suddenly interrupted by a special news release, an emergency live broadcast takes place in the north towerr and we have unconfirmed information that the plane crashed into one of the towers world trade center passenger liner crashes into a skyscraper at full speed. i'm waiting on the 93rd and ninety-ninth floors. the plane pierced the metal structures and there was not a single chance to get into the epicenter of the disaster. she died instantly on the spot. daughter. here somewhere was in this place. it was the ninety-fifth, sixth floor, 110 floors, in my opinion, and this is where the plane saw. therefore, it is not surprising that all stairs between 93 and 99. floor ears shock to the ground and back aviation kerosene flares, fire starts, everyone in the building below the impact zone begins an emergency evacuation. we heard a dull explosion. the building seemed to shake. imagine that my hand is a tower building began to fall, as i do with my hand in front of the camera. and now it leans leans its end deviated by 6 m. imagine a spring that you compressed, and then pressed on its top, som

nearly sold-out 800-room hotel between them. >> from the time the first plane hit the north tower untillapsed was 102 minutes. the things that were going through pete's mind in just 102 minutes is just mind-boggling. >> reporter: sal was with chief of department pete ganci at his command post on the street below the towers. this is the only known picture of ganci that day. was ganci the kind of boss that you did things for because you feared him or because you desperately did not want to let him down? >> you did it because you love him. >> reporter: he joined the fdyn in 1968. what kind of man was peter ganci? >> uh, pete -- i guess people would say he's my alter ego. chest full of medals. and he was just a down to earth honest, hardworking guy. he's a paratrooper in the army, worked his way up to be chief of the department in the fdny. quite a story. >> reporter: a story of courage over his 33-year career. he won the department's medal of valor crawling into a burning apartment on his hands and knees, grabbing a child who was certainly going to die, and dragging that child out and savi

a quadriplegic working on the 64th floor of the north tower with the port authority, 12 of his colleagues that day -- not all of whom he actually knew -- came up to carry him down all 64 floors to escape the tower, and he survives that day because they did it because they made clear to him that he wasn't going to be left behind. and of course they didn't fully understand at that point that they were rescuing their own lives, because not everyone really believed, most people didn't understand that the towers could actually collapse. we had been through this in 1993 with the first bombing and people sort of thought this was going to be the same thing. it would involved in evacuation and the firefighters thought it might even take a couple days to put the fires out, but it didn't initially understand the buildings were in danger of falling. and this sort of confusion and lack of understanding about what we were living through that day becomes the universal theme throughout that day. and of course it was hindered in many ways by the communications technology available at the time. i mean,, we

john, you were at the white house on 9/11. >> after the north tower was hit ift downtown and a prowse a small plane but maybe head over earlier. made the way to the white house. going through the north gate when they evacuated. remember that day as if it was yesterday. women running out of the white house and the heels falling off. >> let's pause for a moment in silence in new york marking the exact time when the first plane hit the north tower. ♪ [ bagpipes play ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i mean, just brings back all of the emotion, the horror, the disbelief. >> the confusion of the day. the fear. the questions throughout the day. i was going through the northwest gate of the white house just as they evacuated us and the producer and the crew fixed a camera on the residence and the west wing. i called to make sure the microphone is open. we were thinking a plane would hit the building and secret service gave us a few minutes. >> that's the vice president kamala harris in new york. >> on that day trying to figure out -- we would find out they picked the then vice president dick cheney and taking him.

you saw the north tower hit. why did you immediately evacuate the south tower?cerned me there had started to be smoke started to kind of wafer in from the north tower. you could smell something. we started to get concerned being that high up, maybe we should start down in the event of a, you know, something, you know, whatever was going on at the time which we didn't know. you know, one of the things, one of the things i just wanted to mention today that is very, very important to me and i'm, i am blessed every day for me is a good day because i, there were several times i had said my prayers that day, figuring that i would be unfortunately killed. thanks to many heroes like this man sitting next to me i was fortunate enough to survive but one of the things that still has a major hole in my heart is that we have not looked at and not, we need to continue to look at who was responsible for this. this great country was attacked by a foreign nation and that nation is the kingdom of saudi arabia. families thanks, thanks, to president biden's executive order, the fam

according to them according to the plans after the explosion, the north tower was supposed to fall oning thousands of victims under the rubble, perhaps precisely because then this did not happen eight years later, many americans at first found it so hard to believe that the skyscrapers were collapsing on it, then everything went off with almost no then serious casualties or damage to buildings here the situation is different. after the first building started to fall. well, it’s hard, of course, to describe it, and especially for me, but why did both buildings collapse in 2001, because as it turned out the architect who designed the twin towers assumed the possibility of an aircraft hitting them. of course, there was no terrorist attack, he couldn’t even think about the fact that in thick fog, landing planes could collide with a skyscraper, and therefore special technologies were used during the construction, which allegedly made both towers practically invulnerable from here, a version was born, according to which the cause of the collapse of buildings was not at all captured by terro

albert ogletree worked as a food handler on the upper floors of the north tower on september 11th.cted a councilman from where ogletree was from near detroit. her search led her to discover this photo in his high school yearbook and his stepdaughter who described him as a loving man. this photo was added to the wall in march. the final photo is antonio dorsey pratt who also worked as a food handler on the upper floors of the north tower. pratt's supp visor described him as a shining star. his photo, the last photo, was added to the wall in june. >>> a series of somber tributes in washington, also in shanksville, pennsylvania. president biden, the first lady, joining survivors to mark 21 years. polo sandoval is in lower manhattan for us today. polo. >> reporter: jim, it was certainly a solemn day of remembrance in new york city as families came together at the site where those twin towers once stood as they joined the rest of the world in marking 21 years since that awful day. many dignitaries joining those first responders and 9/11 families including vice president kamala harris wh

he was a firefighter who died saving lives in the north tower.any more, toto. # 0h, say can you see...# 21 years on, it's a day the world will never forget. leigh milner, bbc news. a march in remembrance of chile's 1973 military coup has seen clashes between police and protestors. violent scuffles with demonstrators took place at the end of a generally peaceful march in santiago to pay tribute to those who disappeared during the dictatorship. the police used water cannons to disperse the demonstrators as they threw projectiles back. very little separates the two main blocs in swedish politics as votes are counted after sunday's parliamentary election. with over 90% of votes tallied, the right—wing grouping has a narrow lead. maddy savage reports. the polls between the left and right blocs in sweden have been neck and neck over the past few weeks, so we can't say anything for sure until all of the results come in, and there are still postal votes to be counted, even into next week we do expect. the other big story of this election, though, the ris

he died trying to escape the north tower. >> i miss him a lot. hard for me. 9/11 is very hard for me. >> reporter: at the pentagon in arlington, virginia president joe biden laid a wreath to mark the 21st anniversary and vowed that his administration will continue to eliminate terrorists like ayman al zawahiri, who helped plot the 9/11 attacks and was recently killed in a drone e we'll never give up. our commitment to preventing another attack on the united states is without end. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania first lady jill biden honored the memory of the brave passengers of united flight 93, who fought to regain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capital. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> reporter: back at ground zero families recounted their profound loss, which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel? like everybody forgot about my brot

he died trying to escape the north tower. i miss him a lot.s very hard for me. 9/11 is very hard for me. >> reporter: at the pentagon in arlington, virginia, president joe biden laid a wreath to mark the 21st anniversary and vowed that his administration will continue to eliminate terrorists like ayman al zawahiri who was recently killed in a drone strike and helped plot the 9/11 attacks. >> we will never forget. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the brave memory of the passengers of united flight who fought to gain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capitol. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet, even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss, which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel? like everybody forgot about my brother, like family and friends. and then when i come here and i see all these pe

i look up and it was the north tower coming down. can just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent

. >> reporter: vice president leaders onor t 9/11 other he died trying to escape the north tower. >> i miss him a lot. today is very hard for me. 9/11 is very hard for me. >> reporter: at the pentagon in arlington, virginia, president joe biden laid a wreath to mark the 21st anniversary and vowed that his administration will continue to eliminate terrorists like ayman al zawahiri who helped plot the 9/11 attacks and was recently killed in a drone strike. >> we'll never forget, we'll never give up. our commitment to preventing another attack in the united states is without end. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the memory of the brave passengers of united flight 93 who fought to regain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capital. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> reporter: back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss which is just as strong today as it was more than two de

i remembered the pictures, but there was no sound after the first blow to the north tower, seized withror. new york. i didn’t know yet that in a few minutes the second plane would ram the south tower. well, the terrible events of that day did not end there. ahead was the collapse of the gemini attack on the pentagon and the fall of the fourth passenger liner, yes, the third and fourth aircraft, which, according to the words, were also involved in the terrorist attacks, crashed the pennsylvania hentagon aircraft, which allegedly hit the pentagon and collapsed into one of its sections, the audit work on will disappear to our from the budget of two whole and 3/10 trillion us dollars in the west wing of the pentagon boeing of american airlines dived at 9:37 a.m. local time, and exactly 9 minutes before that, air hub controllers in cleveland record a sharp drop in flight 93 from new york to san francisco after a double strike in new york the air traffic service management sends threat warnings to all aircraft in the air through the internal warning system, according to an official eci inves

and we are awaiting the moment of silence to come right now for the victims of the north tower collapsethe world trade center. we want to bring in former secretary of state and fox news contributor mike pompeo. secretary, it's good to see you this morning. thanks very much for being with me. >> maria it's great to be with you this morning on this really somber, special day for america. maria: yes. and, of course, we will never forget. we are remembering the victims, we are remembering the first responders, we are remembering where america was 21 years ago. and i want to get your sense of how things have changed as well as your reflections on september 11th, because i just mentioned a moment ago we feel like we are vulnerable once again with a wide open border, terrorists, people coming through on the terrorist watch list. but, of course, it is also a today to remember how strong and courageous our first responders have been and are. they are our heroes. >> amen, maria. both of those should be done today. i remember the day too. it was horrific. we still grieve for the 3,000 americans th

. >> reporter: gordon huey's sister susan died in the north tower. he still vividly remembers the day he lost his best friend. >> we were like two peas in a pod. we were so close she was my best friend, my confidant. i miss her a lot >> our thanks to rehema for that report >>> today is the 60th anniversary of john f. kennedy's famous moon shot speech that eventually led to the u.s. being the first country to put a man on the moon in 1969. president biden is drawing strength from that monument and will announce his cancer moon shot in boston for more we joindrew >> jfk gives that speech at rice university, issuing the famous words, "we choose to go the moon." seven years later, apollo 11, the first human being set foot on the face of the moon. today president biden will visit the jfk library in boston to talk about his cancer moon shot. this is something that started during the obama administration when biden was vice president, now being relaunched with an ambitious goal, to cut the cancer death rate in half in 25 years. also, to improve the experien

tom, a captain who often piloted flight 11 from lowingen to l.a., the flight that crash into the north tower. after several hours i finally made contact, he was ok. but he was friends with the crew of flight 11, all who were killed that day. i asked my colleagues to strongly support h.r. 8987, the fairness for 9/11 families act. this legislation addresses a significant shortcoming in programs made available to the widows and children of 9/11. as i think members know, in 2015 congress created the united states victims of state sponsor terrorism fund to provide compensation to americans injured in acts of international state sponsored terrorism. despite the obvious connection to the 9/11 surviving family members, however, a misinterpretation of the law by the fund's special master unjustly barred spouses and children of 9/11 from participating in the fund. in 2021 at the behest of congress, the g.a.o. conducted be a investigation and found that -- an investigation and found that 5,364 victims, spouses and dpents were excluded -- dependents were excluded from the fair restitution due to a techn

moment of silence was observed commemorating the exact moments when the first plane struck the north towerf the world trade center. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, jill biden delivered a heart-felt speech at the flight 93 memorial. at the site where 24 passengers and a crew fought back against their hijackers, storming the cockpit and crashing the plane into fields. thwarting the attack. that plane was supposed to head to san francisco. on board, two men from here. >> reporter: during the ceremony tonight this september 11th memorial was unveiled honoring two los gatos residents as heroes. extraordinary acts on behalf of ordinary people. >> reporter: a reminder of the nearly 3,000 people killed during the september 11th attacks 21 years ago today. in the shadow of a giant american flag flying from a ladder truck, some 200 people came together in los gatos to reflect on the deadliest terrorist attacks in u.s. history. >> i think they are starting to forget. that is the reason we need to keep reminding them of what happened and this is a good way to do it. >> reporter: the community honore

to a local school before the start of the lesson, he is informed about the plane that rammed the north towerover time interrupt classes and talk about the attack on the south 7 more minutes, it will take another 7 minutes to finish the cool reading, then you will give a short speech about the attacks that you have undergone, new york and urgently flies on the number one flight to the military base in louisiana during the flight and is asked this direct and very uncomfortable question. and i was on board number one, more precisely, we were in the process of boarding number one when we tried to contact the pentagon and with the secretary of defense and among the questions that were asked on the phone when the president was already in the plane was such mr. president. issue orders to the pilot to shoot down civilian aircraft. the fact that such a question was actually asked in an nbc interview. just a week after the attacks, us vice president dick cheney also confirmed, who even specified that it was about the very fourth plane hijacked by terrorists, and the answer was unambiguous. so what did

i look up and it was the north tower coming down.mber the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chills up my

city a moment of silence was observed to commemorate the exact moment the first plane struck the north toweramerican flight 11 hit at 6:46 a.m. . also at ground zero today, the somber tradition of reading the names of all of those victims. vice president kamala harris was there for that ceremony. >>> new tonight. three people were shot, two badly hurt during a shootout between thieves and a marijuana grower. it happened this morning on adams avenue not too far from the oakland airport. the nbc bay area's tom jensen has more on what happened and the hunt for several suspects still underway. >> reporter: this is unusual but not unheard of. in fact there was another gun shoot out right outside another grow operation here, just around the corner on doolittle, about five or six years ago. but this one ended early this morning outside of this warehouse, where there was a shootout in a large marijuana grow. several officers have been on the scene all day to respond to a burglary in progress call at this warehouse on the 2000 block of adams avenue at about 4:20 this morning. >> we are sifting throug

that first one we just observed there at 8:46 marking the first plane into the north tower.d moment of silence will come at 9:03 this morning. the third at 9:37. again, six moments of silence throughout the morning, and phil lipof is at the september 11th memorial in new york city. phil, what is the atmosphere like there, especially as we just heard that moment of silence? >> reporter: right, janai. that moment of silence is always, that first of six moments of silence, always very emotional. ag as you mentioned today is the 21st time this nation will mark the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. memorials across the country but major ceremonies here at ground zero, at shanksville, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. at the pentagon. the ceremony here as you s just began now. the names of nearly 3,000 -- c, first responders, and all those, who fought to protect our nation. now we are moving to sports. open a's are in a slump with five losses at home while the giants have not been lucky on the road, they did break their losing streak against the cubs. into the skies, and then

i look up and it was the north tower coming down. just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chi

i look up and it was the north tower coming down. and i can just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it jus

torrential rains hit areas of the north tower previously unaffected. it has emerged villages and swung through agricultural lands. 3 million people are displaced as they have confronted the highest rainfall in three decades. one of india's oldest fortunes has been killed in a road accident. they and another passenger died when they crash in mumbai. they had an active role in their father's conglomerates. he had been chairman of fund through 2016. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. haidi: still ahead, we take a look for opportunities in the barn markets. you are watching europe and latin america in particular. we have a preview of the rba decision with a guest. she talks about maintaining the rage when it comes to rate hikes. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let us take a look at the week ahead. the saudis have said that output cuts could be on the table to slow what they call a yo-yo market. rate hikes in australia on tuesday as inflation and the energy cru

i look up and it was the north tower coming down.member the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chills up m

i look up and it was the north tower coming down. huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chills up my spine be

i look up and it was the north tower coming down.ber the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chills up my s

in flight 11 struck the north tower of the world trade center and another at nine at 3:00 a.m.o remarks. at the memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. joe biden brought her sister bonnie of light a tenant and recounted the sorrowful pried her sister felt that day they help put down their own plane to save an untold number of lives in the nation's capitol, arthel. >> are right jacqui heinrich live at the white house. eric and i will back at the top of the hour with more. ♪ ♪ she came to mark the 400th anniversary of the jamestown settlement, she was greeted at an enormous welcoming ceremony on the south lawn of the white house. >> you helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial and 1976. [laughter] she gave me a look that only a mother could give a child.ch ilit. [laughter] >> the queen had the last laughr when later t that night she teau bush over the verbal gaffe when she became her eating toast tot the president veryto. >> i wondered if i should start this too is sanguine i was here and in 1776 it. r]aughter] [laughter] [applause] the queen availed the friendshie between the

i look up and it was the north tower coming down.t remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent chills

that is the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center in new york city. >> and this morning, alameda county fire crews who are assisting in the firefight of the mosquito fire took a moment to pay tribute in memory of 9.11, by hanging an american flag at base camp in forest hill, california. cal, fire crews also holding a moment of silence today. all right. we're going to be taking a look now at your 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at downtown san francisco, which is gotten gobbled up by the 5. i feel like we're at 8 o'clock. it was completely clear last hour, little trickling in and now. >> carl fox back with a vengeance. very ominous. those big dark stormy let's take a look at your bay area forecast because that's a sign of changes to come. we're going to track cooler and drier weather in the days ahead. >> live look outside along the embarcadero, bucky ball out there right now shining very brightly this evening and radar for. we're tracking that murray mayor hugging the coastline and it is going to make its way inland a little bit more patchy in natur

when american airlines flight 11's struck the north tower.monies expected to end at 12:30 p.m. members of the fdny, nypd, and ppd will participate in the ceremony. it's also not open to the public nor will the museum be open but it is only for the families of the 9/11 victims who can go to that. if you want to pay your respects at the side the memorial possible open at 3:00 p.m. in the tribute light which of the two large beams that shine started sunset tonight but unfortunately i checked the weather in new york city and is expected to reign. hopefully people will be able to see that it's moving to see every time. >> it certainly is we hope the beams of light can find their way through without a cause or author this evening as they managed to do over the past 21 years. thank you very much. martha: coming up from london united in grief. prince's william and harry came together in a very surprising moment to remember queen elizabeth as britain enters the era of king charles iii. >> king charles iii i believe. yes, i think he'll be remembered ho

an airliner crashed into the north tower of the world trade center in new york. just 18 minutes later, a 2nd plane hit the south tower. then a 3rd crashed into the pentagon in washington, dc, and a 4th in pennsylvania. it was considered the worst terrorist attack in human history because the sub i'd be sure the 2 events are closely connected cabinet before the 911 attacks. alca either wanted to eradicate the leader of the resistance. so there would be no more opposition to the taliban in afghanistan, that there shall washer. been a complete yes, only been loudon certainly understood that must suit was his enemy. but at men foster hops, he thought that the u. s. would retaliate against afghanistan after the attack on the twin towers could not a clip as usual again, and if such a response occurred, he needed to ensure my suit was gone, let because he represented the main opposition devonie. surely the rest would work itself out. but the connection between those 2 events is absolutely obvious to do more. if you don't, ah, after september, the limit to the united sta

right now, there's a moment of silence, again, in new york for when the north tower fell. [ moment of in what is happening in -- to commemorate 9/11 in new york and here at the pentagon. and i'm thinking about the queen's role and somewhat she did after 9/11. pretty extraordinary. she played an american trib without. >> she did. she had a service in st. paul's cath cathedral. i was talking to somebody who was sitting next to her and sang the entire national anthem. and she also, of course, sent a message to be read at st. john's church in new york with the famous "grief is the price you pay for love" which is one of the enduring statements from her reign. out in the forecourt of buckingham palace, they played the national anthem. so she found lots of ways to honor the americans and the british and the people from all over the world who had died in 9/11. later, i watched her in 2011, dedicate the british memorial garden down at the site. so it was a loss for her. she always loved america. she was here many times. and she even took private holidays here. she had a deep, deep love for am

i look up and it was the north tower coming down.an just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just sent c

i look up and it was the north tower coming down. i can just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey. awaited the dust cloud. right here. right here. i was in my house in the south tower, came down, and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it's really bad down here. i said, i know. and he goes, no, you don't understand. nobody's come home. and i had to get off the phone, tell my three sisters my brothers, that steven wasn't coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. all these men and women have inspired us. every time i'm here at the american response monument that represents the 12 horsemen that rode into afghanistan, they were told, you take this mission, you're not going to come home. true american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meeting them when they came home. it just se

we have one small room left on the second floor of the north corner tower because of the authentic ceilingecreated fragment of the floor from the beginning of the 17th century. fireplace. there was always a fireplace with the coat of arms of pavel sopeyka and his personal coat of arms freelance sheet with two crossbars ceiling. ah, recreated by artists, however, it was created according to analogues of the 17th century, they were left here on purpose, right? we were cut out and from e fragments of tiles on the floor i stand on the present and fragments of polo tiles of the 17th century were recreated, and a fragment of the floor, moreover, we see that the floor tiles took place in two types, just as they felt, what they thought, how many people constantly passed ? how many ships? i think that this castle has seen a lot of me and i have seen not only balls and receptions, but probably tragedies and tragedies at the owners of pavel stephen's contender who peoples every family. true, no one could slip through and the builder of this castle was happy. pavel stefan sapega was a deeply unhappy p

that's the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. and this morning, alameda county fire crews who are assisting the fire fight of the mosquito fire took a moment to pay tribute in memory of 9.11, by hanging an american flag at base camp in forest hill, california. cal fire also held a moment of silence this morning. all right. going to be taking a look now at your 4 zone forecast live look over san francisco tonight. >> looks like the fog that we saw earlier seems to have moved away from the city. maybe it's still hanging out by the water. yeah. i'm hoping that we get a little less humid in the i thought it looks kind of gloomy it's going to be cool out there. but >> it was kind >> wet out yeah. be careful what you wish for, dana. well, because it's certainly going to cool down, especially through midweek in the bay area with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below average. so from now, until then, very tropical muggy feel out there. some tropical moisture still lingering overhead in the east bay over berkeley making for an amazing sunset

he was a firefighter who died saving lives in the north tower.ems to come down to just one seat in the 349—seat parliament, that could decide whether the right or left wing bloc will get into power. what seems certain though is that the far—right sweden democrat party have benefited from a very strong turnout, making it the second largest party after the social democrats — as maddy savage reports from stockholm. the polls between the left and right block in sweden have been neck and neck over the past few weeks so we can't say anything for sure until all of the results come in, and there are still postal votes to be counted, even into next week we do expect. the other big story of this election, though, the rise of the nationalist anti—immigration sweden democrat party — they focused a lot on gang crime, on immigration, integration, during the campaign, and really forced a lot of the other parties to focus on those issues as well, even the social democrats have got much tougher, promising harsher punishments and more police officers, for instance

. >> so i was in north tower after the first plane hit and i saw my good friend chris blackwell who ihe lobby of the north tower and i actually kissed him on the lips as i would for my own blood brother because i loved him that much. and he said to me timmy this is really bad. and i said i know chris, be careful i love you. and he said i lot love you backo me but you know neil, he did what all 300, police officers and 29 nypd police officers, and 8emt paramedics they all did what chris did after he said timmy this is really bad to me he turned around and he went in the stairwell and up to save the lives of people he did not know. he fulfilled the oath he took when he became a new york city fire department just as police officers do, just as emt paramedics do, and just is our volunteer military do. you promise when you take the oath that you will give your life for your neighbor even if you don't know them. that you will give your life for freedom. chris turned around and he went in that stairwell, and he fulfilled the oath he had taken. neil, i call it the greatest love. neil: that is