he's in shanksville, pennsylvania. reading names there. 40 people died on that flight. when joe biden begins speaking we'll go back to shanksville. let's head to washington now and check in with barbara starr. there was a moment of silence earlier. and some moving speeches. >> absolutely, carol. 184 souls lost here. eleven years later the president once again coming here to the pentagon, making those remarks. talking about the real mission as he sees it for 9/11, of service and duty. trying to put that note on this very sad day that as america looks forward, americans must rededicate themselves to this concept of service. and that, of course, is what the military is all about, so much is about 77,000 u.s. troops still serving in afghanistan on the front line 11 years later. this is not a day for political controversy about all of that. but everyone is well aware that this is an issue, and it was really just yesterday that secretary of defense panetta talked about the notion of don't forget the troops. after 11 years it

on the lawn of the white house and last night 40 lanterns were place -- lanterns were placed in shanksville pennsylvania where the plane crashed and you can see that at the bottom of the memorial. they represent the 40 passengers and crew members who died on that flight on september 11th, 11 years ago. it was original bound for san francisco vice-president joseph biden will be speaking there at the shangri-la -- shanksville pennsylvania memorial. >>> allie rasmus is live in fremont to tell us how the south bay is marking this day, allie? >>> we are at the veterans memorial in fremont and you can see there is a group of about 35 to 40 people taking part in a can tell light vigil, they are laying roses and this is laid out for blue star moms and the group is having a short prayer service and everyone went through with theiree experiences and emotions. along with honoring the people, people are paying tribute to the thousands of men and women who died in iraq and afghanistan. this is the second year in a row they have organized the memorial here in fremont and an organizer told me over the pho

bill: from shanksville, pennsylvania, we don't want to leave that quickly.its own issues that memorial getting established, funding dependent in order to put up a wall of names and memorial plaza in shanksville, pennsylvania. we'll see vice president joe biden a little later today. martha: this day of remembrance continues. as we go to break we listen to the continued lengthy reading of more and more names who are victims of that terrorist attack on september 11th. we remember. we'll be right back. >> steven leon howell. >> michael c., harold. >> miladros ramada. >> jennifer l. howly. >> stefen hutchko, jr.. >> marion kerchek. >> paul hughes. >> chris robert hughes. >> susan huey. >> robert hughes, jr.. >> john humbard,, jr.. >> timothy robert hughes. >> kathleen anne, hunt casey. >> lamar holt. >> and my big brother, louis jimenez, jr.. we miss you. i love you and i want to give a special shoutout to friends, family for support during these tough times, keeping us strong. thank you. >> william christopher hunt. joseph gerard hunter. and my uncle, donald jos

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there will also be events held in shanksville pennsylvania.omber day as we mark the anniversary. >> here in maryland, police investigating an searching for an armed suspect after a young woman believed to be a teenager was tased and robbed of her cell phone. this happened close to georgia ave. tasers are illegal unless you are using them for self-defense. >> here is what you need to know. >> sentencing scheduled for today for the five men convicted along with one of the deadliest shootings in d.c. the shootings left five people dead over eight days. the shootings were sparked by a missing bracelet. >> art modell will be laid to rest after being honored last night in the baltimore season opener. >> and pann credit cancer moving from the fourth to the second leading cause of cancer death by 2010. -- pancreatic cancer. incidents and death rates increasing. for more we encourage you to visit wjla.com. >> we will start with a look at i-395 northbound. little slow up front at duke street up to the 14th street bridge. everything is open. 270 at shady

thousands gathered -- in shanksville, pennsylvania. thousands gathered to remember those who lost their lives taking down flight to d.c. leon pan eight also visited the shanksville memorial monday where he toured the wall of names. officials hope by 2014 they will finish a more complete remembrance space scientist commemmoration ceremony will be held at the 9-11 memorial at ground zero. for the first time, elected officials won't speak at the occasion. family members will read the names of those killed. there will be a moment of silence at 8:46:00 a.m. to mark when american airlines flight 11 hit the north tower and another when unite flight 175 hit the south tower. some victims' family members feel the absence of politicians makes the ceremonies today more intimate and perm. >>> officials say al-qaeda's number two was killed yesterday but are not confirming it was a u.s. drone that hit him. right now, yemeni investigators are conducting dna tests to confirm it was him. he spent six years at the u.s. prison in guantanamo bay before get

vice president biden is expected to speak at the flight 93 national memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania. into flight was en route to san francisco, when it crashed. in new york city, this time this is different, only relatives will be speaking at today's ceremonies monies. no politicians will be addressing the gathering, -- >>> it is difficult to find peace and quiet time to celebrate my son. >> i think everybody wants to remember 9/11. we need of our privacy too. >> four and a half million people have visited the 9/11 memorial since it opened last year. here in san francisco coit tower lit up in red, white and blue in honor of the fallen. >> the san francisco fire department is inviting the public to its remembrance ceremony. every year all 43 san francisco fire stations holder is monies for those who died on 9/11, special remembering their brothers. a minute of silence observed and the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who perished are also read. amy hollyfield is live this morning at station 7, she will have more coming up in our next half hour. >>> switching gears, develop

the san francisco-bound flight crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. carol o'hare says her mother was moving to the bay area from new jersey that day. >> i woke up to have a very happy day when my mother was moving to california from new jersey, and only to see the twin towers being hit on tv as i was getting ready to go to the airport to pick her up. and the day just evolved from there, not knowing where she was. >> a founder of the memorial says he wasn't expecting such a large turnout today. each year he also holds a ceremony for those who died on flight 93 on memorial day. >>> across the country, tributes and emotions poured out throughout the day. in lower manhattan, the scene was more intimate than in years past. let's bring in nbc bay area's daniele from the world trade center, at least near that area where it once stood. danielle? >> reporter: good evening. we can't show you this right now with our cameras because of where i'm standing, but right in front of me are two tributes of light. they're symbolizing the world trade centers that fell dur

joe biden is expect to do tand a memorial service in shanksville pennsylvania where the jetliner crashed that one believed to be on the way to the capital in washington before brave men and women actually help to do take that plane down. >>> a beautiful tribute in shanksville, 40 lanterns line the memorial wall. joe biden will take part in the ceremony there this morning. it will include a moment of silence that will be at 10 tln 03 and then a reading of the names of the victims. leon pineda visited the memorial yesterday saying he was grateful to the heros of flight 93. he calls the memorial the final resting place of american patriots. >> today in new york city when the loved ones of the victims are gathering to mourn. >> i know you lost a lot of people. >> it was a tough day for a lot of folks. >> eric shawn is live for us at ground zero. he joins us live for what's going on there. >> it is that day again a day of tears and tributes here at ground zero. as they have in the past years family members and others will gather in remembrance over the past years the defiant anger has given w

take a look at the flight 93 memorial live in shanksville, pennsylvania. the flight from nuk from san francisco crashed in a field after some of the passengers on board charged the cockpit to regain control of the hijacked plane. 40 crew members and passengers were killed. vice president joe biden spoke there a short time ago. >> as ever year passes the debt of your pain recedes and you find comfort as i have, genuine comfort in recalling his smile, her laugh, their touch. >> the names of all 40 shanksville victims were red following by a bell ringing at the moment they stormed the plane's cockpit and perished 11 years ago today. >> while we remember the victims today we'd be remiss to not calling attention to who called this. who murdered our fellow americans, most of the 9/11 hijackers, terrorists, whatever you want to call them, 15 out of the 19 were all from saudi arabia. how many of you think about saudi arabia? that's why we wanted to talk about it, eleven years later, what about the saudis and the warn on terror. johnathon joins us, he has scud deed

the 40 passengers and airplane crew died when the planes crashed in shanksville. it was a daring revolt against the hijackers. without that the terrorists would have likely targeted the united states capitol. the vice president says those families should take comfort in knowing they saved other people's lives. >> my personal prayer for all of you is that every succeeding year you are able to sing more than you weep. may god truly bless you. >> the vice president made an unscheduled stop at the shanksville fire department. he promised the fire department a trip to the white house for a beer. in his off-the-cuff style he assured them his offer was no bull. governor romney took a moment to pay his respects to a group of first responders and held a moment of silence in the tarmac at o'hare airport. the republican presidential nominee shook hands with the firefighters and thanked them for their service before boarding a flight headed to the next campaign stop. 11 years ago evil descended on our country taking thousands of lives in an unspeakable attack against the inno

a fourth crashed into a wooded area in shanksville, pennsylvania.ce then, nation has pledged to never forget the lives lost. a museum remembering the victims at ground zero remains under construction. it was supposed to be open this month but building plans all but ceased due to funding concerns. >> we are going to complete the museum which will give us a chance to tell the story of what really happened there in a very moving and thoughtful way. >> reporter: some say the completed world trade center site will be a fitting tribute. >> i think the progress and the momentum at one world trade center and the entire trade center site is a testimony to the region's resilience and resurgence. >> reporter: there will be six moments of silence later on today marking the time that each plane hit and the time that each tower fell. back to you. >> i understand what is going to be slightly different this year is that politicians are not going to be allowed to be reading the names? they won't be participating in this. it is kind of a little bit of controversy goi

similar events will take place at the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 went down. in fact memorials are being held nationwide, including several right here in the bay area. christie smith is live in san francisco where local firefighters will be honoring the fallen with a very special ceremony this morning. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. yeah, this remembrance ceremony is help happening at all 43 fire stations across san francisco. of course the public is invited to attend, but we are at station 7. this is where the mayor and the fire chief will be attending a ceremony and things get started just before 7:00 this morning. what's happening is that firefighters will roll trucks out and stand at attention, then go to the flag poles. they will ring bells signifying the last alarm at the time of the south tower collapse. they'll lower the flag, have a moment of silence and read the names of all 343 new york firefighters and paramedics who lost their lives 11 years ago. for many san francisco firefighters, the memories and lessons learned

and shanksville, pennsylvania. >> that is right. there are several locations and events across the country marking the september 11th anniversary. christie smith is live in san francisco where firefighters are preparing to honor the fallen in a bell ringing ceremony there. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. they are starting to show up as we speak. hard to believe that it's already been 11 years. you certainly remember where you were and what you were doing when you got the news about the terrorist attacks. well, san francisco firefighters, as they have done before, are holding a remembrance ceremony. we are here at station 7. the mayor and the fire chief expected to be here. this gets under way in just under an hour, it starts about 6:45. what they'll do is roll their apparatus out and firefighters will assemble at their flag poles. then at the time of the south tower collapse, they ring bells which signify the last alarm. finally reading the names of all 343 firefighters and paramedics from new york who lost

a large crowd gathered in shanksville, pennsylvania near a wall which holds the name of the passengers and crew who died. passengers took hold of terrorists before it crashed in what used to be a field. katie, you talked to a woman who lost her mother? >> reporter: i did her name is carol o'hare and her mother 79-year-old moving from new jersey to danville, to live with her. carol says 11 years later the anniversary is like reliving that day. from song to silence memorial service in union city honors passengers and crew of san francisco bound flight 93. >> christian adams, todd beamer. >> reporter: carol o'hare of danville lost her mother 11 years ago today. >> i woke up to a happy day my mother was moving from california to new jersey. >> reporter: that chapter of their life to the would never come to be. >> the day devolved from there not knowing where she was, not finding anything out until i was on the phone with my sister in new jersey. we saw it on the crawl line on cnn that flight 93 had crashed in rural pennsylvania. i think everything went to hell from there for everybody, esp

a large crowd gathered in shanksville, pennsylvania near a wall which holds the name of the passengers and crew who died. passengers took hold of terrorists before it crashed in what used to be a field. katie, you talked to a woman who lost her mother? >> reporter: i did her name is carol o'hare and her mother 79-year-old moving from new jersey to danville, to live with her. carol says 11 years later the anniversary is like reliving that day. from song to silence memorial service in union city honors passengers and crew of san francisco bound flight 93. >> christian adams, todd beamer. >> reporter: carol o'hare of danville lost her mother 11 years ago today. >> i woke up to a happy day my mother was moving from california to new jersey. >> reporter: that chapter of their life to the would never come to be. >> the day devolved from there not knowing where she was, not finding anything out until i was on the phone with my sister in new jersey. we saw it on the crawl line on cnn that flight 93 had crashed in rural pennsylvania. i think everything went to hell from there for everybody, esp

it crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. as passengers tried to regain control. this is a place where people can come and share their grief. 11 years ago seems like a long time, but it is not considering their lives were changed forever. >> i look up to a happy day when my mother was moving to california from new jersey and only to see the twin towers being hit on tv as i was getting ready to go to the airport to pick her up. the day just evolved from there. >> this year, originally was just going to be a small ceremony. when i told some of the family members that i was coming out here with flowers, they said i would like to come. then the others. we have citizens that are here. every year, i'm out here to remember them and honor them. >> reporter: that was the founder of the local memorial michael emmerson. he was actually at the national memorial last year for the ten-year anniversary. he wanted to be back in the bay area this year. at this point, they are saying that what they normally do is change out the flag also on memorial day. they read the names of all

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last year on september 10, another memorial openedded in shanksville, pennsylvania. where flight 9 crashd into a field. there a central plaza leads to 40 marble panels, one for each of the crew and passengers who perishd. money is still being raised to pay for a memorial tower and walkway. and in new york, the national september 11 memorial opened last year. twin reflecting pools now sit where the world trade center towers stood. bronze panels are inscribed with the names of all those killed on 9/11. but 11 years after the twin towers fell, the final portion of $700 million new york project, an ambitious underground museum, remains incomplete. as city, state and federal governments disagree over who pays what and for how long. "new york times" reporter charles bagli has covered the transformation of the world trade center site in the year since 9/11. he joins us now. charles, there have been sites, memorials at least, opened at all three sites now. what's been the hold-up with the museum in new york? >> well, first off, this is a particularly difficult site. you have

vice president biden reside over ceremony in shanksville. panetta at pavrngsville memorial and only family members will speak tomorrow. >> graffiti vandal spray painted their way through berkeley neighborhood this weekend damaging at least 13 buildings. business owns on 5th street say they were shbingd to find the multi-color scawltion. nick is live in berkeley tonight where a plan to celebrate the art of graffiti turned terribly wrong next. >> it did indeed. good evening. you know some people consider as xwra fit i other people consider art. a local berkeley businessman purchased a building and realize that graffiti artist were using the wall and ceiling as canvas so he decided before he would renovate he would give them one more opportunity to show their stuff. best laid plans often go awry. >> a lot was too beautiful to just take down. >>reporter: allen appreciates art. and this wall after wall after wall covered with graffiti he says is art. >> we want people to have a positive impression of what this was. not negative. >>reporter: he pu

vice president biden reside over ceremony in shanksville. panetta at pavrngsville memorial and only family members will speak tomorrow. >> graffiti vandal spray painted their way through berkeley neighborhood this weekend damaging at least 13 buildings. business owns on 5th street say they were shbingd to find the multi-color scawltion. nick is live in berkeley tonight where a plan to celebrate the art of graffiti turned terribly wrong next. >> it did indeed. good evening. you know some people consider as xwra fit i other people consider art. a local berkeley businessman purchased a building and realize that graffiti artist were using the wall and ceiling as canvas so he decided before he would renovate he would give them one more opportunity to show their stuff. best laid plans often go awry. >> a lot was too beautiful to just take down. >>reporter: allen appreciates art. and this wall after wall after wall covered with graffiti he says is art. >> we want people to have a positive impression of what this was. not negative. >>reporter: he pu

those brave men and women fought hijackers who crashed the plane in shanksville. here in washington at the pentagon, americans took a moment to mark the sullen anniversary. president obama and the first lady paid tribute to the victims of the attack at the 9/11 pentagon memorial dedicated on september 11th, 2008, the pentagon memorial is the oldest of the three memorials. for many today it was the place they wanted to be to take time to reflect and remember. fox 5's tom fitzgerald live at the pentagon. tom. >> reporter: brian, you know, this was a different memorial than we have seen in past years. president obama made his address, as you said, this morning to victims' families and pentagon officials, and the memorial itself remained closed until noon today. we can tell you that the size of the crowds we saw today were smaller but it is also true to say that the people who came here told us they still feel very strongly about this place and that day 11 years after 9/11. on a stretch of land just next to the pentagon sits 183 benches bearing 183 names, one for each

also today a ceremony will be held in shanksville pennsylvania to ruer the -- remember the victims thaton flight 9 3. vice president joe biden will speak to honor those the bravery of those -- bravery of the passengers on the plane. a moment of silence will be observed three minutes after 10. and at 9:30 this morning, a ceremony brings a wreath laying ceremony to remember victims killed on a plane that hit the pentagon. 125 people died at the pentagon when that attack happened. >>> today half a dozen wounded war veterans will join members of the canton kayak club in remembering september 11th and all those who served the country since. it's called united we paddal and participants will paddle from fells point to the inner harbor. >>> bob woodward appearing on good morning america talking about his new book "called the price of politics." it's released today. the book deals with president obama and his handling of the economy. >>> well, if you over the inner harbor you might want to head oaf to the -- head over to the hard rock cafe. the event runs from 6 until 11 tonight and features li

ultimately they crashed that plane into a shanksville field, killing everybody on board. many of the those passengers were from the bay area or had families here. >>> 4:45. happening now, thousands of firefighters are battling nine major fires up and down the state. one of those fires is near cow mountain. the so-called scots fire has burned six and a half square miles. that's almost the size of san francisco. gusts of up upon 40 miles per hour overnight have not helped firefighters gain the upper hand. about 300 homes are still evacuated and authorities are warning residents to beware of unhealthy air quality from the smoke today. >>> the federal reserve board meeting this week to talk about what else it can try to do to stimulate the economy. for a look at what's likely to come out of that meeting and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn it over to simi live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: a very good morning to you. let's start off with the markets. futures are slightly lower after the markets come off another positive week. that's desp

vice president biden ceremony in shanksville.ial and only family members will speak tomorrow. >> graffiti vandal spray painted their way through berkeley neighborhood this weekend damaging at least 13 buildings. business owns on 5th street say they were shbingd to find the multi-color scawltion. nickberkeleys live n berkeley tonight where a plan to celebrate the art of graffiti turned terribly wrong next. >> it did indeed. good evening. you know some people consider as xwra fit i other people consider art. a local berkeley businessman purchased a building and realize that graffiti artist were using the wall and ceiling as canvas so he decided before he would renovate he would give them one more opportunity to show their stuff. best laid plans often go awry. >> a lot was too beautiful to just take down. >>reporter: allen appreciates art. and this wall after wall after wall covered with graffiti he says is art. >> we want people to have a positive impression of what this was. not negative. >>reporter: he purchased this warehouse in

and in shanksville, virginia, monday, leon panetta toured the memorial with united flight 93 went down. at sunset, 40 luminaries lit the wall. vice president biden will attend ceremonies there later this morning. and good news for visitors to the 9/11 memorial in new york. a dispute over how to fund construction of a museum on the memorial grounds was resolved monday night. >> we feel the public is so needing this complimentary experience to the memorial. >> reporter: construction begins at the end of the month. >> that was susan mcginnis reporting this morning. >>> important news for tens of thousands of first responders who worked at the world trade center site and were exposed to toxic chemicals. the government added some 50 types of cancer. >> reporter: for three years, firefighter ray pfeiffer has been saying the hundreds of hours he worked had something to do with his advanced kidney cancer. >> it's like vindication, saying hey listen, we recognize that we were down there, we did get sick from down there, and it's a little bit of relief. >> reporter: last year, the world trade ce

highlight the specific times when the planes crashed into world trade center at at pentagon and shanksville. again this happens once a year. we are hoping for a clear skies because last year it was overcast. you couldn't see it happening. but it's to honor all those who lost their lives on 9/11. 11 years ago today. live in downtown baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> the first responders who risked their lives on september 11th may be getting some help. this is all in an effort. it is believed some emts fire fighters and police officers were exposed to -- toxins at ground zero shortly aftersen september 11th and base on new evidence, the federal government announced about 50 new cancers will be covered by a nearly 3 billion dollar settlement fund that was set up for victim compensation. >> that first responders who were there for us, we are now going to be there for them. and we are going to compensate them and help provide treatment. >> the first responders compensation fund went into effect last year but no additional funds are expected to go into it even with the cans are announcement un

victims families gathered at ground zero, pentagon, and shanksville memorial while president obama and candidate, mitt romney, offered reflections on this day. danielle nottingham is in arlington. >> reporter: derek, if you look up to the sky, many are saying it reminds them of eleven years ago, another bright, sunny, clear morning and day as the nation pays tribute to the victims, first responders, and america's military. bells and silence mark the moments when hijacked planes hit the world trade center. >> brian thomas. >> those who lost loved ones gathered at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan to read the names of nearly 3,000 victims. in washington, president obama started the day with a moment of silence on the white house lawn. he and the first lady layed a wreath at the pentagon where 184 people were killed. >> no matter how many times we come together on this hallowed ground, know this. that you will never be alone. your loved ones will never be forgotten. >> the flag marks where flight 77 slammed into the pentagon. less than a half hour later, passengers helped bring down a

vice president joe biden will speak at the memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania remembering the victims killed on unite flight 93. that flight was supposedly headed for d.c. but passengers on board revolted and were able to take it down near shanksville n new york city, homeland security secretary janet napolitano will be at the world trade center memorial. for the first time since the attacks, organizer did not invite any politicians to speak at ground zero. >>> also making headlines this morning, schools out in chicago, teachs are for the nation's third largest school system, go on strike today. >> and late are, we are talking about the redskins big win. robert griffin iii did not disappoint in new orleans. fox 5 morning news is back in a moment. anncr: this cacasino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now w they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of

attacked and since the courageous took down that plane in shanksville, pennsylvania. across the country and in our region it's been a day for simple ceremonies. danielle leigh joins us live from new york. >> reporter: good evening. right now, organizers are getting ready far tribute of light that will be a final memorial for the victims on this 11th anniversary. >> jack dennis yagoda. >> reporter: tears and raw emotions filled september 11th ceremonies around manhattan. >> we feel like we were with him because this was the last place that he was. he's very missed. >> reporter: for those who lost loved ones, the pains following the terrorist attacks that sent planes crashing into the world trade towers remain fresh 11 years later. >> linda jones. >> reporter: at ground zero, families acknowledged each victim one by one. >> and my father, james amato. >> reporter: about a thousand people listened in silence, filling the area between the national memorial now marking where the world trade towers one stood. >> they were taken away us from us all too early, and we miss the

the spirit that was reflected in heroes here. >> flight 93 went down in rural shanksville. passengers and crew overpowered hijackers. >> and this could be a major break through. al qaed yaes's number two man in yemen has been killed apparently by a u.s. missle strike. he spent six years in guantanamo bay and was kill add long with five others in a car targeted by a drone. and this is a ban and carried out attacks around the weerld a muslim imam has been arrested in mexico. fbi confirms that he was arrested saturday on a probation violation in connection with a 2-year-old bank fraud case. expected of being part of hezbollah operating in mexico and presented a reportedly fake passport when arrested. >> just ahead, beating the high cost of having fun in the bay area. >> next, where to find bargains and have a good time. >>> no one has to tell you the bay area is an expensive place to live. >> no. >> and michael finney has ideas on how to help with that. >> i do have a few. and there is a community with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the city's culture and diversity. best thi

eastern in shanksville, pennsylvania. leon panetta toured that site where the heroic passengers and crew members took down the plane. >> they successfully prevented an attack on the united states capitol. i am particularly thankful to them. because on that fateful day i was at the u.s. capitol. their example continued to inspire and to strengthen our nation. >> also today, republican presidential candidate mitt romney will address the national guard association convention in reno, nevada. >>> a dispute that has stalled construction of the 9/11 museum at gingrich. it appears to be settled down. last night a deal was struck between new york governor andrew cuomo, new york mayor michael bloomberg and chris christie. no date has been set for the opening. coming up in five minutes, we talk about new developments in the fight to get compensation for the first responders who developed illnesses after their work at ground zero. >>> al qaeda and yemen suffers a major blow as yemen's military kills a top saudi member. local officia

bills of more don't will be tolled in shanksville, pennsylvania. there will be moments of silence cities.al expected to be a somber moment that will be happening at events throughout the day. that will be something to follow. reporting live, brianne carter. >> the service and the pentagon several memorials planned for today. offered at the national cathedral at 8:45. members of congress will assemble care packages for soldiers at 10:00 a.m. at 11:30, a national day of will be held on freedom plaza in northwest. on the anniversary of 9/11, we honor some four-legged heroes. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, itsour arms graduating of explosives detection dogs and their handlers. the teams server around the country in public venues, keeping us say it's. e you inside the training as they head out to the field. the story tonight at 5:00. investigators try to sort out an overnight incident in northwest blockmidnight in the 1200 of pennsylvania avenue. taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's not clear how the person was hurt. police did ta

down in pennsylvania ryan's campaign counterpart, vice president joe biden, paid tribute in shanksville, pennsylvania, where one of four hijacked planes crashed after passengers fought back. following an emotional ceremony, the vice president had a moment of lighter connection showing his appreciation to a shanksville firefighter. >> you come to the white house, i will buy you a beer, okay? >> show being joe. we wouldn't have it any other way. we're joined by delaware attorney general beau biden, iraq war veteran, and the son of vice president joe biden. may i begin by thanking you for your military service and your continuing public service as attorney general, mr. biden. >> thank you, martin. thanks for alog he me to come on. >> thank you. mitt romney said he would not be getting political given today's anniversary, yet a couple lines into his speech he delivers overtly political comments about leadership, about his opponent, about the direction of returning military. is this man not in control of his own faculties? >> well, i don't know. i'll let the viewers be the judge of that. i k

. >> speakers read names of the passengers and crew of united airlines flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania today, vice president biden saluted heroism of those aboard the jetliner. a group of passengers overpowered the hijackers. the plan flew towards washington, d.c. that crashed into a field. >> we saw touching commemorations here in the bay area in, san francisco, the fire chief, mayor, and police chief led a morning ceremony at station 7. >> there are names of the firefighters and paramedics were read outloud as part of the annual fire department tradition and all 43 fire stations paused for this tribute. >> there is an observeance in union city and spoke with a woman who lost her mother, 11 years ago today. >> from song to silence, a memorial service in union city honors passengers and crew of san francisco-bound flight 93. >> carol lost her mother 11 years ago today. >> i woke up to have a happy day. my mother was moving to california from new jersey. >> but that chapter of the life together would never come to be. >> the day just evolved from there, not knowing where she was. not fi

en shanksville, pennsylvania, con la presencia del vice presidente biden, parientes leyeron nombres des pasajeros del vuelo 93 de united. en nevada mitt romney tambien rindio 1 homenaje.mitt romney, presidencial republicano recordamos a las victimas, y a los hombres y mujeres en las fuerzas armadas alrededor del mundo. el congreso tambien analizo la efectividad de medidas de seguridad tomadas desde el 2001. rep. henry cuellar (d-texas) sabemos que debemos hacer todo para prevenir ese tipo de terrorismo que vimos el 11 de sept. hace 11 anos, pero al mismo tiempo necesitamos hallar 1 balance, entre la seguridad, el comercio y tambien el turismo. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. pero puede que todavia quede mucho por hacer. 1 reporte del gobierno federal demostro que 4 de cada 5 hospitales de alto riesgo no ... mientras tanto en nueva york cientos de familares se reunieron en el lugar donde estuvieron ubicadas las torres gemelas, para leer los nombres de las casi 3-mil victimas que murieron en el peor ataque terrorista en la historia de la nacion...con mas detalles alex roland..