he's in shanksville, pennsylvania.e'll speak there on that hallowed ground where united flight 93 was downed by those heroes who overtook the hijackers. of course, that plane believed to have been headed for the capitol. let's go straight to my colleague and our white house reporter sarah westwood, who joins us there. we heard from the vice president last year in shanksville, mike pence, with beautiful remarks last year there. what will we hear this morning from the president? >> well, poppy, i'm going to keep my voice low because the ceremony is continuing togoon behind me, but president trump is expected to mark his second 9/11 anniversary in office in shanksville, pennsylvania, by focusing on the 40 passengers and crew members who were onboard that hijacked plane who rushed the cockpit in order to stop what would have been a devastating terrorist attack, like you mentioned, in the capitol. whatever else might be on the president's mind, today is a day about american unity, so he'll likely be focusing on all of the

we are going to keep our eye on the ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania, back to shanksville when tom ridge takes the podium. a quick break from us and when we come back we're going to talk a little about president obama's message out there. we heard he is out on the campaign trail. what exactly does it mean for the last 60 days before the midterms? this is an insurance commercial. but let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and more affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. i'd tell you more, but i only have 30 seconds. so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, that work for you. the doctor's office just for a shot.

this is donald trump's first visit to shanksville, as president. can see the president and first lady there. another first, a remembrance ceremony that includes the tower of voices. the memorial dedicated this weekend that holds 40 wind chimes, one for each passenger and crew member on board flight 93. we expect to hear from the president in a couple minutes. we are going to bring the remarks to you live. we are also watching what is going on in new york city. a moment of silence to mark the moment the north tower fell. i want to bring in steven hadley, security adviser to george w. bush on september 11th, serving later as the national security adviser for the president's second term. anita and ken are also back with us. thank you for being on the show. >> nice to be here. >> we were in the situation room on september 11th. can you share what it's been like since then and that day? >> it's a long time since that time, 17 years. but, one of the things i think is important is that we continue to mark this event and not forget the fact we were caught

first lady on the ground in shanksville. this is a day, bill, we have had to relive now. the 17th year we look back at that day that changed america and the president and the first lady will be paying their respects on the ground there in pennsylvania. as we continue to hear the names of those victims read aloud in lower manhattan at ground zero. >> bill: as you may remember at home or in the office or listening on your mobile device today, you may know the moment in time 8:46 a.m. flight 11 crashes into the north tower. in one moment united flight 175 crashes into the south tower of the world trade center. this was the moment for most people it was an unusual moment. as we await the moment of silence on a crystal clear day in the northeast 17 years ago this morning. >> sandra: the president departed d.c. to attend a memorial service in shanksville, pennsylvania, #never forget. we're about to observe a moment of silence in observance of the time united airlines flight 175 struck the south tower. >> sandra: familiar faces you

in commemoration ceremonies shanksville, pennsylvania couple minutes from getting started. pennsylvaniae in is also featured on the front page of today's metro newspaper in philadelphia, voices of heroes is the headline. president trump and others will visit shanksville to honor the crew and passengers of united any three -- of united 93. time for just one or two more calls. texas,in lagrange, republican. caller: good morning. affect like to know what do you think that allowing dual citizenship has on a potential terrorist attack. guest: i did not quite understand that. could you repeat that? caller: what effect allowing onl citizenship has effects potential terrorist attacks. what kind ofng citizenship? host: dual citizenship. guest: i am sorry, i did not hear you correctly. i don't know. view, not theal product of analysis. i am always somewhat skeptical of dual citizenship. i think you can only be loyal to therefore i am not a fan of dual citizenship. if people come here as immigrants, they have an opportunity to be u.s. citizens and that should be the goal and that mean

he is pump fisting when he gets off the plane. >> greg: he went to shanksville.t. >> juan: i think you should show some respect. president trump is attacking the fbi. joe's comments, because you said you thought it was not so much that is the content of what he said but the content of what he said is you know what, we are seeing the president of the united states go after the intelligence agencies, go after law enforcement, essentially people who were investigating on 9/11. we are seeing people like eric holder say today is the day of remembrance. stop it, president trump. but you are saying joe scarborough is guilty of the same thing. >> greg: he went to shanksville and spoke there. >> jedidiah: what you said sounds like a reasonable argument somebody could make but "a politician who has done more damage to the dreams of america than any foreign adversary," that's insane. now we are equating trump with people, murderers. that's insanity. the argument you made. >> juan: i think when joe says you know what, suddenly there's a sympathetic ear for neo-nazis or we ar

today the president is in shanksville talking about 9/11. perhaps trying to unite the country.eton. most of your students have no memory of 9/11. what do you want them to remember on this day? >> what i want them to remember, not the politics of the horrible event that happened, but what happened and what it felt like in this country. i start my class on that always by showing five minutes of the compilation of the news that morning. starting with the weather report and when everything seemed great in new york to the aftermath of the attacks. i think students, 17 years later, don't remember that. they don't remember what 9/11 meant and that's what i want them to feel. it changed the country. >> that picture of september 14th, iconic picture. i was on the floor of the new york stock exchange when it tanked with john mccain and hillary clinton and mayor and governor. it was a bipartisan face. a moment that does not exist today. bipartisan unity. >> it was a moment unfortunately. it wasn't the permanent response to what happened. >> terrific you start your class was that message.

the president will fly to shanksville, pennsylvania, for a brief stop to mark 9/11 and coming back to the white house having a meeting as well about hurricane planning and preparation. it is still the two anonymous accounting shaking the white house that creates a deep sense of paranoia. dave and christine. >> thank you, jeff. president trump is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania to co commemorate the 17th anniversary of the attacks. at ground zero, moments of silence to remember each tower which has fallen which we remember every year. they will continue the tradition of reading the names of the victims. >>> bob woodward's book tour in full swing. he appeared on "the late show with kostephen colbert last night." >> these are people who are trying to survive and keep their jobs. so, look, i know other reporters who heard things from those people and they heard the exact same thing and it was off the record so they could not use it. when i did the reporting for this book, no off the record. i'll use it. i'm not going to say where it came from. i think in our business at times we are c

in commemoration ceremonies shanksville, pennsylvania couple minutes from getting started.ennsylvaniae in is also featured on the front page of today's metro newspaper in philadelphia, voices of heroes is the headline. president trump and others will visit shanksville to honor the crew and passengers of united any three -- of united 93. time for just one or two more calls. texas,in lagrange, republican. caller: good morning. affect like to know what do you think that allowing dual citizenship has on a potential terrorist attack. guest: i did not quite understand that. could you repeat that? caller: what effect allowing onl citizenship has effects potential terrorist attacks. what kind ofng citizenship? host: dual citizenship. guest: i am sorry, i did not hear you correctly. i don't know. view, not theal product of analysis. i am always somewhat skeptical of dual citizenship. i think you can only be loyal to therefore i am not a fan of dual citizenship. if people come here as immigrants, they have an opportunity to be u.s. citizens and that should be the goal and that means

and in shanksville, pennsylvania. and the president will speak there, as well, as we honor 9/11 and those who fell that day. >>> we want to get to the top of our news. the hurricane is our big story. a category 4 packing 140-mile-per-hour winds. and just this morning, hurricane watches have been issued in north and south carolina. >> evacuations are under way in both of those states, as well as parts of virginia. and the u.s. navy is moving its virginia-based ships out to sea to avoid the storm. >> as florence is getting closer to the u.s., you can see it already. dangerous surf and rip currents are from florida to cape >> so here we go. this is the latest. just to give you an idea how active the tropics are. we've got all these activities going on. but the one we're all watching, of course, is florence. look at that defined eye. that is a classic hurricane right now. and a dangerous one. category 4. 975 miles east/southeast of cape fear. 140 miles per hour and this could still strengthen. moving at 15 miles per hour.

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. >> we're taking you live to shanksville pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed into a field when the passengers stormed the terrorists that hijacked the plane of the the plane was bounded from boston to san francisco. president trump is expected to speak at the ceremony in about 30 minutes. the first lady with him. you can see them right behind you next to the podium there sitting down. we will carry president trump's speech live right here on mornings on 2. >>> 7:05. governor brown will deliver the keynote address in san francisco before the action summit that begins tomorrow. we're at the plaza hotel where the governor is expected to speak to a group of environmental leaders. >> reporter: yes. governor brown is expected to talk about two climate change related bills that he signed into law last night. the first will call on california utilities to get all of their energy from renewable sources by 2045. that means like solar and wind power and some controversial sources like hydroelectric dams and nuclear power. right now they get about 30% of their energy from renewable sources. th

this would be the one where the united airlines flight 93 crashes near shanksville. for the moment, let's get a check of first word news. forecasters say florence could turn into the strongest hurricane to hit north and south carolina in 30 years. more than one million people have been ordered to leave their homes before it comes ashore. and playful is expected thursday or early friday, summer between charleston, south carolina and norfolk, virginia. the estimated damages could reach $27 billion. and the bank of england governor will stay on the job until january 2020. he had been due to step down next june, but the chancellor in today's of speculation by confirming that carney will continue his term. and iran's nuclear chief says he hopes the deal survives, but warns the program will be in a stronger position if it doesn't. he also tells the associated press that president trump's decision to withdraw from the deal puts him on the "loser side of history." and the president of china and vladimir putin are pledging to have closer ties. they met in russia where putin i

and shanksville, pennsylvania. you can continue to watch this live at our website, abc7news.com and also i tweeted out a link if you want to take a look. >>> vice president mike pence is marking the somber day at the pentagon, the names of the 184 who died there will be read. there will be a moment of silence and a wreath-laying ceremony. president trump and first lady melania are traveling to shanksville to mark the anniversary at the flight 93 national memorial. >> ceremonies will be held in the bay area today to honor victims. in va lllejo a memorial at statn 4. menlo park will display all those who died and in san francisco, firefighters will hold an annual remembrance in less than an hour. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live at station 7. >> reporter: we're about 40 minutes away from the ceremony starting here. they'll be taking place at all fire stations across san francisco. the public is invited to attend. they start at 6:45 this morning. here's video from last year's ceremony at station 7. this one in s

and we pause and remember those who were killed in new york, at the pentagon and in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> america's future is not written by our enemies. america's future is written by our heroes. >>> and for the records as bob woodward's new book is finally released, the white house steps up the attacks on the legendary journalist, and woodward responds. >> how do you feel when the president says a that you are lying? >> i am not. and -- >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. with the new details of the storm barreling towards the atlantic coast, florence is a category 4 hurricane, and the latest update from the national hurricane center says it is on a collision course with the carolinas. so far the governors in north and south carolina and virginia and maryland all declaring states of emergency. a massive evacuation is under way. more than 1 million residents and tourists are expected to flee the coastal areas ahead of a powerful storm surge anticipated over the next few days. >> this is still a very dangerous storm. we must take it very seriously.

is expected to visit the september 11th memorial in shanksville pennsylvania tomorrow. a new >>> president trump is expected to visit the september 11th memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, tomorrow. he will see a new tower that honors the passengers on flight 93 who were headed to sfo 17 years ago. cbs reporter chip reid gives us a look. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, sunday this rain soaked but stalwart crowd refused to allow the elements to interfere with a ceremony honoring the heroes of flight 93. >> i hope the words that we express today are as powerful a tribute to the heroes and heroines as your presence in this weather. >> reporter: on september 11th, 2001, tom ridge, then the governor of pennsylvania, rushed to the crash site. >> the sound at the moment took my breath away. it was louder than the ar chinook helicopter that brought me here. it was the brutal and i think sometimes unbearable sound of silence. >> reporter: the silence of this pastoral and somber place will now forever have a new sound. [ chimes ] >> reporter: the music of wind chime

in washington dc and shanksville, pennsylvania.hocking but at the same time remind you of what happens. rudy giuliani, who was mayor of new york city at the time, john james of the u.s. senate in michigan has a story about 9/11 as does congressman scott taylor and the very latest from the hurricane which looks like it is bearing down on the carolinas. jillian: maxine waters encouraged violence against the trump cabinet. >> you get out and say to the crowd and tell them they are not welcome. jillian: carly shimkus live next with the firestorm that just started. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new

he will visit the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. solemn nors this anniversary and amid the looming threat that have hurri presidet and his allies are ramping up their assault on the bookhat hits book stores today. this morning president trump is still lashing out at "fear," bob woodward's bombshell book overnight. mr. trump asailing the veteran journalist on twitter as a liar like a damn operative prior to the midterms and trashing his book as a joke. just another a ault against me in a barrage of assaults using now disproven unnamed and anonymous sources. press secretary sarah sanders joining the attack. >> seems like a careless and reckless way to write a book. >> reporter: woodward with savannah on "today" standing by his reportin >> the incidents are not anonymous. it gives a date, it gives a time, who participates. most often, the president himself and what he sa a. >> reporteng the explosive anecdotes in his book, woodward reports chief of staff john ke py calling thesident an idiot and defense secretary jamespa mattis cng mr.

then president trump's remarks from shanksville, pennsylvania, at 9:35. over on c-span2, we're live at 7:00 p.m. with a program honoring the co-chairs of the 9/11 commission. then the reading of the names of those killed on 9/11 from new york city. next, some of the coverage from earlier today. on september 11, 17 years ago, the passengers and crew of flight 93 thwarted an attack by crashing the plane into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. president trump was in shanksville today to remember what happened. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to flight 93 national memorial. my name is stephen clark, superintendent of flight 93 national memorial, one of over 400 sites within the national park service. the national park service is honored and deeply humbled to serve as the stewart of this moving memorial and tell the inspiring story of 40 amazing heroes. on this day, 17 years ago, the passengers and crew members of flight 93 bonded together and prevented their hijacked airplane from reaching its intended target in washington, d.c., a mere 18 minute flying time

chip reid, cbs news, shanksville, pennsylvania. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. glor. i'll see you tomorrow from the carolinas. good night. running for congress... is attacked at a >>> now at 6:00 politics take an ugly turn in the east bay, a bay area republican running for congress is attacked at a campaign event. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. deputies say the attack happened over the weekend at a festival in castro valley and it started with some disparaging comments about president trump. kpix5's juliette goodrich on what turned into a true political fight. >> reporter: absolutely. we all know about the political war of words, but here in the east bay it got physical. tell me what you think. >> he would have stabbed me. he had it out saying, "i'm going to kill you," and i could see his thumb trying to get the knife out. >> reporter: republican rudy peters is running for congress. over the weekend he says he was threatened and attacked at his republican booth at a fall festival in castro valley. he said it first started with verbal thre

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president trump spoke in shanksville, at the field where united flight 93 crash, calling it a monument of american defiance. passengers and crew fought until the end. the european parliament is debating whether hungry should face political sanctions work policies that opponents say are against the used democratic values and rule of law. says thisminister is meant to punish hungary for its tough anti-immigration stance. vote on awill proposal that could lead to hungary using it -- losing its voting rights in the new. china and russia are pledging to have closer ties, president putin hosted his eastern european economic forum and hosted president xi. work againsto protectionism, a clear shot against president trump's policy. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> it is 1 p.m. in new york, 6 p.m. in london and i am vonnie quinn. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters, here are stories on the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. shares are a

here in shanksville, many of you raised up the first memorial, a wooden cross, a chain linked fence,es pouring in and dozens and dozens of american flags. a piece of america's heart is buried on these grounds, but in its place has grown a new resolve to live our lives with the same grace and courage as the heroes of flight 93. this field is now a monument to american defiance. this memorial is now a message to the world america will never, ever submit to tyranny [ applause ] since september 11th, nearly 5.5 million young americans have enlisted in the united states armed forces nearly 7,000 service members have died, facing down the menace of radical, islamic terrorism. [ applause ] today we also think of the more than 200,000 service members now serving overseas and we think of every citizen who protects our nation at home, including our state, local, and federal law enforcement. these are great americans. these are great heroes we honor and thank them all. as commander in chief i will always do everything in my power to prevent terrorists from striking american soil here with us to

president trump and first lad melania tru will be in shanksville remembering the victims of flit 93. in arminglingice president mi mike pence will speak. and thousands will gather at the 9/11 memorial. moments of silence will be held to mark when each pne struck and each tower fell. the ongoing wars have now cost the this country $1.5 trillion. >>> the rainfall potential is something we haven't talked about. thurngay night we're go deal with possibly historic storm surge destruction. through the weekend, thi rain event, easily seven to 15, maybe 20 inches. widespread. that's going to lead to historic flooding. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at e day ahead. we also are watching south texas. l we've had a of rain lately and a tropical wave we're watclng that w bring more moisture in the days ahead. we'll keep our concerns with you and your flash flooding threat. today it looks like scattered storms in the carolinas. a popular vacation spot in the flora keys reopened one year after hurricane irma devastated the area. the 75-eric r vachv resort wa

. >>> from new york to washington to shanksville, pennsylvania, on this 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the nation mourns the thousands of lives destroyed by terrorists. as we never forget the victims and their families, neither will bgc partners and cantor fitzgera fitzgerald, two wall street firms where you know what, it's raining money once again thanks to its star-studded charity day. actors, rappers, they are all there on hand to pitch in on the trading floor, where all revenues from all the trades, even the ones the celebrities make, will go to 9/11 charities. howard glutnick is chairman and ceo along with the head of cantor fitzgerald, who lost almost his entire company that horrific day, including his younger brother and his best friend. he will share his story of triumph and it's a good one. i don't want you to miss it. true optimism in the face of horror. >>> on wall street, look at tech. it's bouncing back, driving markets higher as good news on the economy negates lingering trade fears with the dow up 137 and the nasdaq up by 48. less than an hour to the closing bel

president trump and first lady melania trump will be in shanksville remembering the victims of flight 93. in armilington, vice president mi mikece 9/ silence will be held to mark when each plane struck and each tower fell. the ongoing wars have now cost the this country $1.5 trillion. >>> the rainfall potential is something we haven't talked about. thursday night we're going to deal with possibly historic storm surge destruction. through the weekend, this huge rain event, easily seven to 15, maybe 20 inches. widespread. that's going to lead to historic flooding. that's a look at the big and your flash flooding threat. today it loo like scattered storms in the carolinas. a popular vacation spot in the florida keys reopened one year after hurricane irma devastated the area. the 75-eric r vachv resort was hard. it cost millions to repair. but one year later, business is back and on the rise. >> that is great to hear. i was there a year ago. i talked to a bunch of people from the keys who weren't sure they'd be able to go back. >>> one school bringing corporal punishment back. that's next

reporter: the president visited the field in shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 93 was brought downy the courageous people on board. he told the families of the victims of flight 93 that america will never forget what their loved ones did for all of us. >> while we all suffered loss that day, we know you bear a special burden. but we gather here in the shadow of the building where your loved ones departed this life to say that you do not bear that burden alone. >> where the world trade centers once stood in new york city, thousands gathered to remember the loss. >> uncle brian, even though i never got the chance to meet you. i feel i know you from all the stories that have been told. i have always been told i have your good looks and love of music. reporter: the names of the victims of the twin towers were read. all 2,983 names as well as those killed in the 1993 world trade center bombing. kennedy: edward, thank you for that report. $1.5 trillion according to the defense department is how much the u.s. military has spent in iraq, afghanistan and syria since the september 11 attack.

president trump martin the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks by traveling to shanksville, pennsylvaniahe spoke at the flight 93 memorial. >> we are here to pay solemn tribute to the 40 passengers and crew members on flight 93 who rose up, defy the enemy, took control of their destiny, and changed the course of history. today, we mourn their loss. ceremonies atre the world trade center memorial here in new york and at the pentagon. the international, courts says it will -- criminal courts says it will continue to do its work undeterred despite john bolton' is condemnation. he said the court threatens american sovereignty -- john bolton's condemnation. he said the court threatens american sovereignty. small business optimism in the u.s. is at a record high according to the national federation of independent business. companies are planning the most capital spending since 2007 and hiring plans have never been higher. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪

. >>> the president and first lady will visit the new tower of roses and shanksville, pennsylvania and they will observe where flight 93 crashed. the flight was bound for san francisco from boston. the passenger and flight crew fought with the hijackers and they did not reach the intended target. everyone on board lost their lives in the attack. >>> the menlo park fire district is flying hundreds of american flags today to remember the lives lost a 911. the california urban search and rescue task force responded to the terror attacks 17 years ago today and spent the first few days after the attacks looking for survivors. that mission then became a recovery effort. while the crew members were there, the menlo fire park district help new york city develop a backup rescue system in case of future terror attacks. >>> here are a few of the 9/11 observances. the livermore pleasanton fire department will hold ceremonies at the 10 fire stations at 6:40 this morning and in san francisco, the fire department will hold ceremonies at its stations at 6:45 this morning and firefighters will ring a c

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ainsley: 40 were killed in shanksville, pennsylvania.ll be taking you there live when is he there they built the tower of voices beautiful. 40 wind chimes. can you hear the 40 wind chimes of the 40 people who lost their lives. we need to get to this fox news alert as well. four states declaring emergencies now as hurricane florence is heading for the east coast. more than 1 million people ordered to evacuate in the carolinas, in virginia and maryland. brian: category 4 storm, which could be a five soon, is expected to cause catastrophic damage when it makes landfall later this week. steve: todd piro is live in wilmington, north carolina where operations are underway today. i understand in south carolina they are expecting one million people to hit the road and get out of town. how about north carolina. todd: that is exactly right. 1 million in south carolina. we don't have an official number from north carolina where we are here. as can you see we are between 48 and 72 hours of this storm hitting and already buildings boarded up. this is

. >> the president and first lady spent time at the shanksville memorial, calling those who lost their lives, heroes. >> reporter: as cells tolled, americans stood in silence. honoring the nearly 3000 lives lost 17 years ago today. president trump, speaking at a ceremony in shanksville, virginia, saying those who charge the terrorist on board flight 93 showed the world how to fight back. >> 17 years ago, 40 incredible men and women showed the whole world that no force on earth will ever conquer the american spirit. >> reporter: vice president mike pence delivered an address at pentagon ceremony, where he assured those who lost loved ones that america will always honor and remember them. >> while we all suffer loss that day, we know you bear a special burden. but, we gather here to say that you do not care that burden alone. >> reporter: and at the world trade center, family and friends gathering to recite the names of those fallen. those left behind, pleading to start the somber days for political purposes. >> please, stop using the loved ones and ashes of our loved ones as props in yo

we'll have more on >>> coming up at 6:30 president trump visited the 9/11 national memorial in shanksvilleia. we'll have more on that somber tribute coming up at 6:30. >>> a multi-million dollar pot farm busted in south san francisco, detectives say they found about 10,000 pot plants friday inside a warehouse in the 400 block of cabot road. officers arrested two men on suspicion of being the primary cultivators. >>> also this evening the california bureau of cannabis control says legal marijuana sold in the state is not meeting safety standards. almost 20% has failed tests for potency and purity. some cannabis businesses argue the regulations are too strict and blame technical glitches. >>> it's that time of year again, the bay area buzzing with the sound of yellowjackets, but this year experts say there are more wasps than normal. kpix5's don ford on the warning to be prepared. >> reporter: yellowjackets, nasty critters with aggressive personalities, homeowner justin shannon says -- >> i pulled out an old plant and like i said, i got stung once, didn't think anything about it, stung again

the president speaking in shanksville, pennsylvania, and the vice president at the pentagon.have the details as america remembers 9/11. we'll see you here next. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ >> charles francis xavier heron. >> john f. heavier nan. >> michelle m. heide. [berger. >> sheila heinz. trish: names of those lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks being read this morning in the long tribute in the world trade center. in shanksville, pennsylvania, the president and first lady remembering those killed 17 years ago, there at the site where the fourth airliner crashed after 40 passengers and crewmembers stormed the cockpit. >> we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and to do whatever it takes to keep america safe. [applause] trish: vice president mike pence representing the administration in a ceremony at the pentagon. blake burman at the white house with more on all of today's events. >> trish, somber day at white us as well as across the country. you were seeing som

the president there in shanksville paying tribute to the 40 men and women on board flight 93 who diedn an attempt to bring the plane down rather than letting it hit a target presumed to be somewhere in washington, d.c. the president also paying tribute to the nearly 7,000 service members he said have died facing down the menace of radical islamic terrorism. as commander-in-chief, the president said i will always do everything in my power to prevent terrorists from striking american soil. according to terrorism experts i talked with today, a u.s. intelligence as well as our allies have done a very good job in trying to hunt down and prevent any large scale terrorist attacks like 9/11 from happening again. neil, these lone wolf attacks like we saw there in new york last year where the guy in the truck mowed down a total of 19 people, killing 8 of them on the greenway there in western manhattan, very much more difficult to try to prevent those from happening. but they are doing their best. neil? >> that's all they can do. all right, thank you my friend, john roberts. >> thank you. >> a m

the twin towers, the pentagon, shanksville, pennsylvania, where there were ceremonies held today. >> i do run through the day in my head and my heart still aches for those people that needlessly lost their life. >> reporter: and florence shared with us her hope. >> i hope that doesn't just become a date on a calendar. i hope people do something, you know, maybe in service, in volunteer work. >> reporter: she has since brought her family to the museum and told us she's grateful she was there for her niece's wedding. an never forget taking florence atop the new 4 world trade. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: and what she saw. this was your view? >> that was my favorite view. >> reporter: and her words about those we lost, those who survived and those who served. >> we're not forgetting. we're remembering the people, and i think that's a good thing. >> thank you, florence. and we remember all of the families who lost loved ones that day. i'm david muir. good night. >>> we have to stop burning fossil fuels as quickly as possible. >> star power leading the way in san francisco tonight, the day

in shanksville, pennsylvania, molllixnews. >>> back in the bay area, hundreds of flags are being flownection district to remember the lives lost on 9/11. the california urban search and rescue task force 3 responded to the terror attacks 17 years ago today and spent the first few days after the attacks looking for survivors. that mission then became a recovery effort. the menlo park fire protection district also helped new york city develop a backup rescue system to prepare for future terrorist attacks. >>> in san francisco, firefighters and city officials also gathered to honor first responders who died on september 11th. at firehouse 7 in san for cisco, -- francisco, they took turns reading the names of the new york firefighters who died, trying to save others at the world trade center. 343 firefighters were killed in new york that day. f says the ceremony is about remembering their selfless sacrifices. >> we certainly don't want to forget the sacrifices made by the first responders and also the lives affected, lives lost, and families affected by the tragedy at the world trade cente

president trump and first lady melania travel to shanksville, pennsylvania to mark the 17th anniversary it live on kron 4.com. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot. collision - sb 880 jno 16th major hot spot. collision - sb 880 jno 16th in oakland. two left lanes blocked. traffic backing up in both diretions. take 580 instead. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. continued sunshine today as the bay area will again see temperatures peaking just slightly above average for this time of year. highs this afternoon will range from the 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's and 80's inland. expect a noticeable cool down into wednesday as a trough pushes in overnight. overnight. ( james ) ( james ) a florida man is not happy with his local law enforcement after their response to a 9-1-1 call he made. tom derrico watched from california as a frightening scenario unfolded on his doorbell camera. a man staggered around the front door with an semi automatic rifle and ballistic vest on. all while rrico's wife and children hid

there are ceremonies ongoing in new york city, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, which we will be showing you throughout this hour. and we will remember. but we begin today with hurricane florence. the kind of storm the mid-atlantic hasn't seen in decades and it could get stronger as it gets closer, threatening lives in its path. i've got a great team to help me break it all down. first, let's talk about what we're experiencing and what we're expecting. florence is a category 4. it has 140-mile-per-hour winds right now. but it could be a category 5 by the time it hits land on friday. records go back 150 years. but north carolina has never been hit with a storm this strong. the comparisons being made by experts are downright sobering. the last category 4 to hit north carolina, hurricane hazel, more than 60 years ago with storm surges over 18 feet. 95 americans were killed. that was back in 1954. the power expected to match hurricane fran in 1996. that storm laid a path of destruction in the state capital of raleigh and it cost the timber industry alone $1 billion. most recently,

day, 9/11, the day 2,977 people died at the world trade center, the pentagon, and in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania -- president trump started this day with tweets about russian collusion, eventually tweeting this on his way to shanksville. and this is how he reacted to the crowd the at the airport on arrival. double fist pump. a picture that shocked a lot of us. but sometimes a picture doesn't tell the whole story now, does it? so we took a look at the video. see for yourself. >> how are you? >> that is how the president of the united states reacted on his way to a memorial for 40 people who died when united airlines flight 93 slammed into the ground, after some of those passengers and crew tried to wrestle back control of the plane from the hijackers. i'm going to ask you a question. be honest. is that presidential? is it? can you imagine -- now just imagine if you're sitting there, oh, he's criticizing the president. imagine if president barack obama had done that. what would you do? what would you be saying right now? how would you be reacting right now? tan suit. remember this. t

/mexico border wall this week, talking about how he had found inspiration when he was in shanksville,vania, on september 11th. what's the connection? >> so let's quickly read his quote, brooke. this is, in the same interview where he talked with hill tv about a lot of different things, including jeff sessions. they built this gorgeous wall where the plane went down to pennsylvania, shanksville, i was there, i made a speech, it was beautiful. it's like perfect. so, so we are pushing very hard. okay, he's talking about a speech he gave. he was up in shanksville, pennsylvania, which is where that plane on september 11th, 2001, crashed after the passengers revolted. it was allegedly headed the toward the u.s. capitol building. he was there. he gave a speech. as you can see, the monument has a number of walls to it, to honor the victims of that plane. that, i guess, inspired donald trump to push harder on the wall? but i'll remember you that senate republicans are not -- and house republicans -- do not want wall funding anywhere near a conversation about are keeping the government open, ke

on c-span, we'll have live coverage of remarks by president trump in shanksville, pennsylvania. that's expected to start at 9:45 a.m. eastern. on c-span2, we'll be live from new york city for the annual reading of the names of those killed. that's due to start at 8:10 eastern. on c-span3, we'll take you live to the memorial service at the pentagon. that starts at 9:10 eastern time. and we'll reair all of the 9/11 memorial services tomorrow night on the c-span networks. host: 4,500 locations across the country. thank you for being our guest. secretary perdue: thank you. host: the agriculture beat for their publications and they are alan who is with bloomberg news and he had lena and she is with -- helena and she is with "politico." secretary perdue, we have lots of questions on trade and tariffs and agriculture spending but we got to start with the big news of the week. so i guess what i'm curious about, what has it been like inside the trump administration this week with both the op-ed in "the new york times," the woodward book and what can you tell us about your own experience

>> on this september 11, solemn ceremonies will take place in lower manhattan, the pentagon and shanksvillesylvania. that's where 40 heroes gave up their lives to end a terrorist high jacking. a new memorial at the site was dedicated over the weekend and chip reid was there. >> reporter: that is the tower of voices directedly behind me. it is 93 feet tall in honor of flight 93, and it is essentially a very large musical instrument intended to recall the voices of the 40 people who died here. ♪ this is the sound of one voice ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania sunday, this crowd refused to allow the elements to interfere with a ceremony honoring the heroes of flight 93. >> i hope the words that we express today are as powerful a tribute to the heroes and heroines as your presence in this weather. >> reporter: on september 11, 2001, tom ridge, then the governor of pennsylvania, rushed to the crash site. >> the sound at the moment took my breath away. it was louder than the army chinook helicopter that brought me here. it was the brutal, and i think sometimes unbearable sound of sile

there were solemn remembrances in lower manhattan, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania.rorist strikes touched off what is now the longest war in u.s. history. charlie d'agata is in afghanistan. >> reporter: they're afghanistan's most powerful weapon in the fight against taliban and isis militants. a s.w.a.t. team off the leash, crisis responding swarms onto the scene at the first sign of trouble. when a terrorist attack -- this unit is the one to stop it. they react within five minutes of getting the call. we watched as these u.s.-trained counterterrorism forces responded to a simulated complex attack. it's exactly the kind of training you'd see with u.s. forces because they're being trained to think and fight like americans. if only there were more of them. they're stracetched beyond the limit. this elite squad of 50 is all there is to take care of kabul. the regular afghan army numbering more than 200,000 has suffered from a series of taliban surprise attacks. in just one week last month, the taliban killed 200 afghan soldiers and police. the taliban is now openly acti

president trump participated in the 9/11 memorial service in shanksville, pennsylvania, where he honored flight 93's passenger supported an attack supported an attack by -- thrwarted an attack by directing the plane into the field. minutes.n hour and 15 ♪ [applause] good morning and welcome to flight 93 national memorial. my name is stephen clark, superintendent of flight 93 national memorial, one of over 400 sites within the national park service. the national park service is deeply humbled to serve as the steward of this moving memorial and tell the inspiring story of 40 amazing heroes. thehis day 17 years ago, passengers and crew members of flight 93 bonded together and prevented their hijacked airplane from reaching its intended target in washington minute flying time this very location. ever since that moment, the special people have been and will this very location. forever be remembered as citizensxtraordinary who showed incredible courage under fire. on sunday, we dedicated the tower of voices located at the entrance to the park. it was an inspiring and powerful ceremony as we re

there will also be ceremonies at the pentagon and, of course, shanksville, flight 93 national memorialrning, president trump and the first lady will be there. they'll speak in moments for all the victims today. we remember that loss, we remember that day 17 years ago. we'll be back all day long to mark their memory. i'm george stephanopoulos in new york. ♪ >> is that moment of silence just hadmy in new york for that first flight that hit the world trade center 17 years ago. >> and you just heard george stephanopoulos mention shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 crashed. that's where we expect the president and first lady will be, speaking and honoring the lives lost there later on this morning. >>> we'll switch gears and check in with mike nicco. >> let's take a look at the camera, notice you don't see the clouds. get ready for a whole lot of sunshine once again. breezy conditions but comfortable temperaturewise. a dry cold front will bring us cooler conditions. we'll warm back to average this weekend. take a look at the cloud cover. pretty much nothing throughout the day except