help with recovery to help rebuild the pentagon. our national defense icon. connected together as one pentagon family. all of us. we are much stronger. we are much resilient to defend our nation and to do what's right. all ofi want to welcome you to the pentagon memorial and to this observance. thank you very much. [applause] >> please remain silent and silence all mobile devices for the duration of the ceremony and as the names of those who were killed 18 years ago are remembered. dr. paul w ambrose. specialist craig simonson united states army. petty officer 3rd class melissa rose barnes, united states navy. master sergeant max j bell p, united states army retired. dr. yenene bitru. petty officer second-class chris hundat, united states navy. blackburn. colonel canfield d. boone, united states army. boot.ane donna m. bowen. out alan p boyle -- alan p boyle. bernard c brown the second. petty officer 3rd class christopher l burford united states navy. captain charles f burlingame the third, united states navy reserve retired. petty

the time the plane flew into the pentagon. the time the plane flew into the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. you're watching that ceremony happen in between those moments of silence. when these family members come to the podium and they read the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed on that day 18 years ago. and this is the part, i can hear it in my ear, that just makes me shake because it's that moment when the family members not only say the name of those who they lost but also maybe give a message like we miss you or give an update on their life, something that's happened in the last 18 years. it's just a very powerful moment. and this is all happening a quarter mile from where i am right now. and that's because purposely, it's closed to the public. this is a time where the reflection pools, where those towers once stood, are only open to those family members and first responders, to the people that rushed to that area to help on that horrible, horrible day. poppy and jim, back to you for the next moment of silence. >>

the pentagon into this political conversation in a way that is not good for the pentagon.not good for the country. so it has a human face, but it also has a strategic kind of position it's playing. >> carlos curbelo, we had that clip there from lindsey graham saying look, we'll get you a school later. we want to deal with the border right now. when you had that motion in the senate to try to do away with the president's emergency declaration, only 12 republicans in the senate voted to do away with it. the rest of them voted with the president. is lindsey graham's view there the consensus view in the republican party now? >> well, a lot of republicans at least privately are very critical of this decision. of course, few of them are actually willing to stand up and say so. and the sad part about this is the military appropriations consresswoman said usually a bill that is built through consensus. it's many times the first one heard on the house floor of all 12 proelsz bills because support for investigating in military infrastructure, for improving quality of life for our me

the pentagon is not commenting on any of this. in your story you say that the committee is considering alternative steps in terms of getting material from the military on this if the pentagon continues not cooperating. do you know what that means? is that a subpoena threat or do we know what else the committee is going to try to do to investigate this? >> we have asked for more information about that. our read on that was that it was going to be a subpoena and that it could come as soon as next week, the end of next week. so we're waiting to see. but they did send this letter back in june when then acting defense secretary pat shanahan was still there and they never got a response. and they still months later have still not gotten any documents from the pentagon explaining what is going on. >> natasha bertrand, national security correspondent for politico.com with just this incredible scoop tonight along with the co-author brian bender the headline air force crew made an odd stop on a routine trip scott's turnberry resort. thank y

the plane struck at side of the pentagon under renovation. normally over 4,000 people would be working in the wind that was hit by me. experts also credit the pentagons largely submit construction from 1941 which ironically began on september 11th, with preventing thousands of more people from being killed. the death toll could've been either alert. then the world trade center in new york at the plane had a different part of the pentagon. now 18 years after the attack u.s. forces continue to fight the taliban and isis affiliates in afghanistan. over 14,000 troops are deployed in the ground after president trump abruptly canceled peace talks in camp david involving afghan and taliban leaders. officials here at the pentagon are getting ready to read the names of the victims that died here 18 years ago today some going to tulsa back to you. >> sandra: lucas tomlinson at the pentagon for us this morning. thank you. >> bill: for our viewers watching were going to go in and out the ceremonies as we go throughout our coverts over to get did new york

but trump won't release it against the pentagon's wishes.sn't release the aid by the end of the month, it goes away. ukraine won't get it at all. tonight, what the "washington post" is reporting is that aid to ukraine that's being held by the trump administration, it's not just being withheld by trump as a favor to putin, which it is, but according to "the washington post" tonight, trump is also holding back those hundreds of millions of dollars for ukraine for another very specific purpose. quote, mr. trump has sfentd delivery of $250 million to ukraine, a country fighting russian aggression in its eastern provinces, some suspect mr. trump is catering to mr. putin who is dedicated to undermining ukrainian democracy and independence. but, says "the washington post," we are reliably told that the president has a second and more venal agenda. he is attempting to force the new leader of ukraine to intervene in the 2020 u.s. presidential election by launching an investigation of the leading democratic presidential candidate joe biden. what? mr.

first, the memorial from the pentagon. then we go to pennsylvania. that is followed by a moment of at the white house with the president and the first lady. president trump, joint chiefs of staff along with pentagon officials and others marked the 18th anniversary of the september 11, 2001 terror servicewith a memorial at the pentagon. almost 3000 people died in the attacks including 125 people working at the pentagon. the ceremony is 90 minutes. >> please remain silent and silence all mobile devices for the duration of the ceremony and as the names of those who were killed 18 years ago are remembered. >> dr. paul w ambrose. specialist craig simonson united states army. petty officer 3rd class melissa rose barnes, united states navy. master sergeant max j bell p, united states army retired. dr. yenene bitru. petty officer second-class chris romeo beshundat, united states navy. carrie r. blackburn. colonel canfield d. boone, united states army. mary jane boot. donna m. bowen. alan p boyle. bernard c brown the second. petty officer 3rd class christophe

bush laid a wreath at the pentagon memorial.n and on american airlines flight 77.

we will show you events not only from the pentagon. later, events planned at the white house and ground zero in new york city. we will speak with key legislators about the state of homeland security and we will hear firm you -- hear from you on this anniversary. 202-748-8000 if you live in the eastern and central time zone. if you live in the mountain and pacific time zone, 202-748-8001. starting today, you can text us your comments and thoughts. that text number, 202-748-8003. you can tweet if you want @cspanwj. and on our facebook page, you can post there, too at facebook.com/cspan. abc news takes a look at some of the deaths that happened post the 18 years because of medical illnesses, particularly to first responders. nypd died off the 9/11 related illnesses compared to the 23 killed in the attack on the world trade center. that number continues to grow. it is heartbreaking. it is sad for the department and the families left behind. the last 18 years have been just as devastating for the fire department. 22 members have died from 9

a live look from the pentagon this morning. at 6:30, president trump's new message, and later, how first responders in san francisco will pay tribute. >>> and on twitter, nbc news reflecting on today's somber day in history. this is a photo from outside the pentagon this morning, as the sun started to rise. it is 6:21 for you right now. we'll be back with more news right here on "today in the bay." ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:23. police are hoping you can identify a person of interest in the case of a mother of five who was shot and killed last week. they want to talk with the man seen in this surveillance image and hoping you may recognize his car. 44-year-old martha casiano died after being struck by a stray bullet the night of september 1st, it happened as she left a wedding reception

snazzy new software to your web browser and it only shows you pentagon approved content. a. this is. the best invention since. i gotta go slap bracelets i slap. nevertheless often i'll be reading often i'll be reading the news and i'll be worried what if our nation's most celebrated war criminals don't want me to see this how would i know. there should be a way for them to let me know so the future is bright indeed that's all i'm saying and then if you get caught reading on improved news maybe the lads you too are massive prison population of 2500000 people oh wait a new study shows the number of people incarcerated in the united states is far higher than 2500000 the prison policy initiatives found that at least 4900000 people are arrested and jailed each year in america you know i had always thought that 2.5 that number sounded like we were really trying. 5000000 is much more respectable really and let's be honest we're still not really trying we don't arrest people for all kinds of crime we don't arrest almost anybody for insider trading or predatory lending or destroyi

senator dick durbin has called on the pentagon inspector general to investigate what the pentagon knew when its officials knew ukraine military aid appropriated by congress was being held up allegedly at the direction of the white house. "the delay raises questions about whether dod officials were involved in any scheme to target a political opponent. mark esper was sworn in as defense secretary two days before president trump's july 25 phone call with the ukraine president. also of note three days after that phone call, president trump announces dni dan coats will resign on august 8 trump bypass es his deputy sue gordon for the director of national intelligence position, four days later the ig receives the complaint from the whistleblower , who the current acting dni, joe maguire, a respected former navy seal said today under oath he believes the whistleblower is acting in good faith and did the right thing. liz? liz: jennifer griffin at the pentagon thank you so much. coming up the democrat roadmap to the white house is getting clearer by the day. dodge all of your questions about ho

he said well the pentagon was hit. i said how do you know? i'm on the phone with the pentagon. it right before we got into the building that bernie kerik who you just had on had set up with communications equipment. so i got there i rushed down to pete gansy, who was the chief, running the fire. i put bernie and him together so they make sure the right firefighters and police officers were there i asked bernie to set up an office for us. because the phones weren't working. cell phones weren't working 100 percent. so the police department opened up an office for us. and i went into the office. as i was walking into the office somebody said we think the pentagon was hit. somebody yelled out the serious tower. brian: chicago? >> the first thing did i when i got there called the white house and asked for president bush and got chris, karl rove's deputy. i said chris, has the pentagon been hit? he said affirmative. that military language that put -- oh my god, we are at war. i knew now two planes had hit. i knew we were under a terrorist attack. brian: you knew it wasn't all but all

sit ncicap.org] >> president trump from this morning's 9/11 ceremony at the pentagon.bout 25 minutes from now the u.s. house returns. we'll have live coverage at noon eastern. looking liven at the capitol with the flag at half-staff. just to let you know that ceremony from the pentagon will reair tonight here on c-span at 8:00 eastern. we'll follow that with the shanksville 9/11 ceremony. about 9:15 or so. and over on c-span2 at 8:00 eastern, the new york city 9/11 remembrance which is under way now. you can follow that over on c-span3. follow that live. all of our coverage is available any time at c-span.org. >> saturday, at 6:00 p.m. eastern, on the civil war, the 1863 campaign in tennessee. >> the night of the 26th bragg orders everybody to concentrate on telahoman. after they leave the highland rim at this point is somewhat anti-climactic because with bragg is ready to fight it out there in the trenches. >> 589:00 on lectures and history, emory university professor on her 1996 lawsuit against holocaust denier david irving. >> that's the basics arguments of deniers.

in new york city, at the pentagon, and here in shanksville pennsylvania. here we are a common field one day, became a year of honor forever. on this most solemn of days our hearts are with the families of the 2753 men and women who lost their lives at the world trade center and the 184 meant and women who perished at the pentagon. the president just this morning paid his respects to the fallen outside of the pentagon. we gather as president trump said as american family, united by patriotism, bound by destiny and sustained by faith in almighty god. [ applause ] >> the bible says if you owe debts, pay debts, if you honor, then honor, if you respect, then you respect. pres. trump asked me to be here today to pay a debt of honor. the memory and the families of the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93, men and women who rose up who fought back unspeakable evil and selfless heroism and american strength. [ applause ] america was attacked on september 11 and america thought back against enemies on the very same days, not some foreign battlefield but right

somewhere between pentagon city and national airport.t time someone between the phone line and said mr. secretary, we just had a phone call -- thank you very much. they said, somewhere between pentagon city and national airport. when the phone call broke in and said we just got a call from arlington county police officer saying we saw the american airlines going to the pentagon. i said to monty, monty that's the third commercial airliner within the last hour and a half that's been used as a missile. we don't know what's going on. in the military they have something called a stand down. where they bring everything to a screeching halt. remove some element of what they are doing to try to figure out what's going on. i said we're going to have to do our own stand-down. at that point there were 6438 airplanes over the united states. i said we're going to bring them all down. monty said we'll bring them all down. per pilot discretion. i yelled back at monty, screw pilot discretion, [laughter] we're going to bring all the planes down. i didn't

in new york city, at the pentagon, and here in shanksville, pennsylvania.field of honor forever. days, ourst solemn of hearts are also with the families of the men and women who lost their lives in the world trade center and 184 men and women who perished at the pentagon. the president just this morning paid respects to the fallen outside the pentagon. we gather, as president trump said today, as one american family, united by patriotism, bound by destiny, and sustained by faith in almighty god. [applause] the bible says, if you owe debts, pay debts, if honor then honor. if respect then respect. and president trump asked me to be here today to pay a debt of honor to the memory and the families of the 40 passengers and crewmembers of flight 93. men and women who rose up, who fought back, and who met unspeakable evil with selfless heroism and american strength. [applause] vice president pence: america was attacked on september 11, but america took the fight back to our enemies on that same day. not on some foreign battlefield, but right here, in the skies abo

courtney is here from the pentagon.ney, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so explain the construction projects being cut. >> there is actually 137 total projects across the military but the ones we're just reporting on today is the air force ones, 51 of them. the ones that really stuck out to me, these are all funds that have been unobligated. they were supposed to begin sometime in near future because they had not begun. they were ripe picking because legally the pentagon was able to reobligate them, and of course president trump, under the national emergency, is sending the money out to the border. so the ones that really stuck out to me was the base main gate which you mention in the lead-in. of course, this has had an increase in national security concerns ever since the u.s. has been involved in the war in syria and the continued vovr involvement in the war in iraq. one i found particularly striking was a boiler that is, according to the air force, its failure is imminent. once this boiler go

. >>> president trump tonight diverting billions of dollars from the pentagon, from the military, to fund his border wall. tonight, the controversy. >>> the major blow dealt to british prime minister boris johnson, the champion of brexit. president trump has called him britain's trump, tough and smart. has the new prime minister, though, been outsmarted? >>> and news coming in in the jeffrey epstein case. the man now pleading with the judge to keep his name private, as the judge now decides whether to make documents public. could they contain hundreds of names? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with hurricane dorian, lashing the u.s. coast right now. it's taken days to get here, but it's here. and authorities are warning of life-threatening storm surge even before the strongest winds arrive in the coming hours. take a look at the hurricane right now. the current satellite. dangerously close to the florida coast. it will be felt in south carolina by the morning and in titusville, florida, today, tropical storm-force w

by delivering remarks to a memorial service at the pentagon. this is 20 minutes. [applause] much,nk you very secretary. today, our nation honors and mourns the nearly 3000 lives that were stolen from us on september 11, 2001. on these grounds, 184 people were murdered when al qaeda terrorists overtook american airlines flight 77 and crashed it into the pentagon. for every american who lived through that day, the september 11 attack is seared into our soul. it was a day filled with shock, horror, sorrow, and righteous fury. i vividly remember when i first heard the news. was sitting at home watching a major business television show early that morning. jack welch, the legendary head of general electric was about to be interviewed when all of a sudden, they cut away. at first, there were different reports. it was a boiler fire. but i knew that boilers are not at the top of a building. explosion inhen windows on the world. nobody really knew what happened. there was great confusion. i was looking out of a window from a building in midtown manhattan directly at the wor

what do you make of the differing opinions from the pentagon and mike pompei a over the saudi attacks the other pentagon what's the saudi investigation to discover any blame the player says it's definitely iran why the disagreement. well look pompei oh you know he's ex e.i.a. hits in his blood to lie pathologically i mean this man said it was iran before the missiles and even landed you know this is someone he wants a war i mean he's basically i suppose a more cuddly version of bolton who is now gone so he's going to lie he's even be he's on the record there are videos of him saying while he was head of the cia that we lie this is what we do so anything that comes out of this criminal's mouth cannot be trusted he's not trustworthy and so when he says something ok frank let him speak he's just a spokesman who lies when the pentagon is saying and being cautious and saying look we need you know to investigate we need to find out exactly what happened over here this is something that has at least a little bit more credibility but i would say the highest credibility is with the fact that t

here on the western side of the pentagon we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race intocolleagues. when evil seeks to do us harm the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to save the life of a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism and self little disregard i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day, thank you very much, admiral. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. >> thank you very much. army ranger chris brayman repeatedly went back into the burning building rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength and then he dove into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames. at the same time, sheila moody had just prayed that someone would find her. then she heard chris' voice. as sheila says, god sent ch

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rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m.st to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. rich thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at dia has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana had been working at dia since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks. very quickly, lifbd very modestly. she was the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. so, the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing, having a good time, and the next minute, she is scared to death that i know s

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guest: i really did try to capture not just the world trade pentagon, and pentagon, and shanksville, to capture the way these attacks rippled across the country. a big thread of that day is the air traffic controllers. york and alsonew in cleveland, we forget flight clevelander ohio and before turning around and coming back towards pennsylvania. day are soes that moving, in part because they are struggling to figure out what is transpiring. remember again, going back to where we were in 2001, the country was in such a different place. the protocols that morning were the air-traffic control pilots were supposed to cooperate with hijackers. no one had ever seen a plane be used as a missile. that morning, air-traffic control hears there is a hijacked. they figure out there is a hijack and they start running their normal protocols for they start clearing the way other airplanes in the space, not to intercept it but to escort them. the thinking was they would fly wherever they wanted to fly, and then they would land and you would negotiate to get everyone off the plane safely. it was real

senator dick durbin has called on the pentagon inspector general to investigate what the pentagon knewew ukraine military aid appropriated by congress was being held up at the direction of the white house. "the delay raises questions about whether dod officials were involved in any scheme to target a political opponent." mark esper was sworn in as defense two days before the president's july phone call with the ukraine president. also of note, three days after that phone call, president trump announces dni dan coates will resign. and then he by passed sue gordon for the dni job. four days later, the complaint was received from the whistle-blower joe maguire, a respected former navy seal said under oath he believes the whistle-blower is acting in good faith and did the right thing, shep. >> shepard: jennifer griffin live. thank you. i'll talk to republican congressmen about this in a moment. first a democratic congressman, ted lou of california. he's on two of the panels that are part of the formal inpeachment inquiry. thank you. good afternoon. >> thank you, shep. >> how concerned are

flight 77 crashed into the pentagon at 9:38 a.m. it was a turning point in our history and changed the way we would view the world forever. the fourth plane hydrogened that day, united 93, crashing into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. here in the capitol as you exit the north side of the rotunda, a plaque displays the numbers names of the 40 passengers and crew of united 93. one of those aboard was flight attendant sandra bradshaw. she had always wanted to be a flight attendant and living out that dream. traveling and meeting new people. at 9:30 a.m. on 9/11, she called her husband and told him that united 93 had been high jacked. she said the crew and passenger has decided to try to take back the plane. their sacrifice saved countless lives and i can't help think they may have saved this very building where we sit today from destruction. our country's fight against terrorism did not happen on a battlefield on the other side of the world. but over the skies of pennsylvania, new york, and virginia. by ordinary american citizens

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defense expert longtime pentagon official michael maloof and peter schiff chief economist and global strategist at euro pacific capital a welcome both and michael during the recent g. 7 meeting i couldn't resist the temptation i muted my t.v. and to me the body language was very telling is it my imagination or are other world leaders merely tolerating trumps before. well they're they're trying to be polite to answer your question but but on the other hand they are looking in other directions they see that the united states has gone is going it alone with its america 1st approach which is. basically controlled by the neo conservatives in this in this government and and as and as a result of using economic warfare through sanctions and tariffs tariff battles with almost every country in the world these days they're looking for alternatives number beginning to see europe our western partner and western partners they're beginning to look more eastward as a consequence and i think as a result of of all of this and with a benchmark of the trumpet ministration as you point out dropping out

donald trump more on the 911 anniversary at the pentagon then surprisingly called to quarters into the oval office when he returned to the white house the departure of national security adviser john bolton dominating questions to the president he's somebody that i actually had a very good relationship with but he wasn't getting along with people in the administration that i consider very important. i hope we we've left in good stead but maybe we haven't maybe we haven't i have to run the country the way we're running the country iran's president suggests john bolton's abrupt departure from the white house should bring a change in u.s. policy and john has americans should know that war mongering and war mongers and not in their favor they should put aside both warmongers and war mongering and maximum pressure from russia's foreign minister a belief that that's unlikely. star wars as for how it will affect russia u.s. relations i won't guess the policies in the united states are defined by the president as many times supported normalization of trade economy and humanitarian and political

in recent weeks, we found out the pentagon has finalized its list of projects. that is sure to be an issue. issues. a host of other it could provoke a bill showdown. the headline and outcry. they are taking funds out of the current military construction to fund the border wall. you see this as a problem over the 2020 spending? >> they would attempt to limit his ability to fund a border wall. they need to reconcile. this will definitely be an issue. one that democrats say that republicans should also be worried about. members from utah, also calling for more times by congress. >> multiple mass shootings have prompted additional legislation on gun violence prevention head of the judiciary committee, set to move on new gun-control legislation. it will pick it up when congress comes back. what do you think the timetable on that is? already past and expended bill. especially from chuck schumer. they are looking at high-capacity magazines with the ability to shoot 100 or more allowing they killer to take out people within 32nd. the house is not yet looking at a renewa

a lot of employees work at the pentagon lived in our district.cue operations were sent to support the operations at the pentagon. so, look, this was a moment where the country came together at a terrible hour. but we were united and again even today, at this moment, the country stand united. we are going to have a moment of silence in the united states senate within the next few hours. >> well, we'll all remember that moment when president bush walked up on ground zero with that bullhorn and really worked to unite the country and on that point of uniting the country around something, so many americans, senator, democrats, republicans, independents are calling on congress to do something on guns. the president says that he's reviewing options. we don't know specifically what he supports and what he does not. but what we're hearing from sources is improving the national background check system, looking at strong man purchase, funding mental health programs, implementing capital punishment for mass murderers. overhauling terrorism law, something ada

president trump he addressed that issue today at a memorial ceremony at the pentagon take a listen to part of what he said we had peace talks scheduled a few days ago i called them off when i learned that they had killed a great american soldier from puerto rico and 11 other innocent people they thought they would use this attack to show strength but actually what they showed is unrelenting week. the last 4 days we have hit our enemy harder than they have ever been hit before and that will continue. it's important here to note that the u.s. president it appeared today that he can conflated the taliban with al qaida. was responsible for the terror attacks not the taleban but the peace talks with the taliban they were canceled this past week so looking forward do you see this war having any end in the foreseeable future. well as we know you know president trumps foreign policy on predictable and that we know that as just a few days ago it appeared that president trim took a far more conciliatory tone towards the taliban he also let's not forget it was one of his election promises to end

the senate appropriations committee and that passing a spending bill for the pentagon and energy and water programs just yesterday. forwardbills are moving and the senate could take them up on the floor. >> you write about aid to ukraine, your article saying trump administration backs off on the ukraine military aid. what happened? caitlin: this has been very controversial as an issue in recent weeks. the trump administration has looked at foreign aid as a whole with a lot of scripting two. if u.s. the administration why, they say we want to ensure that the money is spent wisely overseas and other countries are paying their fair share. the story last month but when we received a tip the trump administration have frozen funds,0 million pot of these are a bipartisan pot of money. it clearly brought up a lot of it sparked an intense amount of bipartisan backlash. republican senators like senator lindsey graham, one of the president's top allies, warned that you should not be doing this. we found out the office of management and budget has listed -- lifted their hold on that fund. thatac

the airplane hit the pentagon.ttack give what took place in new york city. smoke immediately filled my office. i knew the plane had hit us. i told my people to call home and track wait. i took my aide and my executive officer. i gave them my old t-shirts, we wet them up and went down in the area where the plane hit to assist people getting out of there. then my executive officer said we have to leave the recovery to others, you have to take charge it army. let's go to the operations center, which i did. at 11:00 at night went to see all the wound in the hospital before telling our folks in the operations center this is the first battle of a new war. we'll prepare for it and go at this 24/7. it won't be too long before we are on the ground in afghanistan dealing with the thugs and killers. in the hospital i saw horrific sights. many of our teammates were terribly burned by the jet fuel. they were conscious and it was very challenging trying to comfort them. and i got incredible reports from the doctors and nurses ab

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. >> the latest move by the pentagon is, again, raising concerns here at home and abroad that the u.sis moving closer to a potential war with the iranian regime and lawmakers in both parties are urging the president to be cautious to avoid that. >> i think that the united states needs to be rightly weary of getting involved militarily, this is clearly saudi arabia's, that is their fight, an issue that we can support them in. >> my concern here is they become a trip wire, that they may be deployed in a very dangerous part of saudi arabia and the uae and become a trip wire and therefore draws into a fighting war with iran. >> all this, of course, taking place just days ahead of un assembly where no meetings are expected to take place between the u.s. and iran, arthel. >> all right, garrett tenney, thank you very much. >> no one is watching iran closely than iran especially israel with response of tehran and tray yangst. >> hi, there, eric, strong rhetoric today by the iranian regime as they say they will destroy anyone who attacks iran, iran's top general in the revolutionary guard said

president trump and first lady melania trump will attend a ceremony at the pentagon today joined by the chairman of the joint chief in the defense secretary, earlier this morning, before the start of the services, we see an american flag unfurled on the side of the pentagon. >>> and memorial ceremony today in pennsylvania this is where a fourth hijacked airplane crashed into an open field. it was heading to san francisco from newark when a group of passengers fought the hijackers and prevented them from crashing the plane into the intended targets, believe to have been the white house or the u.s. capitol building. vice president mike pence will attend this morning's event in pennsylvania. >>> the bay area also holding special september 11 events honoring those who lost their lives, including the annual memorial flag raising ceremony in san francisco. mayor london breed will join other city leaders and other first responders at the church street fire station at 6:45 this morning. 343 firefighters were killed on september 11. >>> another major 9/11 event in the bay area is in danville, th

a third plane crashed into the pentagon in virginia.which was supposed to land at sfo crashed in pennsylvania after hijackers gained control of that plane. it's believed they wanted to divert the flight to washington, d.c. a group of passengers including mark bingham, a bay area native, stormed into the cockpit to stop the hijackers. abc news will have a special report on the commemorations in new york city. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> expect more flight cancellations and delays at sfo because of runway construction. here's a live look at the airport. this morning at least 62 flights are canceled, and so far 12 are delayed. i'm sure that number will go up. since the main runway closed on saturday, more than 1,000 flights have been delayed. nearly 500 canceled. >> of all airports, it's the second or third best airport, today's experience is one of the worst. >> the flight cancellations hurt some hotels and shuttle businesses. the runway is scheduled to reopen september 27th. and if you're stuck overnight, the airlines will not

capitol, it is part of the ceremony that will be taking place later today here at at the pentagon and of course, in new york at ground zero and around the country, remembering september 11, 18 years ago. >> thank you for joining us this morning. pam cook has the day off, i am dave clark, here in the bay area we are talking about the weather which is expected to get warmer. >> starting today, more so as we head into thursday and friday, the warmest days, the warming begins today, just a little bit above average today, by tomorrow, i think you notice the warming kicks and for many today and carries into at least friday for the warmest and saturday still pretty warm, i think the trend after that will be to start to bring, stone, sunday it really starts to come down and monday a huge drop, we talked about the roller coaster writings of temperatures, yesterday 70s for redwood city, fremont and gilroy, that is cool for gilroy, 78, upper 70s today low 80s, 79, 79, 86, probably about 90 for tomorrow for gilroy, a little bit of rain in parts of northern california, not here but pretty good bui