you are walking through from new york -- you are starting where, shanksville, pennsylvania?m starting at the pentagon, i'm walking up to shanksville, then down to ground zero in new york. that's three places where we have such loss of life almost 20 years ago where i lots my brother. i think a lot of people in america who turn their back on the flag and put their hand over their heart for the national anthem don't edge realize. there is such a tremendous loss of life. and that's why i am doing the never forget walk. a never forget concert. lee is going to be performing at with other great, great artists. it will be a patriotic night because i love america and god bless the usa for the life it has given all of us. my brother gave his life 20 years ago, and i want to make sure young people understand what happened 20 years ago. judge jeanine: what you are doing with tunnel to towers. i mean be you make their life possible now. everything that they cannot do, you make it possible for them to do. lee within i must tell you, god bless the usa. that took the country by storm. it r

located between new york, d.c., and shanksville, pennsylvania, our area keenly felt the geographic center of the three airplane attacks. i'm proud to co-sponsor of h.r. 2278, which authorizes the national park service to designate the september 12 -- september 11 national memorial trail route, linking the memorial museum in new york to the pentagon memorial in arlington, virginia, and the flight 93 national memorial in sommerset county. the trail will allow us all not just to engage with the tragedy of that terrorist attack but also to heal from it. in pennsylvania's fifth district, the memorial trail will link parts of the river trail, the john himes wildlife refuge and move on through delaware county. this bill passed the house with great bipartisan support, and i urge the senate to take it up before the 20th anniversary of september 11. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i wish to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

their journey will take them to places, including shanksville, pennsylvania. washington d. c and new york, where there are memorials to the fallen, their stories shared time. it's a vow that we made the day that it happened to never forget. the group plans to start their cross country ride sunday morning. the trip is expected to last 40 days with the goal of reaching brooklyn september h ktvu, fox two news, second street in oakland's jack london square, is now named dorothy king way. boy. oh mm. so the new sign was unveiled today during a renaming ceremony where king was finally remembered by those who knew her dorothy king, who was a community advocate, an owner of the everett and jones bbq restaurant and jack london square, so the street is right there by second. broadway. she this year. we told you about that those close to king say. she was a champion. she was a freedom fighter. she, and i only hope that in my lifetime, i can do some of the things that she did. well, king was known for her never turning away anyone, even if they did not have enough money to buy a meal t

their journey will take them to places, including shanksville, pennsylvania, washington, d. c and new york, where there are memorials to the fallen, their stories shared. it's a vow that we made the day that it happened to never forget. team members tell me they're paying for the trip themselves. it is expected to take 40 days. the goal is to reach brooklyn, september 9th andre and we wish them a safe journey on their trip. cross country, amber. thank you. well the search for a missing berkeley runner will resume tomorrow, two weeks after it was called off. philip kray check went missing while on a run at pleasant ridge regional park on july 10th authorities say there are no clues or pieces of evidence to help find the 37 year old but an ongoing volunteer search effort has identify in an area near the canyon that might be worth taking a deeper look at its where krycek started his run and also where he left his car and his cell phone. crackdown on vacation homes near lake tahoe. the action just taken after a dramatic spike in home prices that's made the area unaffordable for

i'll be walking to shanksville, pennsylvania, where, of course, you know flight 93 where the famous linetember 11th, 2021. and i'll be walking through that tunnel like my brother ran through 20 years ago with 60 pounds on his back the go save people. he came out the the other side d the people and our tunnel to tours foundation want to come out of the o side and help people -- other side and help people. and we're doing a hot more, but that is one thing. griff: wow. that's just amazing. that's some 500 miles. going to take you more than 40 days. let me ask you, frank, why are you doing it? >> because we have to make sure that people don't forget. what happened 20 years ago, they're not even really teaching what happened in schools. so many young kids weren't even married that day. i see a picture that you have of my brother and my other brothers, we were supposed to play golf on 9/11, and he decided, no, i'm not going to play golf, i'm going to run to the towers where he gave up his life. we have to tell the story of 9/11 to our children and our grandchildren and forever. and that's, thi

trade septre in new york, the pentagon in arlington, virginia, and the flight 93 memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania. as we approach the 20th anniversary of this horrific act of terrorism, this bill would honor the memory of the nearly 3,000 americans who lost their lives and would serve as a lasting reminder of the heroism and perseverance of our nation's first responders. i would like to thank representative connolly for introducing this important legislation and urge my colleagues to support this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. . >> i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanis recognized. >> this year, as the gentlelady pointed out marks the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of the september 11. two decades have past since that tragic day, we will never forget the thousands of innocent people who lost their lives and the first responders who put their lives on the line. memorials have been established nationwide to honor the victims and first responders who were killed in the attacks including the national 9/11 pentagon memo