador to liba, killed on the september 11th anniversary last year when terrorist as tacked the compound in ben gazy. today another assault, a car bomb exploded outside of a foreign ministry building bleeg parts pafrts the ministry. a witness said at the bombing occurred an hour later, street would is been packed with people. abc 7 news is live now with more on the tribute. laura? >> this is where chris stevens went to high school in about 45 minutes this is part of a larger tribute. the school board is expected to rename a library in his memory. a year after piedmont high alumni. was killed in liba, the school board plans to rededicate the high school library in his name. >> it's something to do in a board meeting but importantly what we're doing at pete

at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride

news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the last time the leaders of the united states and iran spoke to each other directly half of the current population of this country had not yet been born. it's been a long time indeed. there's been a long history in between, but today president obama and rouhani of iran made it known they indeed spoke by telephone. this is all part of a new leadership effort by iran suddenly claiming they don't want nuclear weapons. what they want now is talks and transparency and goodwill. and while that would be enough to define a whole new era, skepticism is high and there's a good reason for it. we begin our coverage of all of this tonight with nbc's chuck todd at the white house. >> reporter: it's an encounter that the white house was trying to orchestrate all week long. but instead of a hand shake in new york, the president had to settle for a phone call initiating the first contact between these two leaders of these two countries in over 30 years. the president called up his ira

. >> and here is a live picture from new york tonight. the new world trade center tower. you can see twin beams of light representing the two that fell to mark the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. roorks in piedmont tonight officials making plans to honor another september 11th victim. christopher stevens, ambassador to liba, killed on the september 11th anniversary last year when terrorist as tacked the compound in ben gazy. today another assault, a car bomb exploded outside of a foreign ministry building bleeg parts pafrts the ministry. a witness said at the bombing occurred an hour later, street would is been packed with people. abc 7 news is live now with more on the tribute. laura? >> this is where chris stevens went to

news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >>> the next moving pieces on syria appear to be in place tonight. and the story changed again today after the american people witnessed a rare event last night, a prime time address to the nation by the president that wasn't what he intended to say originally. it was originally designed to make his case to attack syria for using chemical weapons, but that's on hold. so's the vote in congress. now we see if diplomacy works. the question tonight is how to possibly secure the weapons. prior to departing with kerry for the diplomatic talks in geneva, andrea mitchell starts off tonight. >> reporter: tough words from the president. >> let me make something can clear. the united states military doesn't do pinpricks. >> reporter: but no call for action. >> i have therefore asked the leaders of congress to postpone a vote to authorize a use of force bhiel we pursue this diplomatic path. >> reporter: the diplomatic path? putin's plan to put weapons under control and destroy them. can it work? the

under arrest accused of the shooting that left 13 wounded, including a 2-year-old boy. >> world leaders are in new york city for the 68th united nations general assembly session. more than 130 heads of state and government will spend the next few days discussing the world's most pressing problems. today president obama and iranian president hassan rouhani will deliver remarks, and there is a possibility that the two leaders will meet, but nothing official so far. it would mark the first meeting between a u.s. and iranian president in more than 30 years. a big week ahead for secretary of state john kerry. on wednesday he's expected to update the status of talks between israel and palestine. thursday he'll attend a meeting on iran's nuclear program. friday we'll monitor speeches from russia and china - who may address the crisis in syria. we'll have a closer look at what is expected for the week. >> it's shaping up to be the newsiest u.n. general assembly in years. president obama's motorcade arrived amid rumours of a meeting between u.s. and iran. a meeting on the sideline of the general assembly welcom

ceremonies are set to get underway in washington and here in new york, where the former world trade center once stood, a new tower which is set to be completed early next year, now watches over lower manhattan. what is the moot like there down this there morning. >> i believe it or not, there is just as many people walking to work, along broadway, and near church street as there are heading to this ceremony, it is a somber, a lot of people taking pictures a lot of the family members are now headed toward the memorial. there is a wall where they have set up the ceremony. the optional world towers and then the new world trade tower world trade center number one, essentially is just off to the side. so kiss clay, the rebuilding continues. it will pay some am imagine to that, but you will also hear tributes to the family members. 250 family members that will read the names of the more than 2700 victims who were killed. there will also be honor guards a children's choir, singing the national anthem, so all of the elements you may expect of a ceremony will be taking place. but more somber becaus

world's top stories. >> protests and funerals spread across sudan. >> police arrest the leader of greece's far right party. >> and... . >> i'm kath turner in new york. the world's leaders are here for the united nations general assembly, which should mean a captive audience, but who is listening - the rules are not the same for every country. >> the top story on this newshour - thousands of protesters rally in sudan to voice anger at the rising cost of fuel and other commodities. human rights groups say 50 have been killed in recent days. harriet martin has the story. >> this is the reaction of sudan security forces against some of the people protesting here on friday. gunfire is heard as demonstrators run for safety. it is a city 140km south-east of the capital. >> in carr toum demonstrators called for the downfall of the government. this protester explains how they ran from bullets. >> it was not a case of authorities trying to disperse peaceful protests, but trying to injure and kill protesters. they shot into the side street, ammunition. >> the protest began monday, after the government cut fuel sub-sidies. the price of petrol and cooking gas d

remember next week, here in new york, all the world leaders gather for the u.n. general assembly. they're trying to get this out of the way i think before that takes place. >> james bays, the united nations, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> a united nations security council resolution with strong and binding deadlines, that's what secretary of state john kerry and his french and british counter parts have agreed to work toward in order to take control of syria's chemical weapons. speaking in paris, kerry said that pressure must be maintained on the government of bashar al assad in order for a u.n. resolution to become a reality. he also warned of military action if the assad government does not comply. >> we will not tolerate avoidance, or anything less than full compliance by the assad regime for the core principles of what has been achieved here. if assad fails to comply with the terms of this framework, make no mistake, we are all agreed, and that includes russia, that there will be consequences. >> for the latest on the plan to strip syria of its chemical weapons

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news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. >>> hello. you're watching "newsline." i'm keito kitagawa in tokyo. here is a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. world leaders gaered in new yorkfor the u.n. general assembly focused on the civil war in syria. >>> apple stores to pick up the new iphone shattering sales records. >>> and owning a car may be a goal for many people in china, but that appears to conflict with the capital's efforts to combat congestion. >>> world leaders are set to discuss a range of international crises as they meet in new york for the united nations general assembly. it could end up being one of their most meaningful gathering in decades. the civil war in syria will be at the top of the agenda. leaders from 193 member states are scheduled to attend when the annual general debate opens later on tuesday. they're expected to discuss the use of chemical weapons in syria. many believe government forces used poison gas last month to kill hundreds of civilians in a suburb of damascus. u.s. president barack obama wanted to bypass the u.n. and carry out punitive strikes on the regime of syrian president bashar al assad. now he's expected to call for a unite

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had been released this comes as the launch new moderate leader who has promised more freedoms at home and constructive engagement with the world travels to new york for the united nations general assembly debate however on the. heels of mr rouhani is a rival the u.s. government is preparing to seize thirty six story men cotton skyscraper that prosecutors say is secretly owned and controlled by the iranian government a u.s. judge has ruled that the owners of this fifth avenue building known as the alvey foundation and asset corp transferred rental income and other funds to iranian state owned bank a violation of u.s. sanctions this seizure could not come at a worse time considering that the leaders of the u.s. and iran could possibly meet face to face next week reporting from new york marina r.t. . a brief look at some other world news now in mexico the death toll from massive floods schools bahari tropical storms which was in the eighty dozens of people still missing tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes which had been cut off from power supplies along with a deluge of mudslides have also hampered rescue operations world forces have s

in new york the bell range to mark the exact time the first tower of the world trade center was hit. there were also moments of silence marked at all three sites. the twin towers in new york, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. at the pentagon they remembered those who died when a plane crashed into that building. the names are still being read at the world trade center site. david schuster is there. today they brought tattered flags, they brought tattered photos, but they're still there. >> four and a half hours it took them to read the 800 names that started this morning. so th the emotional gripping pat of this ceremony is coming to an end. families came to gather, hear their loved one's names mentioned publicly. in addition to reading of the names there were musical interludes. there were several politicians, the governor of new york, the mayor of new york, the governor of new jersey. police commissioner, fire department chief all there to pay homage and pay tribute to the families who spent the day remembering. it this is the last ceremony that will be part of a construction site. wh

. >> in new york city where the world trade center stood family members are gathering to remember the lives lost on the anniversary of the september 11th attacks on america. my uncle came from poland. he was only 21 years old. he is my mom's only brother. >> that was the national september 11th memorial plaza. this morning, family and friends of the world trade center attack victims red messages to their lost loved ones. a bell tolled to mark the moment when now hijacked jets crashed separately. >> our hearts still ache for the futures snatched away. >> there were four moments of silence, two for the moments when the planes struck and two when they came down. president obama spoke at pentagon where the plane crashed and in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, the names of passenger and crew members of the san francisco-bound flight were read at the flight 93 national memorial. the bay area also is honoring the heroes of 9/11 and matt keller attended remembrances in san francisco and union city this morning with coverage live from union city. >> this plane 93 memorial in union city is

new york they remain vigilant. this is still the number one terror target in the world. the law enforcement in new york city has done an outstanding job of trying to keep us safe. and this is still the freightest city in the world, and i love living here and i wouldn't want to be anywhere else. i think all new yorkers appreciate the efforts of law enforce to the continue to keep it safe here. >> on the left hand side of your screen is the president's motorcade. he just arrived at the pentagon. he will lay the memorial wreath there during the pentagon memorial. as we all remember, 184 people lost their lives at the pentagon that day. it was 9:37 in the morning when slight 77 hit the pentagon and what a shoict was a -- what a s. it was an earth-shattering moment when the realization was made that yes indeed a plane had hit the pentagon. then the big question, wondering about what was next. were there more planes that would be coming down and we know we would learn there would be another plane coming down in shanksville, pennsylvania after that. you hear the music waiting fo