he's on his way to shanksville, pennsylvania.will remember the role the brave people played on the plane over shanksville. the vice president is doing his duty of helping people remember, or as we say, never forget. we're going to take a break now. when we come back, we will take you through what hurricane irma is doing right now. it's still not over for the people of florida and beyond. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives in any of the food we sell. we believe in real food. whole foods market. shanksville. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. when you think what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your

here in shanksville, pennsylvania. more than a year after that fateful day, karen and i brought our three small children here to this hallowed ground. on a drive back from washington to indiana. that day, we did not find this extraordinary memorial. we found only a makeshift memorial. no more than a plywood wall. painted with the names of the fallen a timeline, and a wooden cross out in the field. it was that day with the help of a park ranger that i -- i learned personally of the sequence of events that day. i asked her if the u.s. capitol was in fact the target, what time would the plane have eached the capitol building? what she told me, i'll never forget. for the time she said, standing with hundreds of others, i was standing near the east front. of the house of representatives. i'll always believe that i and many others in our nation's capitol were able to go home at day to hug our families because of the courage and selflessness of the heroes of flight 93. or me it's personal. and i speak on behalf of a grateful

coverage of the september 11th sermon at the pentagon and at 9:45 a.m., on his band three, live from shanksville, pennsylvania for the commemoration of flight 93, national memorial. watch live on c-span.org, on any of our c-span networks or listen live on our c-span radio app. >> this past week attorney general jeff sessions announced that the trump administration would begin the process of ending that deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca. theogram established by obama administration in 2012 by executive order. it delayed the deportation of some immigrants who came to the u.s. as children and were deemed a low national security risk. the news conference at the justice department is 10 minutes. jeff sessions good morning. : i'm here to announce today the program known as daca under the obama administration is being rescinded. the daca was implemented in 2012 and essentially provided a legal status for recipients for a renewable two-year term, worker authorization, and other benefits, including participation in social security program, to 800,000 mostly adult illegal aliens

but, i also noticed that you're in shanksville. you are on shanksville on 9/11.e you became congressman and secretary, you were in the military. i am just curious, mr. secretary, where were you on 9/11 and what are your thoughts today 16 years later? >> well, i was actually a seal instructor on 9/11. and i saw when the plane hit, like many americans, that america is going to change and we have changed. and that you are right, today, the vice president is in shanksville. we're visiting the flight 93 national monument. and i can tell you they are heroes. this is an example of america sticking together. you know, and likely the actions of the passengers and crew of flight 93 prevented, you know, probably a strike on the capitol. we had a joint session with congress at the time. they are heroes. and this monument, if you have not seen it, you know, drive out and take a look at it it's magnificently designed and magnificently done. an example of public private partnerships. national system working together to commemorate american heroes. ainsley: mr. secretary, you an

. >> vice president mike pence will deliver remarks in shanksville, pennsylvania, at the memorial serviced there on united flight 93. at 10:03 a.m. the moment flight 93 crashed the names of the passengers and the crew members will be read and bells of remembrance will be rung in their memory. >> let's get a check of today's top business headlines right now. gas prices holding right now but still well above two dollars a gallon thanks to hurricane harvey. according to gas buddy.com the average price $2.66. that's up 30 cents from this time last month. in the wake of hurricane irma as well down loads of the gas buddy app increased 10 times with those prices going up people trying to save a few pennies wherever they can. >> nation's largest retailer helping vic victims of hurricane harvey and irma. additional $10 million in relief. the aid comes in the form of a two to one match in customer donations. this brings the total wal-mart has given in aid to those stricken by hurricanes so far this year to $30 million. customers can participate at registers in wal-mart stores and at sams clubs. >>

vice president mike pence was in shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the passengers of flight 93 who he says likely saved his life. he was in the capitol, which the hijackers were the president traveled to the pentagon and snepoke about unit and strength. >> we honor every hero who keeps us safe and free, and we pledge to work together, to fight together and to overcome together every enemy and obstacle that's ever in our path. >> and the president also said when america is united, no force on earth can break it apart. >> the white house has responded to recent violence in myanmar. in an official statement, the administration says the violent displacement of muslims there showed the country's security forces were not protecting civilians in the asian country. it called on them to respect the rule of law and stop the violence. more than 250,000 of a certain oa ethnic minority have been forced to flee. >> and hillary clinton's memoir about her loss is due out today. it's called "what happened", and in it she admits to mistakes in her run for president and passing around plenty of blame

a fourth, perhaps bound for the capital building, crashed in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. when the 40 passengers and crew of flight 93 stormed the cockpit in order to overcome the hijackers n. all nearly 3,000 people were killed that day and nearly 6,000 injured fast forward to 2014. after we killed osama bin laden, a new form of the same threats emerged. like its predecessor in afghanistan, isis developed a centralized command to order attacks outside of its false califet in iraq and syria. we witnessed its work in paris. on november 13th, 2015, a group of suicide bombers and gun men dispatched by raqqa committed a series of six coordinated attacks. they targeted a soccer stadium, caves and restaurants, and a theater during a rock concert. 100 people were killed including 89 alone and another 400 injured. a new threat has arisen. tloi terrorist attacks are being carried out by individuals in small krecells. these smaller scale individually planned attacks often involve soft targets like hotels, tourist resorts and cultural sites. we've seen this deadly new trend across th

. >> at that sacred field in shanksville, pennsylvania. you heard the president at the pentagon. we begin with tropical storm irma now churning northward and spreading north and east. a massive storm at more than 400 miles wide and affecting millions in florida, georgia, south carolina and alabama bringing storm surge and flooding and punishing winds. for much of the southeast, they won't be packing the power they did over the florida peninsula. it affected every major city. they had a massive evacuation of six million people. leaving waters full of hazardous debris. before anyone can return to the keys by car. the winds were so strong, this apartment building and the sun is shining now. marco island is hammered with wind and rain. winds like this can rip trees from the ground and power poles. 5.8 million homes and businesses lost power. >> that's my bed. >> most people don't know where to begin. no major city in florida is escaping the wrath. in jacksonville, severe flooding. tell us what you are seeing and the winds are picking up. >> historic flood levels will get worse and th

3,000 people who lost their lives that day in three attacks, one happening here and the third in shanksville, pennsylvania. the president and the first lady are set to appear at the memorial at the pentagon. they're among at least two other remembrance events taking place today with pentagon ties in the arlington area. several others are planned throughout the day today and back out live. 6:45 this morning, there will be a sunri it will be unfurled from the rooftop and will face the tent gone memorial. back to you. >> justin finch live for us at the pentagon. justin x thank you. >>> there is also a lighting tribute to mark 16 years since the september 11th attacks at the world trade center. >> nbc's chris pollone has more of the team coverage events. chris, good morning. >> good morning aaron and eun. it's been 16 years. hard to believe for some it feels like yesterday for others. a lifetime ago. there will be another memorial service here on the site of the 9/11 memorial just behind me starting a little bit before 9:00 this morning as they have for the past decade and a half or so. we're ex

commemoration s will be taking place in new york city, at the pentagon, and near shanksville, pennsylvania. in new york, the names of those killed in the attack on the world trade center will be read. in arlington, an american flag will be unfurled on the side of the pentagon at sunrise. president trump will speak at a ceremony there. he'll be joined by defense secretary james mattis, and joint chiefs chairman, general joseph dunford. breaking news at 5:xx out of texas - at least eight people are dead, after a mass shooting at a home in plano. and we're learning new details. neighbors tell "the dallas news".. the violence broke out during a dallas cowboys watch party. police say a gunman opened fire, killing seven people, and wounding two others. a police officer who responded fatally shot the gunman. all of those killed and injured are believed to be adults. and also to home - a woman hit by a vehicle in northeast d-c. it happened just before 11:30 last night on 21st street and benning road. d-c police say the vehicle did stay on scene. no word right now on the woman's condition. hurrican

the vice president is set to take part in a ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania to commemorate theople were killed... that plane was headed to san francisco when it crashed in a pennsylvania field. back to you. ( mark ) in the north bay... one man is dead and another one was injured in an early morning double-stabbing in petaluma. the attacker is still on the loose. this happened just before 1:45 sunday morning. one man was treated at the scene another man was taken to the hospital where he died. this is the first homicide in petaluma in almost two years. <"we usually have stuff associated with bars and nightclubs - public intoxication, dui, people loitering around - but otherwise it's pretty safe. we don't have too many incidents down there.">( mark ) police are still interviewing witnesses and searching the area for security camera footage of the attack. ( darya ) one of the two officers shot by a double homicide suspect in sacramento is now at home recovering. the officer -- who's name has not been released -- left the hospital on saturday. dozens of his fellow officers were out

there were bells for shanksville and the pentagon.e reading, the reading of the victims names. 2,753 by relatives as they remember their loved ones. some were deeply emotional and personal tributes. >> we know we are watching over us every day. we love you so much and we miss you so much. there's not a day that goes by that i don't wish you were with us. >> the world trade center health programs this 37,000 people have signed up for their services. first responders succumbing to diseases because of the toxins. >> shepard: live in lower manhattan. thanks so much. for a long time, there was a gaping wound in the southern end of new york city. it was a lot of work for different governments to get together to try to build and rebuild there. the freedom tower. stands proudly at the southern end of the island. it was a long time coming. beneath it are the memorial pools. next to the outcome of the 9/11 museum and memorial, a testament to all those heroes from that day. the heroes who worked so hard for so many months after. as eric reported

you will find more on the observances in new york and shanksville, pennsylvania on "6abc" app. >> theladelphia police say the 16-year-old that killed a father will face charges as an adult. ronronald darby shot gerard grandzol in front of the victim's home. police arrested darby's 21-year-old brother maurice as an accomplice. >> one retrieves his wallet. they ask him to step to the side of the car, which he does, doesn't resist. mr. grandzol says his two-year-old daughter is in the car. they asked for the keys and he was shot twice. >> his final act as a father is being talked about internationally. a go fund me page is being collected for the wife and two daughters grandzol left behind. it's appalling that a 16-year-old is wanted for murder. they want to engage in with young people to turn them from a life of crime. >> chemicals were released into the air during the 9-11 collapse and the high cholesterol levels from those that were then children. psaf used to make products nonstick or water proof, researchers say the cholesterol rise particularly with bad ldl could lead to health con

sam: they remembered the hero that took down the airplane in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> i believe i and others at the nation's capitol were able to go home that day to hug our families because of the courage and the selflessness of the heroes of flight 93. so for me it's personal. sam: tonight, lower manhattan will light up with two soaring beams, one more reminder to never forget those lost 16 years ag sam sweeney, abc7 news. jonathan: two people arrested today throwing objects over the north fence line at the white house. nobody was hurt and the security threat is over. alison: developing right now a drowning at an in-home daycare in charles county. the boy just 2 years old. stephen tschida with the developing story. what are the police telling you this afternoon? stephen: the first responders affected by the tragedy. we have video of the pool are where the 2-year-old's boy body was found we understand he was at an in-home daycare with two other small children. we spoke to a representative of the sheriff department to get more information about how this is believed to have happe

in shanksville, pennsylvania, a tribute was paid to the passengers of united flight 93 who fought back against the hijackers and crashed in a field. invisibly emotional vice president mike pence, indiana congressman at the time, recalled standing at the u.s. capitol. >> i and others were able to go home that day to hug our families because of the courage and selflessness of the heroes of flight 93. for me, it's personal. >> in new york, personal too for so many. >> it's important for everybody to remember. it's also a reminder for us that we have to continue to be vigilant. >> tonight the lights will illuminate the night sky. two twin spotlight beams that evoke the twin towers, a reminder of what was lost and the threat that remains. >> bret: eric, thank you. i sat down with cia director mike pompeo for an exclusive interview this afternoon. i started by asking him if al qaeda is stronger or weaker today 16 years after the 9/11 attacks. >> it is weaker than it was. the u.s. government and our allies have done really good work to take out their senior leaders. but the threat from radica

flight 93 crashed in shanksville pennsylvania and union city became the first landmark for that tragicay. for the last 16 years every september 11th at 10 in the morning we come together and at 10:03 we have a moment of silence. because that was the time the plane crashed into the ground and everybody's lives were lost. there's always a military presence.....and every year flags are placed to honor the law enforcement members killed during the attacks.. the mayor says she wants to make sure that 9-11 never becomes just another day on the calendar... steve and pam? for the 16th year in a row the san francisco firefighters also honored the victims of 911 especially the 343 first responders who died that day the fire department rolled out their trucks, then the firefighters read the names of the first responders who died on 911they also raised the flag and lowered it to half staff to honor the victims and it will remain that way throughout the dayin san francisco will tran kron 4 news here in antioch - fire officials say they are dealing with 8 suspiciuos fires and now they are looking in

mike pence will be speaking at the mem nem near shanksville. earlier president trump and the first lady observed a moment of silence at the white house. it was timed with the moment the first airplane struck one of the twin towers of the world trade center in lower manhattan and they will also be visiting the pentagon for observances there today. near 3,000 people were killed in 2001 when hijackers flew commercial airplanes into new york's world trade center, the pentagon and here

. >>> in shanksville, vice president mike pence will speak at the site of the crash of united 93. yesterday, crews broke ground on the final piece of the national memorial at the park. it's a 93-foot tower of voices with 40 tubular wind chimes, each for one of the victims, to be completed next year. >>> at philly international, tsa will host a ceremony. leaders from the tsa and the airport will talk about how the attacks reshaped our world. >>> a quarter of 7:00. nbc10's pamela osborne is live at a memorial in lower makefield township. tell us what's planned for today. >> reporter: there will be two opportunities for people to gather here today at the garden of reflection. it was created to remember and honor the 2,973 people who died in the september 11th attacks. nine of those who were killed were from lower makefield. 18 were from bucks county. at last year's memorial, loved ones and friends as well as other mourners came together to honor all of the lives that were lost. it's a tradition that will continue today. a little less than two hours from now there will be music and pr

. >> vice president mike pence marked the anniversary of shanksville, pennsylvania today.hat's where united flight 93 crashed killing 40 people. passengers and crew members tried to regain control of that plane from terrorists, forcing it to crash. >>> flight 93 was headed to san francisco and the attackers planned for it to crash into the capitol building. most of the people on board lived here in the bay area, even the pilots. >> and a memorial for the heroes of that flight now sits in union city. that's where nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live. this must be an emotional time for anyone participating today. >> reporter: it sure is, marcus and kris. and the ceremony ended a few minutes ago. take a look, there are people here lingering near the memorial. firefighters, flight attendants and police officers, they were all here to pay their respects to those who died to protect our country. >> gerald mark bingham. >> they're remembered as heroes. flight 93 was heading to san francisco international airport on september 11th. but when several passengers heard what happened

vice president mike pence spent the 9/11 anniversary near shanksville pennsylvania. and toured the flight 93 memorial. many are reflecting on that day on social media. we have from lisa tweeting i lost family, i lost friends, it changed our lives forever, may we never forget the tragedy, the victims, and the heroes of 9/11. and kathy tweets, the pain never goes away, we've learned to live with it. god bliss all those precious souls lost that dreadful day, september 11th. and continue to share remembrances with wusa9 on our social media pages. now a tropical storm after it crashed into florida over the weekend. find out where the storm is now and where it's he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all vir

. >>> vice president pence marked the anniversary near shanksville, pennsylvania and honors the people on board flight 93 who bravely fought the terrorists. the target was the u.s. capitol. >>> with 9/11 on everyone's mind, an incident at the white house brought out a response that ended with two people in custody. at least one person threw a pence i will and notebook over the fence. the police showed up. the police and secret service said both of those items were deemed non-hazardous. >>> forget about texting. what's a metrobus driver? yeah. reading a newspaper. we talked with the college student who shot this video. >>> protesters want justice for a man shot and killed by a dc police officer. >>> dogs ahead of hurricane irma arrived in dc. (vo) there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. here, the world is a big, beautiful place filled with adventure. take it in. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. discovery inside and out. >>> today marks one year since the death of tece who was shot and killed af

. >> there were also ceremonies at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania and attagon where the president and first lady paid their respects. 16 years later and it is as important now as it was then to never forget. we want to thank you for watching abc news tonight. we are online 24/7 and on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you again for watching and good night.

. >>> vice president mike pence visited the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. he praised the heroism of the hijackers who forced the plane down into a rural field before it reached washington, d.c. >>> president trump laid a wreath in remembrance of the 184 people who died there. the president vowed the nation will prevail against all threats and that the memory of those killed will never, ever die. >> and my uncle charles william garbini. >> the names of the dead were read aloud today in new york at ground zero. >>> right now, local family and fans are gathering for a viewing at thevil villanova campus. massimino died after a battle with brain cancer on august 30th. he led the team to a championship back in 1985. massimino was 82 years old. >>> new at 6:00, a suspected killer is now in custody after arrested at 30th street station. a tip came in from belgian officials. he is wanted in connection with the death of his neighbor. officials say he stayed at several different places while in philadelphia through the use of the social media app called couch surfer.

vice president mike pence, as he is on his way to events of 9/11, particularly he is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania, to participate in those events there. that's one of the three ceremonies we will show on you c-span today. you go to our website, you can find out more about when, not only in shanksvie, pennsylvania, where the vice president will participate, but new york city and the pentagon, too. so as we show you that, we will go to o next call. this is mary jane. she's in massachusetts, ndependent line. caller: i am really concerned abt the attitude of the woman fr michigan, here on the day , 9/11 and the horror, storms storms in florida and texas. she has no feeling in her hea affe thishe's just going on who's rich and who's not rich. when i was a child, i heard a story about a group of people with extra long arms that couldn't feed themselves, and they were all upset. and in the other room, it was the same thingexcept thefed each other. and they were happy. we need to take care of each other in order for our country tourvive, thank you. host: richard in connecticut, ndependent l

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planes that crashed united flight 93 which was headed to san francisco but crashed in a field in shanksville pa. >> the attorney general is taking on the trump administration over the daca program. all brought the d.r.e.a.m.ers brought to the u.s. as undocumented minors. >>> a new spaceship headquarters and phone, and a new steve jobs theatre. it's dedicated to the apple cofounder and where the event is going to take place tomorrow morning. construction crews touched up around apple's new home and there will be an anniversary home with a facial recognition software to make sure nobody else is pretending to be you. >> they won't be able to unlock it or use the elements. >> it's expected to unveil a new investigation of its wash. we'll be there live starting at 5:00 a.m. jeff is excited about the phone. >> i'm excited about -- >> the space ship. >> i want to go to the steve jobs theatre. it's underground. >> you don't get to go. >> no. scott gets to go. >> i'm excited about the phone because you can see our nbc bay area apps better. >>> if you got pummelled by the thunderstorms like a lot of p

were killed when terrorist hijacked planes mid flight crashing twin towers in from manhattan to shanksville to white house today was day of remembrance for those whose lives were lost. >> i like to think when people say 9/11 never forget, i hope they never forget. >> 9/11 was deadliest day in u.s. law enforcement history. 72 officers died in the line of duty on that day. terrorist attacks go on to claim lives of many immediate survivors and heroes as well who contracted illnesses during rescue and recovery efforts. >> and you know that day is still it just has been 16 years but very, very fresh. a lot of you know that was my second day on job pulling into the parking lot the plane hit pentagon every year you know it still takes you right back there. >> just a short time ago i saw a message on instagram claire morning show host and he said it seems like a long time ago but at the same time it doesn't feels like it was a few years ago. i get that. >> still ahead, you may want to start scaling back your workday. >> and the new study giving you another reason to take a little time off work. we'

jonathan: in shanksville, vice president mike pence laying a wreath to the memorial of united flight 93. visitor center now preserves the story of those who gave their lives to stop hijacked plane from reaching washington. michelle: in arlington, a chilling moment as a flag was unfurled on the pentagon marking the slot where united airlines 77 hit the military headquarters. jonathan: today, president trump and mrs. trump were among those paying respects there. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg talked to those who rushed to the scene that day. jeff: for the first responders in arlington who rushed to the pentagon on 9/11 memory of that moment -- >> crystal clear. jeff: dash has not faded with time. arlington fire chief james got on scene and began providing aid for the injured. 16 years later he is moved by the effort of the firefighters and police officers with so many others. >> it was pentagon, civilian, military, everybody coming together for a common cause to help one another. >> i remember it very, very well. >> senator tim kaine, then a candidate for the morning of 9

and, of course, shanksville, pennsylvania. nearly 3,000 people died that day.nor those who lost their lives and those who sacrificed their own lives to save others. joining us now live from ground zero is "fox & friends weekend" co-host and u.s. army veteran pete hegseth. good morning, pete. >> good morning to you both. of course, we all remember that day. everyone remembers where they were a moment that changed our entire nation. and this morning we are here down at ground zero just outside the freedom tower where this tower stands today and two tawrsz fell 16 years ago there will be a memorial ceremony as there always is here on ground zero memorializing the lives that were lost and starting at 8:39 a.m. this morning, whether they begin reading the names of those 3,000 that were lost on that fateful day. they will fake six moments of silence when the north tower was struck. when the south tower was struck. when the pentagon was struck. when the events of flight 93 happened in shanksville and then, of course, when both towers fell, they will mark those with mo

eastern, live from shanksville pennsylvania, the 9/11 commemoration at the flight 93 national memorial. online at c-span.org and lten with the free c-span radio app. vice presidentence was at fema headquarters in washington dc a short time ago. remarks on the federal response to hurricane irmand its impact on florida. this is about 15 minutes.

officials placed three american flags representing new york city, shanksville, pennsylvania, and thelocations directly impacted by those attacks. >>> students in fort washington montgomery county stepped out of the classroom to create their own tribute today. they fanned out in front of upper dublin high school and placed miniature flags in the grass as a memorial to those who died. >> we've heard a lot about the effects hurricane irma had on florida but there's also a call to action to get aid to caribbean islands that are hit before irma actually made landfall in the u.s. "action news" anchor monica malpass is live in the news room with more on a local group that's looking to help. hi, monica. >> hi, rick. irma was a category five hurricane when her rain and wind lashed the caribbean. people have been in the dark now four nearly a week. some local volunteers have organized a grassroots effort to help and it is headquartered right here in philadelphia. bob brooks with their story new at 5:00 tonight. >>> also new at 5:00, two men are behind bars allegedly behind a chaotic scene in a