sold-out 800-room hotel between them. >> from the time the first plane hit the north tower until the the tower collapsed was 102 minutes. the things that were going through pete's mind in just 102 minutes is mind boggling. >> sal cassano 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 loved him. >> ganci joined the fdny in 1968. what kind of man was pete ganci? >> yeah. pete, i guess pete would say is my alter ego. had a chest full of medals. he was just a down to earth, honest, hard-working guy, you know. he is a paratrooper in the army. worked his way up to be chief of department in the fdny. quite a story. >> 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

remember the north tower got hit first, south tower hit second.first and 30 minutes later the north tower collapsed. the way the world was divided after 9/11. we came together on some things but a lot of people chose sides and you think about the war in ukraine today and the world is choosing sides yet again. and you think about north korea and russia and this meeting they will have in russia. it is a different world. it is a different threat but nonetheless if the use wants to maintain its posture as the leader of the free world we need to be part of this conversation and make decisions that help promote democracy and help bring peace in corners of the world where we can. morgan, i want you to comment on that as soon as we get done with the moment of silence when the south tower fell. back down to ground 0. >> john richard. >> christopher michael grady. >> edwin j. graph, iii. >> david martin graveman. [bell ringing] [moment of silence] . >> gilbert franco grenados. >> elvira graitto. >> winston arthur grant. >> christopher s. gray. >> ian j. gra

the intended target is believed to have been the capitol hill building. >> todd: the north tower falls massive clowdof toxic smoke and dust fill the air, all of lower manhattan evacuated and president bush addressed the nation from the white house. our freedom was under attack and 22 years is a long time. when you recount the eventing like that, it seems like yesterday. >> carley: it feels like yesterday in so many ways. there is a heaviness in the country. every morning you wake up you see 9/11, it is not a normal day. it is a day that will truly live in the minds and memories of america as the worst tragedy to ever take place on american soil whachl is striking about it being 22 years ago. now people in college did not live through the eventing, it is important for this day to retell and remember. >> todd: such a great point. there really is an entire generation of young people, whether born after 9/11 or right before 9/11 that have no recollection of the day, what it meant to the country and how hurt and torn our country was thereafter and how we came together and you hope that if t

it was a 40-year investigation that he was killed on the 140th floor of the north tower of the world trade building . there are many questions. and this is very shocking and disgusting to me. we never insisted on action and no one ever asked for scientific research in this regard. well, the report of the september 11 commission is highly questionable. you are interviewing some of the authors and legal advisors of this report. you see that the sections major reports and documents to them it was given from the white report from the beginning, a more intense surveillance, i believe it is the right time for you to misinform a lie to everyone . it was the work of 19 suicide bombers led by very bad and crazy pilots . it is considered to be in the caves of afghanistan, and it took a year to change, and after he was arrested or killed, his statue was thrown into the sea. there is no doubt that i am telling you. i think the expert of international law and human rights heat the place of attacks of the towers there were a lot of twins, the black box, but a lot of classic water landing gear, i h

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it was a 40-year investigation that he was killed on the 140th floor of the north tower of the world trade buildings . there are many questions and this is very shocking to me. we did not act and no one ever asked for scientific research this was not the case, well, the september report itself is strongly under your question, with some of the authors and legal advisors of this report, we can see that the major parts of the report and the documents that were given to them have not been reported. i believe that it is the right time for you to misinform and falsely inform everyone that one of the most resistant conspiracy theories that i have ever faced is in our favor and to prevent that this was the work of 19 suicide bombers led by very bad and crazy pilots. was considered in the caves of afghanistan and 10 it took a year to change, and after he was arrested or killed, his body was thrown into the sea. there is no doubt that they are insulting us. an expert on international law and human rights said that the heat at the place of the twin towers attacks was so high that the black box

he was the kindest soul and parted me, his ceo office was on the 93rd floor of the north tower. we were all younger in my 30s that's when this happened he seemed like a grown-up leader but he was only 57 when he was killed, you and i are older than that now but i miss him just as much today and you nor i nor anyone should ever forget. thank you. of course wall street will never forget moments of silence at the new york stock exchange market the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 when terrorists crashed planes into the world trade center, the pentagon and pennsylvania killing 2977 souls, altruism one of many firms devastated by the attacks, no one company lost more than cantor fitz-gerald, 658 employees stuck on the 101st floor of one world trade. coming up cantor ceo howard is here on how he fought through the heartache to rebuild the powerhouse financial giant and why celebrities, oscar winners are filling his trading floor on this day, former u.s. presidents, we will show it all to you with howard. let's turn to the markets, a bit of risk at this hour the dow what 97, the s&p of 29, the

"get out of the north tower." we didn't get one response back. very reluctant to say anything against, you know, america's mayor, the new york mayor who had handled this so well, at least at the press conferences. so things like not being able to tell the firemen to get out when the building was coming down went by the wayside. - but here's the same thing. we're supposed to have a unified command where the fire department and police department work together, talk to each other. did we have that on 9/11? no. did we have it in '93? no. made the same mistakes that we made then. we had the same radios in '93. then we would run messages back like pony express, 'cause they couldn't hear. we had the same radios in 2001. same exact radios. - and what about the bunker? you didn't ask him about the bunker, the office of emergency management bunker on fire? - it was chaos, and he just--everything that went wrong, he said everything was right. they didn't hear the call to get out. he said they did, but they ignored it. they ignored a direct order. that's ins

just past this south tower where the north tower once stood is where that ceremony is going to take placey, that first moment of silence will be at 8:46 to remember when the tower was struck, the north tower and subsequently five more moments of silence to symbolize when each tower was struck and then fell and the pentagon was attacked and also flight 93 crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. i got to tell you, i was talking to the president of this memorial site, and she said there's one thing very notable about this ceremony. that's that when we hear the names of those people who lost their lives here, a lot of them will be read by children, children who weren't alive when 9/11 happened 22 years ago. and the purpose of that is to remind future generations to make them realize the heaviness of today and to keep it alive in everybody's hearts. because of course there are so many of us who say i remember exactly where i was when that happened. but there are so many people, so many young kids, who were never alive during that time. so, that is the importance of today, to remember those peopl

it becomes even more poignant, ana, when you realize in less than 30 minutes from now the north tower collapses as a result of the terrorists flying those planes into the world trade center. i spoke with a young man, 28 years owed. he's now an officer with the new york city police department following in the footsteps of his father who was a new york city police department officer, and he died 22 years ago today, along with his brother who was a firefighter. this young man says service is in his dna. his mother is also -- was a police officer. it almost seems like it never crossed his mind not to follow in their footsteps. i said to him, considering what happened to your dad and uncle, don't you realize how dangerous this job is. he said, i do, but i also know i have to do this because it's a part of my dna. we hear a lot of stories like that of young people whose parents, firefighters who died. he lost more than 343 firefighters on this day. now children of those firefighters have become firefighters themselves. there's such a tremendous sense of honor and gratitude for the sacrifice

very sloppy and he crabbed going this way, made a right turn to head directly into the north tower ofn today is that we knew about this. the first radical islamic terrorism attack in the united states occurred here in new york city in 1990 at the marriott hotel, lexington avenue and 48th street. air conditioning repair men in the criminal court building shot a rabbi as he spoke. know sara was part of the mosque. he was convicted of a gun charge he goes up to at particular can a prison. the people who visited him with the terrorists who then bombed the world trade center in 1993. i was here that day, too. in 1993. you know, how many years later? seven years later, they came back as ramzi yousef said they would to take these towers down. and what is so sad and the legacy, i think, today is not just those we lost but those who we are continuing to lose. more people now have died from 9/11 related illnesses from the dust that day, from cancer, from pulmonary diseases than were killed on that day on 9/11. so those are some of my thoughts as i wear the blue ribbon that they hand out to thos

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that was the time in new york city when the first plane hit the world trade center's north tower. the interim chief fire chief, damon covington, says despite all the tragedy, the deadly attack brought the nation together. 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recovery efforts. some of them have been sickened or have died from 9/11 related illnesses. writers noticing changes today on bart, the new schedule that goes into effect that will mean shorter wait times for most people. plus rescue crews are heading into the remote areas hit by that devastating earthquake on friday. i'm trey yingst in the high atlas mountains. i've got the details coming up. and mostly sunny skies across the bay area and a warm one. a better look at the

at 8:46 a.m. , boeing 767 flight 11 en route from boston to los angeles crashed into the north towera.m., boeing 767 flight 175 , also en route from boston to los angeles , crashed into the south tower of the world trade center. i worked in an office at cia headquarters from this building. which of the other government buildings in washington got everyone out at 9:30 a.m. boeing 757 flight 77 from washington to los angeles crashed into the west wing of the pentagon i was just as shocked as everyone else when i realized what it was attack on the united states of america at 9:59 after 56 minutes of fire, the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. oak is a direct attack against americans on american soil, which kills 3,000 americans and not only americans. at 10:28 after 102 minutes fire, the north tower of the world trade center collapsed, it broke down, moreover, in the united states. so this is a strategic moment, the main turning point in history? on september 11, 2001, in a matter of hours, america plunged into an atmosphere of fear, a country on territory that had not se

this is north building of the twin tower of the world trade center.ris reigning down from 110 floors up. this is clear blue sky day in manhattan. if that was an accident, it would be needle in a haystack type of. wendell goaler is materialing with the president. >> the president is here on a two-day trip to florida. >> 175, 1470. unit 175, new york. united 175, do you read, new york? i can't get ahold of 175 at all right now. i don't know where he went to. >> got about 4000 feet, looks like he's -- >> i see him. >> he is -- >> descending really quick, too. 2500 feet now, 800 feet in 13. [sounds of explosion] >> there was another one. we just saw another one. we just saw another one apparently go another plane just flew into the second tower. >> 36, urgent, a second -- hold your fire. >> advising a second plane entered the world trade center. >> the other tower. >> may day, hit the second tower. >> this has to be deliberate, folks, we just saw on live televisiona second plane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. given what has been goi

she was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 which was the first plane to hit the north tower. ong was the first person to notify authorities about the hijackin a relayed critical information authe hijackers, likely saving countless lives. betty ong grewp in san francisco's chinatown. her legacy lives on. the chinese recreation center was renamed the betty ong recreational center in 2011. >>> also tonight, a step in the right direction for oakland. our investigative unit exposed the city has the second worst 911 answering rate in the state. today oakland is finally addressing its outdated and failing system. this is an issue that we've been reporting on since july. the average answering time for a 911 call in oakland is nearly a minute long. we also learned potentially thousands of people aren't even reaching dispatchers. last year alone, oakland had more than 50,000 abandoned 911 calls. that's double the number from a year before. this morning, mayor sheng thao and other city leaders announced oakland will spend $2.5 million to upgrade that 911 system and hire more staff. the

that was the time when the first plane hit the world trade center's north tower.nterim fire chief damon covington says despite the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nation together. 9/11 was different. you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city fire fighters who died during the terror attack. san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recover efforts. the ceremony was held at the pentagon today in remembrance of those killed there on 911. the american flag was unfurled on the west side of the building to begin that observance as the new york city fire department honored the more than 300 firefighters who died during the attack on the world trade center and hundreds more who have since become sick or died from the dust and toxic pollutants that blanketed the area. when the towers came down, a wreath laying ceremon

government, investigation, because of lodged debris from the north tower of the world trade center crashingnto it and setting off fire essentially. but the other thing here is, the 9/11 investigation was the largest criminal investigation in human history. you have 500 leads that were followed up, hundred and 67 witnesses. this is a very well investigated event. to say you are skeptical, you have questions about the official explanation, at this point it just makes no sense at all. >> he made a lot of other claims when he spoke to. he said the media is working for pharmaceutical companies. what was his rationale or evidence for supporting that claim? >> well, he did not have one. i asked, him because he said that cnn anchor anderson cooper was on the payroll of pfizer. well, you have worked with, him i have worked with, him and that is obviously the most ridiculous idea imaginable. but he has the sort of larger narrative that the pharmaceutical companies are telling the media, us, what to say. which he doesn't really explain this to me in that interview, maybe because there are a lot of pha

eastern time that the north tower collapsed and 102 minutes after it was struck by a hijacked plane.t was the first tower hit, the second tower to fall. all morning long we have been watching and listening to the names of those lost read aloud. it is an annual tradition. let's listen in. [ bells toll ] [ moment of silence ] >> karen anne kincade -- >>> those are the names read aloud again, and once again truly a day to remember. sara. >>> republican presidential candidate ron desantis meeting the families of victims at the memorial in new york, and of the sprawling republican field, desantis is one of the few candidates marking day publicly. mike pence and vivek ramaswamy is also going to be at the 9/11 memorial today, and what else do you expect today? >> we did see ron desantis at the memorial this morning, and he was talking to people there this morning and he is also going to be meeting with the families of the victims of 9/11, and we have heard him on the campaign trail often say that it was september 11th and those terrorist attacks that day that prompted him the join the milit

when the north tower collapses. >> dana: i have loved how they have the young people all connected in some way to people they never met but they stand there side-by-side and bravely read those names and we really mean it when we say never forget. this moment of silence really takes that hour and a half, hour 45 minutes of that morning and puts a big exclamation point on it. here we go. [bell ringing] . [moment of silence] . >> amy r. king. >> andrew m. king. >> lucille king. >> robert king junior. >> lisa king johnson. >> brian k. kinney. >> bill: remarkable how long it takes to get through so many names. trey gowdy joins our coverage now. trey, good morning to you. i don't know what you were doing 22 years ago, probably prosecuting somebody in south carolina. good morning to you and just a top line reflection as you listen and watch. >> that's exactly where i was. i was in a murder trial. my wife's birthday is today. it was a big one for her. she turned 40 and we were in a pediatric cardologist's office with our first born child. so it was an unusual day and then driving to the court

just 33 was trapped on the north tower's 100rd floor with more than 600 employees of cantor fitzgeralden the first jet hit at a lot of recurrent dreams where my dad was holding my hand one 0nd. >> i look to the other side and i look back and it's just crumbled. smoky rubble. sally lynch is senior program consultant for tuesday's children named after the sunny weekday that altered so many lives 3,051 children lost a parent on tuesday, september. 11th, and their average age was 8. some of the kids that lost a parent were in utero. olivia velardi perez cherishes this photo of her dad feeding her as a newborn. her parents had never married. so she only saw her father every 2 weeks. he had a week. i hid in the closet in the basement the funeral home. doctor victor for nari is director of child and adolescent psychiatry at northwell health. her going in the closet when people visit the time was her way of saying i'm not ready. i'm not ready. doctor for nari contributed to a book called the trauma of terrorism when a child loses a parent to the young age. >> and the parent themselves are youn

>> here is video from about 15 minutes ago, as mourners marked the moment the plane struck the north tower. other moments of silence will remember when the towers fell and the attack on the pentagon, as well as the crash of united flight 93. that was a crash that happened in pennsylvania. you may remember it was on its way to sfo. >> the nearly 3,000 people died 22 years ago, including 184 at the pentagon. you saw the video there, a large american flag being unfurled over the washington landmark earlier this morning. president biden will deliver remarks, observing september 11th this afternoon. there's the flag as it was unfurling this morning. it's hard to believe it's been 22 years. >> i know. i still remember that day very well. new york city's remembrance is just one of many events happening today coast to coast. in our next half hour, "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is going to show us how bay area people are remembering those victims. >>> sadly, to more devastation, this time in morocco. as of this morning, more than 2,400 deaths are confirmed from the strongest earthquake

zero as new york city is about to observe a moment of silence, the moment the first plane hit the north towerigence analyst, john miller. john, as we watch all of this play out and you think of what a poignant and formative moment, not just this is today, but also 22 years ago, in so many people's lives, despite the fact it's more than two decades ago, it was also extraordinarily -- it changed the face of counterterrorism. it changed the face of law enforcement, of homeland security. do you think change has been effective? >> i know it has, because i know what it was before. you know, i sat in a cave with osama bin laden in 1998 for an hurry, where he described declaring war on america. he predicted a black day for america, after which the states would no longer be united. he said, we would understand the meaning of this when we were bringing the bodies in boxes and coffins in our defeat. so that was the thing that led up to what we call the intelligence failure of 9/11. we needed to see that coming. since then, we've seen the formulation, as the secretary told you earlier today, of the depar

the north tower, there are reports of a crash in the southbound direction.g. i have a couple of bridges that are slowing coming up. >>> congress has not figured out how to keep the government open. >> scott mcgrew, the house failed yesterday, and you are giving us an ironclad guarantee, i understand, they won't make any progress today. >> no progress today. 100% money back guarantee. by the way, this newscast is free. i can guarantee this because they went home. it's friday. i mean, yeah, it's about 9:00 in the morning on friday in washington, but it's still friday. not only do americans -- or members of the house not been able to fund the government, they haven't been able to do a continuing resolution, a temporary stopgap. they tried twice just to pass an $826 billion defense bill to fund the military and couldn't do that. the government will shut down a week from today. >>> the justice department just announced the indictment of a democratic senator, robert menendez, of new jersey on bribery charges. prosecutors will hold a press conference at 8:00 a.m. c

a moment of silence, of course, that marks the moment when american airlines flight 11 hit the north towerthe world trade center . right quick spot >> and in a moment, the names of the victims will be read in lower manhattan. >> then another moment of silence when united airlines flight 175 hit the south tower. president biden is returning from the g20 summit. he's going to commemorate the attacks later today by delivering remarks to service members, first responders and their families in anchorage, alaska. we're going to return now to our regular programing for those of you on the east coast, of course, that is good morning america. we'll have more coverage on abc news live. >> this has been a special report from abc news. >> now, of course, we're thinking of everyone impacted today. and new at six, a world leader is expected to come to san francisco soon. and he could be meeting with elon musk while he's here. >> first, though, ashton kutcher and mila kunis now responding to criticism after the couple wrote a note defending danny masterson and his rape case. >> and a live look outside he

that was the time in new york city when the first plane hit the world trade center's north tower.chief damian covington says despite all the tragedy, the deadly attack brought the nation together. 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. and san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the attacks. all righty. checking out the weather. well what a beautiful day it was. look at those colors. it's going to be kind of a neat week ahead. not too hot, not too cold. just right. i will have that forecast. let's go to ktvu's alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rap at seven right here on ktvu and julia. we're looking forward to it tonight, a major setback for the governor of one west coast state after she issued an emergency order designed to curb gun violence in her state. tonight at seven on west coast rap, why even some who support

at 8:46 a.m, the moment the first plane crashed into the north tower of the world trade center in new mayor shengtao remembers entering her first class in high school. it just felt like an endless version of planes crashing into buildings and as you know, a young youth, i couldn't help but think like, what if our school is crashed into next, right? not knowing what really is happening. and so it was very scary. i thought it was the start of world war three. some of these firefighters just started their careers, including interim chief damon covington, who says he was just finishing his shift when the news broke. but 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge, you know, and so that just fortified it as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant, both oakland and san francisco sent strike teams to new york to help in search and rescue and recovery missions with planes meant to head to california, including one for sfo. peopl

firefighters silenced at 8:46 a.m, the moment the first plane crashed into the north tower of the worldork. mayor shengtao remembers entering her first class in high school. it just felt like an endless version of planes crashing into buildings and as you know, a young youth, i couldn't help but think like, what if our school is crashed into next, right? not knowing what really is happening. and so it was very scary. i thought it was the start of world war three. some of these firefighters just started their careers, including interim chief damon covington, who says he was just finishing his shift when the news broke. but 9/11 was different. you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge, you know, and so that just fortified as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant, both oakland and san francisco sent strike teams to new york to help in search and rescue and recovery missions with planes meant to head to california, including one for sfo. peop

that was the time when the first plane hit the world trade center's north tower.chief damon covington says despite the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nation together. 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony today and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recover efforts. california's primary election is not for another six months, but the race to replace senator dianne feinstein is once again in the spotlight as three democrats jockey for the position. governor newsom says he's ruled out appointing any of them if he were called upon to do so. and now that response chance is drawing criticism from one of the candidates, east bay congresswoman barbara lee as ktvu political reporter greg lee explains. congresswoman lee feels governor ne

it becomes even more poignant, ana, when you realize in less than 30 minutes from now the north towerficer with the new york city pole

coming up shortly and will be a moment of silence to mark when the first plane flight 11 struck the north tower of the world trade center. the also be a reading of the names of the nearly 3000 people who died on september 11. this is live coverage from the 9/11 memorial plaza in lower manhattan on c-span2. [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ oh, say, can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ thro' the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪

getting ready for her first period when the reports came in that the first plane had struck the north tower thanked those firefighters for their service. always be willing to run toward the danger that we face now. firefighters flew an american flag just outside city hall this morning. they held a moment of silence for one minute at 846, the time in new york city when the first plane hit, interim fire chief damon covington was in his first year as an oakland firefighter after finishing his shift for the day . he says 9/11 reinforced his commitment to be in public service. but 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. you know, and so that just fortified as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant across the bay in san francisco, city leaders read the names aloud of the more than 400 firefighters, emts and police officers killed responding that day, both city fire departments eventually sent strike teams to new york city to h

across west street from the north tower.eeting a customer, a client of mine at on our on our on the ninth floor at lehman, when the first plane hit. so i had no idea what had actually happened. >> did you feel that? oh, yeah. >> did you feel that? oh, yeah. >> you definitely felt what >> you definitely felt it. what did think? did you think? >> of it was hard to interpret. >> it was the people on the perimeter that were, you know, right across from the north tower. you know, because it's an open trading so the open trading floor. so the people the perimeter were people on the perimeter were yelling to those of us in the centre to get out. right? so i didn't i had no idea to even when i was outside, we went down the fire escape, which is a little know, it was little intense. you know, it was only but it felt only nine floors, but it felt like 90 was watching the fire from the corner. you know, literally across street. you literally across the street. you know , you know, staring up, know, you know, staring up, watching the fi

flight 11 departed from boston en route to california before hijackers crashed them into the north and south towers of the world trade center in new york city. american airlines flight 77 hit the pentagon, while passengers attempted to overtake knighted airlines flight 93 from hijackers before it crashed in pennsylvania. it left 2977 dead across new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. that total includes the 2700 53 who died after the planes struck the twin towers, 184 at the pentagon, and 40 people who died when flight 93 crash landed in pennsylvania. the youngest flight passenger who died was christine hansen, a 2-year-old on her way to disneyland. the oldest was robert norton at 82. the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video clip] >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i, unfortunately, will be going back to washington after my remarks. i do want to t

all the victims inscribed around and both of those pools which mark the footprints of the north and south tower of the trade center. so we'll dip in throughout the morning there. right there. new york. i visited that memorial all i've been there a couple of times. and the museum, they are a must see for everyone, especially americans. it's a it's a really moving experience and important memorial. there we were all here on the air when that happened. so we'll be dipping in throughout the bay area and those events as well. thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to monday morning. it is september 11th. let's check your weather for this monday morning. here's steve myself pamela and it is moving it's really an experience you need to set aside a few hours actually, i concur. i concur. all right. our weather except for a little patch of fog down in the monterey bay. it is clear, if you like, sunday, you'll like monday because it looks very similar here. what we're looking at, temperatures rouz be above average here. even the city went 7270s 80s to near 90 de

when putin met like that, they met for a reason at the eastern cosmodrome near the launch vehicle tower. northorea is trying to launch its reconnaissance satellite into orbit, and this is where russia comes into play because russia has launch vehicles for it and also given the importance of nato satellites and civilian satellites that played a role in the war in ukraine, russia has realized that it has to build up its own space capabilities, among other things, they want to process anti -satellite weapons, i think that cooperation between north korea and russia in this particular area can complicate the situation for other countries, taking into account the anti -satellite weapons power and the set of spy satellites of north korea, as well as russia's own satellites. how important is it important for intercontinental ballistic missile guidance or missile guidance in general so i think for north korea it would be a huge incentive and would jeopardize the security of not only south korea, but the security of the united states and the security of that region in general, and for russia, north kore

echoes the shape of the twin towers where 22 years ago, 2,753 people were killed when hijacked american airlines flight 11, and united airlines flight 175 were crashed into the north and south towers. a total of 2,977 people were killed in new york city, washington, d.c., and outside of shanksville, pennsylvania. (female announcer) attention! medicare has expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. my a1c was stuck. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading-- up, down, or steady. and because dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, you can make better decisions about food, medication, and activity in the moment. after using the dexcom g7, my a1c has never been lower. i lead line dancing three times a week, and i'm just living a great life now. (woman) it's so easy to use. dexcom g7 has given me confidence and co

it's definitely just from further north coit tower lit up in orange and red this morning. and it is going to be a day that does bring a little bit of the haze along with it might be lighten things up in a little bit of that. orange is close. certain lee is on our air quality map. we're seeing are were severe quality further south in the bay area right now. couple pockets, words better in the north bay, but still all in all regardless of where you're at, i want you to hesitate before you plan work out outside. maybe bring it inside the gym this morning. a little bit of a shorter dog walk a void, too much exposure to those fine particulates wildfire smoke, especially the really harmful when you breathe it so this is a day you want to avoid too much time outside. aside for surface, smoke tracker is showing some smoke still funneling our direction. we should see some modest improvements overnight tonight at the coastline as cooler cleaner air from the coastline sweeps it won't be intel thursday, friday or even on into the weekend that we really see improvements for inland area

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eastern, the first time that an american airlines flight struck the north tower at the world trade center, and we will never forget that morning, and i remember it so well, like it was yesterday. and it was during the show, as you recall, and maybe mark haines, the late, great mark haines' finest moment. it was very difficult, horrific, and it changed the world. it changed our view of the world. and we all, as americans, share that, i think, that collective horror. anyway, we are going to observe this moment of silence right now. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box." we are watching shares of tesla this morning, the stock earning an upgrade from morgan stanley. adam jonas and morgan stanley autos team citing the opportunity for tesla's dojo custom super computing initiative that's meant to help power self-driving car capabilities. the analysts think it could add up to half a trillion dollars to tesla's enterprise value. that stock at $264 this morning. >>> meta is reportedly looking to ramp up its artificial intelligence efforts. according to the "wall street journal," the company is work

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at 8:46 a.m. that was the time when the first plane hit the world trade center's north tower. after the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nation together. the 9/11 was different. you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recovery efforts. our time now for 47. a group of writers is suing san francisco based openai for copyright infringement, the chronicle reports. the writers claim the creators of chatgpt unfairly used their copywritten words to teach their chat bots how to respond to written prompts. some of the writers include the in that lawsuit include wonder boys author michael chabon and playwright david hwang. so far, openai has made no comment on that lawsuit. one of the biggest casino and hotel companies in the us is reco

when this country pauses for a moment as it did 22 years ago when those planes flew into north and south towerin new york city creating what has become known as ground zero. you saw moments there, and it is ongoing. it began early this morning of loved ones reading the names of their family members who died, and this will continue until the early afternoon. despite how long it takes, no one here says it should ever end. they want people to remember what happened. time can sometimes erode memories, but that's not what people want to happen here. they're reminded that every single day people are struggling with illnesses that have come as a result of this. in addition we should point out that they're remembering that just recently as friday, the mayor and the chief medical examiner identified the remains of two people as a result of advanced dna evidence, they were able to match it to the name of a man and a woman. the families have asked that their names not be revealed. there is gratitude there is some measure of closure that doesn't exist for hundreds of other families. at least a thousand re

. >> we have netting installed on the east and west sides of the bridge between the 2 towers at the north dakota vida. hello call solage short with the golden gate bridge district adds crews are now working to install netting on the south end of the bridge. progress after delays in construction over the years. and in recent weeks, contractors replace fencing after someone got hurt. some sections fencing on the golden gate bridge on the west side that are maintained by the contractor building the suicide barriers. there's an incident in early august where a piece of fencing came loose and struck. >> bicyclist we're in touch with that. that person and are working to address the matter with him directly. the suicide deterrent system also known as the safety net was built in 2017. >> made of grey steal 20 feet below the sidewalk, extending 20 feet out from the bridge to prevent people from harming themselves. while the suicide prevention barrier is not yet complete. the golden gate bridge has seen a significant drop in the number of suicides. the first part of this year through july. >> there

. >> we have netting installed on the east and west sides of the bridge between the 2 towers at the north approached a low cost, which short with the golden gate bridge district crews are now working to install netting on the south end of the bridge. progress after delays in construction over the years. and in recent weeks, contractors replace fencing after someone got hurt. some sections fencing on the golden gate bridge on the west side that are maintained by the contractor building the suicide barrier. there's an incident in early august where a piece of fencing came loose and struck. >> bicyclist we're in touch with that person and are working to address the matter with them directly. the suicide deterrent system also known as the safety net was built in 2017. >> made of grey steal 20 feet below the sidewalk, extending 20 feet out from the bridge to prevent people from harming themselves. while the suicide prevention barrier is not yet complete. the golden gate bridge has seen a significant drop in the number of suicides. the first part of this year through july. >> there have been 6

we have netting installed on the east and west sides of the bridge between the 2 towers at the north dakota vida. hello call solage short with the golden gate bridge district crews are now working to install netting on the south end of the bridge. progress after delays in construction over the years. and in recent weeks. >> contractors replace fencing after someone got hurt. some sections fencing on the golden gate bridge on the west side that are maintained by the contractor building the suicide barriers. there's an incident in early august where a piece of fencing came loose and struck. >> bicyclist we're in touch with that. that person and are working to address the matter with him directly. the suicide deterrent system also known as the safety net was built in 2017. >> made of grey steal 20 feet below the sidewalk, extending 20 feet out from the bridge to prevent people from harming themselves. while the suicide prevention barrier is not yet complete. the golden gate bridge has seen a significant drop in the number of suicides. the first part of this year through july. >> there h

north of hebron. and the youths targeted a guard tower at the entrance of the city with an improvised bomb. in the continuation of the wave of de-franchising in africa, the people of the 14th demanded that the french soldiers leave their country. the people of this country demonstrated and studied the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the french military from this city . the commentators say that the french have robbed this country and killed many people, about 3 thousand, during the entire time they were in shad. military presence in the year is a republic of four countries in the center of africa, and the soil is rich in uranium reserves china has diamonds and tungsten north korea unveiled a nuclear submarine north korea kim jong-un, the leader of north korea , said at the unveiling ceremony of a new submarine that the prophet intends to modernize all of his large submarine fleet and equip it with tactical nuclear weapons. it has recently conducted a nuclear tactical attack exercise in response to the joint us-south korean military exercise. the long-range cruise missile exercise

petro -ha- gatavanets . e-e exploitation works in the north-western part of the black sea when they talk about towers immediately generalize the entire infrastructure of the black sea, so gas was seized by the russian federation when, after the occupation of crimea in the 14th year, and together with it, it comes out of the north-western part of the black sea, they seized all these objects that you used are completely in russian , they look like towers in the middle of the black sea . it's just there in the drilling, there's something floating there, families are like that, well, when does it look like that, a huge table above the surface of the sea , on which there are additional structures, there's a tower, and after all, it's a semi-stationary object, yeah , and that's it due to the fact that they are high, so not only the oil and gas were stolen by the russians, that’s great, it’s just the image , in my opinion, it ’s ukraine. is this a new addition? surface coverage distance stations the situation, that is, using this capture infrastructure, they covered uh, they had information about the entire

. >> we have netting installed on the east and west sides of the bridge between the 2 towers at the north. hello call solage short with the golden gate bridge district crews are now working to install netting on the south end of the bridge. progress after delays in construction over the years. and in recent weeks, contractors replace fencing after someone got hurt. some sections of >> fencing on the golden gate bridge on the west side that are maintained by the contractor building the suicide barrier. there's an incident in early august where a piece of fencing came loose and struck bicyclists. we're in touch with that person and are working to address the matter with him directly. the suicide deterrent system also known as the safety net was built in 2017. >> made of grey steal 20 feet below the sidewalk, extending 20 feet out from the bridge to prevent people from harming themselves. while the suicide prevention barrier is not yet complete. the golden gate bridge has seen a significant drop in the number of suicides. the first part of this year through july. >> there have been 6 suicide