and now to pennsylvania, shanksville, where we are awaiting dr.h where that plane crashed in the field. >>> thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. we'll turn now to meteorologist vianey arana who joins us with a quick look at our micro climate forecast. a lovely day weather wise to go out and honor all of those victims lost. >> it will be. you know, we've got the sunrise coming through with a little cloud cover and this is because of a system that is just to our south. kay, you may have heard of hurricane kay and post cyclone california. this is what we are looking at here in the bay area, san jose, live look right now with the sunrise, current temperatures out the door are in the 60s and 70s. it may feel a little warm for areas down in the south bay especially. san jose about 71 right now. you'll see the cloud cover but also feel the mugginess. because of this, take a look at satellite radar. you can see some shower activity that is going to pop up and that will bring the chance of maybe even seeing some sho

so she is standing there in this abandoned coal mine in shanksville and slovenia. assuming the terrorists meant to crash the plane and the particular field which is not a bad assumption if the only facts you have that morning are that of the other two planes hit the world trade center and the other one hit the pentagon and then there's this one. so she is standing there scared because she doesn't know what is buried under the field of the government has that the terrorists are trying to blow up. and she also knows that there were two planes that hit the world trade center so she is standing there scared looking into the sky looking for the other planes that are coming to crash into that field. this was all she knew at the time and for much of the day, none of us understood why united airlines flight 93 had crashed. we didn't really even understand that day whether it had crashed or whether it had been shut down. the story of the shoot down orders sort of ends up being its own fascinating window into that day. vice president cheney is rushed into that bunker under t

shanksville pennsylvania and the pentagon.he many places holding ceremonies in remembrance of that lives that were lost on that ill fated day. and those tragic events certainly hitting close to home here in the bay area. let's take you live right now to ceremonies that are just ending in san francisco. you can see the surface cisco firefighters there to remind you united flight, 93 was bound for san francisco from newark before it was by terrorists. we have many, many barriers, victims and this ceremony in particular honors. the many first responders that lost their lives on september 11th 2001. 2 28 100 , almost 3000 people lost their lives among them 343 firefighters and paramedics killed remember so many stories of the firefighters that ran to the world trade centers to rescue people after those first planes hit and then died in their efforts to save so many lives. 23 new york police officers also died. 37 ports authority police officers. so today firefighters remember all those who lost their lives, but specifically those

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and in shanksville, bells were rung. 21 years later, 9/11 is still claiming more victims. phil lipof from new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight families gathering at somber ceremonies honoring the lives of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the 9/11 attacks. reading their names alive out lead in tribute. president biden speaking at the pentagon. >> i know for all of you who have lost someone, 21 years is both a lifetime and no time at all. >> reporter: first lady joe biden in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> 9/11 touched us all. it changed us all. but it reminds us, we can be a light in that darkness. >> reporter: vice president harris and the second gentleman at the world trait center. across the country communities coming to the. a memorial stair climb in tennessee, an observance ceremony in texas. more than 400 first responders died on 9/11, among them, 343 from the fdny, 37 from the port authority. 23 from the nypd. however related illnesses still claiming lives in the years since. at least 299 from the fdny. 298 members of the nypd losing their lives. here in manhattan's

we also plan to bring you the remembrance ceremony from shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 93 went. sunday, september 11, here on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> homework can be hard. but squatting in a diner for internet is even harder. that is why we are providing low income students access to affordable internet. so homework can just be homework. cox connect to compete. >> cox, along with these other television

she was three months along one hijackers crashed the plane she was on into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, killing 40 passengers and crew members. he decided he wanted to write a book dedicated to a boy or girl who would've been the couple's first child. >> i will never have full closure. it is certainly a way to memorialize the unborn child. >> the book describes his years of depression and posttraumatic stress and the therapy that later enabled him to let go of his wife and child's ashes. >> i was holding onto them because it was the only tangible unborn child. it allowed me to release those ashes in a beautiful place. she wanted to let me know how much she loved me and how much she loved her family and she said goodbye. >> initially he was withdrawn but convinced go to a holiday party where he met actor sean penn, whose friendship was a turning point. >> john has a big heart and is very passionate man. everything he does is compassionate and it was more than evident by the way he treated me. >> he is now remarried and she now wears a lauren's wedding ring that was at the j

deepest gratitude and appreciation for the unwavering support to this memorial by communities like shanksvillesomerset and others over the last 21 years. their commitment and dedication will never be forgotten. i get a little emotional talking about these communities, because we interact with them virtually every day. as a superintendent of this memorial, i can assure you we could not do what we do each and every day without these communities. we are also honored today by the presence of many elected officials, from all levels of government. among them, congressman john joyce, state senator pat stephano, county commissioners, and others. 21 years ago today, when the united states was attacked, heroes emerged in new york, the pentagon and flight 93. the passengers and crew members of flight 93 collectively stop their hijacked plane from reaching its target. their actions it untold numbers of lives and preserve the u.s. capitol, the symbol and center of our democracy. they exemplify the best of humanity, having displayed strength and resilience in the face of tremendous adversity. we remember an

of the shanksville volunteer fire companies who first answered a call they could not have prepared fortinued that work day in and day out. of a generation of women and men who put on our nations uniforms and became a part of something bigger than themselves. and the families who served alongside them. you have stories of hope. of the humanity that shined through the inhumanity of that day. of the generosity of all of the people here in somerset county who donated what they could to state and federal law enforcement and welcomed mourners with care and consideration to their hometown. of the love that lives beyond grief, that is undimmed by the passing of time. 9/11 touched us all. it changed us all. but, it reminds us that with courage and kindness, we can be a light in the darkness. it showed us we are all connected to one another. so as we stand on this sacred and scarred earth, a record of our collective grief, and a monument to the memories that live on in us each day, this is the legacy we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that defies lost. and, the ties that hold us

raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksvilleep touch about the memories, keep it bright for all the decades to come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the shapele trees that cover the memorial and grown strong in passing years, they'll find the names of patriots and they'll feel the connection. it will come to pass on september 11 u2 001 and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that they'll think about all those heroes that were more in the hours and days and years that followed, ordinary americans responding in extraordinary and unexpected ways. i hope we'll remember in the midst of these dark days, we dug deep. we cared for each other and we came together. you know, we regained the light by reaching out to light by reaching out to one another and finding something all too rare, a true sense of national unity. to me that is the greatest lesson of september 11, not that we will never again face a setback, but in the moment of great unity we also had to face down the worst impulses, fear, violenc

and when they fell, when the plane hit the pentagon and when flight 93 crashed in the field in shanksvillefamilies still dealing with grief but at the same time many of them celebrating the memories of their loved ones as they are shining a light on the memories of those that they lost 21 years ago. tonight the tributes will continue, the two very powerful beams of light that will be shooting up into the sky. you can expect that from dusk to dawn. back to you. >> thank you so much, polo sandoval. joining sus us is george pataki was the governor on that fateful day. good to see you, governor. governor, are you able to hear me? all right. we're going to try to work out the audio. it looks like the shot is frozen there. we will come right back to the governor. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title mimight feel overwhelming. bubut what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. you

powerful ceremonies of remembrance in the new york, the pentagon, shanksville, pennsylvania, and across the country, pausing to remember those lost on 9/11. >> the american story itself changed that day. >>> ukraine pushing its offensive further, taking back more land, as russia retreats from key areas. >>> and sunday night football is back. the history tom brady will make when he takes the field tonight. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nbc nightly ws." farewell to the queen. reporting tonight from new york, kate snow, and from scotland, tom llamas. >>> good evening. 21 years later, and the emotions, the grief, the trauma are still raw on this september 11th. we're going to show you all the tributes here in this country in just a moment. but we begin with another nation in mourning. tom llamas is with me in the uk tonight. hi, tom. >> reporter: kate, good evening to you. we are in edinburgh, scotland's capital, where just a few hours ago, the queen's casket arrived here, demonstrating already just how massive an outpouring we're going to see in the days ahead. during the six

first lady jill biden spoke today at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. morty passengers and crew members on the flight made the decision to breach the cockpit and wrestle control from the attackers stopping the terrorists from crashing into the us capitol. the plane went down in a field killing everyone on board. men on that flight todd beamer and mark bingham were from los gatos. item said the attacks showed that quote the courage and kindness we can be a light in that darkness. well 22 people from the bay area died in the attacks and in their memory and for all of the lives lost prayers and remembrances were held today across the bay area. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us how first responders were also honored. oh say just that star-spangled. a time to respect and reflect this memorial service at notre dame dunamura university in belmont honoring the heroes of 9/11 and fallen public safety officers in san mateo county. we call all those we honor today. those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives before and after 9/11.

pete: civilians here in the pentagon and shanksville. know have crossed our southern border. these threats are real. our leaders have not learned lessons of keeping us safe. so i think it's still relevant. pete: 20 years ago, al qaeda is back, taliban is in control, our border is wide open and terrorists coming across the border? you say no chance. rachel: i still have to take my shoes off at the air board -- airport. will: it is insane. pete you brought up that morning, one of the people who was here that morning 2001, david lee miller. zare more than anies, commemorations are taking place at each of the attack sites throughout this morning. >> president biden will speak later from the pentagon and vice president harris is traveling to the 9/11 memorial right here in new york city where she will give her remarks. pete: as will mentioned david lee miller is at the memorial with more on the day's events and his reflections. david. reporter: good morning. i'm standing now on what is hallowed ground. this is now the memorial plaza. it is wh

arthel: memorial services also taking place in shanksville. where united airlines flight 93 crashed also. the brave heroes diverted the plane from its intended target which was apparently the capitol building in washington. charles watson live with that part our coverage now. >> good afternoon. the bells of remembrance. they died 21 years ago today after the hijacked plane crashed in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. listen. >> first lady jill biden was in attendance joined by friends and family of the victims as each passenger and crewmember were read in honor of their lives and sacrifice. that followed by the laying of the wreaths at the wall of names to commemorate the brave souls aboard united flight 93 who decided to fight back and ultimately sacrifice their lives when they force al qaeda hijackers to land in a open plane in shanksville. it is that bravery and the grief that follows that holds us up as a nation and continues to help us move forward. >> this is the legacy that we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that d

raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksvilleenerations come here to sit in the shade of the shapele trees that cover the memorial and grown strong in passing years, they'll find the names of patriots and they'll feel the connection. it will come to pass on september 11 u2 001 and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that they'll think about all those heroes that were more in the hours and days and years that followed, ordinary americans responding in extraordinary and unexpected ways. i hope we'll remember in the midst of these dark days, we dug deep. we cared for each other and we came together. you know, we regained the light by reaching out to light by reaching out to one another and finding something all too rare, a true sense of national unity. to me that is the greatest lesson of september 11, not that we will never again face a setback, but in the moment of great unity we also had to face down the worst impulses, fear, violence, incrimination directed at muslim americans as well as americans of middle eastern a

from ground zero in new york to shanksville, pennsylvania, and here at the pentagon in arlington, virginiaamericans remembered the nearly 3,000 lives lost on this day 21 years ago. as has become tradition, moments of silence marked each of the devastations of that morning in 2001. two planes crashed into the world trade center towers, the towers collapsed shortly thereafter. a third plane crashing into the pentagon and a fourth brought down in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. in a sobering and now familiar ritual, the names of the fallen were read a loud. president biden laid a wreath at the pentagon and made remarks a short time ago. >> our intelligence, counterintelligence professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever we find them, wherever they exist, and we'll never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. >> for aid closer look at the evolving threats to the h

alvier says our amaranto of your national remembrances were held in new york city, washington dc and shanksville pennsylvania. victims names were read aloud at the ceremony at the world trade center where al-qaeda hijackers flew planes into the twin towers. i along with countless other other children who lost parents. missed out on countless memories moments conversations so while the grief recedes a bit with time? the permanent absence of my father is just as palpable today as it ever was. richard no political figure spoke at the ground zero ceremony, but vice president kamala harris and second gentleman, doug em off joined new york city, mayor eric adams and former mayor, michael bloomberg. president joe biden commemorated the anniversary at a remembrance event today at the pentagon american airlines flight 77 was hijacked and crashed into the pentagon killing all 64 people on the plane and 125 people in the pentagon. mr. biden honored those victims and spoke about securing american democracy first lady jill biden spoke today at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. we're forty

jill biden is now speaking at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania.en. >> i have memories that dry deep, definite line between before and after. for me, as the shock settled into sorrow, after i talked with joe and my children, i thought of my sister, bonnie, who is with me today. she was and continues to be a flight attendant with the united airlines. it is a job that she has loved for many years. and i knew that the weight of this tragedy would be heavier for her. when i got to her house, i realized that i was right. she had not just lost colleagues. she had lost friends. i know as we learned more about that dark day, chevy felt pride for what had happened here as well. pride that it was her fellow flight attendants and the passengers of united flight 93 who fought back, who helped stop the plane from taking an untold number of lives in our nation's capital. you all have stories as well of that moment, of that day. of how its legacy has rippled through your lives. you have stories of loss, of last phone calls, waiting for news that you did not want

a state trooper who was first on the scene and a firefighter from shanksville. we had over 880 oral histories and we shared them with researchers in on our web site and so forth but we all know we are not going to be in these positions forever. we are going to give the next generation of our successors these tools and before you know it will be 50 years and the park service in my cases in the forever business but i really feel collectively with the experts who are able to do these oral histories with those who were there and that's a very important element just like it is to jim and pat and all the other memorials around this great nation. solidifying in time a piece of history tragic as it may be and oftentimes braden that's exactly what they are but they are our history and how we remember them and talk to those who were there is rooted -- really critical. >> i couldn't agree more and the memorial is unfortunate and fortunate. each year we make sure it during our vigils that we are giving the most amazing tribute to however many names of officers have lost the

that plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. foxes alexis mcadams has more on the memorials. during a tearful tribute sunday morning at the 9 11 memorial and museum in lower manhattan. the nation grieving marking 21 years since the attacks, nearly 3000 people lost their lives that day. although time has passed the loss not easier for these families. vice president kamala harris, new york governor kathy huckle, new york city mayor eric adams and attorney general mayor garland in that crowd. the loved ones of those victims, speaking directly to the nation's leaders. it took a tragedy to unite our country. back then no one cared if you were a republican, democrat, age , gender, race, ethnicity we were united. it took a tragedy to unite us. and now we're on to remind all of you there. it should not take another tragedy to unite our nation. president biden, also reflecting on america's solidarity in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy as you laid a wreath at a memorial at the pentagon, american story itself changed that day, but we wi

instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop just today. so kind of using learning opportunity for. >> with a young one, the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> it's time now to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. a little bit of fog that, yeah, the kind of lingering around tonight. yeah, it's good to see that. we saw the sort of dissipate from the city. but hey, it's hanging out by the water over there. rodriguez joining us out of a look at your forecast in a recent hey there, dan well, yeah, we are noticing finally mother natur

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hero it airline passengers who stood up to the threat and fell into a quiet and distant field in shanksville, pennsylvania. we come together in this courtyard to honor and to renew our pledge to never forget. we remember with pride what members of our pentagon community and all first responders showed their selfless courage, steadfast service in rescuing trapped and injured, and tremendous bravery in the face of great danger. and while taking unselfish risks to save the wounded, to recover the dead, to secure our building, in the midst of such a terrible disaster, there carried on the mission of this department --maintaining the security of our nation. these things they did without any hesitation, and their bravery and valor will never be forgotten. on this quiet morning, we continue our commitment to support and strengthen our nation, our families, and our colleagues, as we endure the ongoing process of grieving and healing together. look around this building and you will see the scars created by the impact of steel upon limestone. gaze into the eyes of those who were here and you will see

the third plane, the heroes of shanksville, that plane headed for the white house or the capitol, hit our political monuments if you will. those are the heroes. >> listen to a moment of silence for the second plane hitting the second tower. ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> a solemn day for all americans who lived through 9/11 and will never forget. >>> joining me now, former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton. she was served as u.s. senator from new york on september 11th, 2001. madam secretary, through so much for joining me. you say september 11th is indelibly etched in your mind. you flew over the smoldering wreckage of the world trade center in a helicopter after the attack. what's going through your mind today, 21 years later? >> well, dana, every time we approach september 11th, i do think about everything that i saw, all

vice president -- first lady will be marking the ceremonies in shanksville, pennsylvania. decades have not diminished our memories or for many the pain. the taliban has taken over afghanistan in the biden administration killed al qaeda leader in july. the threat remains that the philosophy is still with us. tonight, the tribute and light will soar into the sky. the two gleaming towers of light that evoke the vanished towers to remind us all, not just of what we lost, but the threat that still exists. shannon. shannon: eric shawn reporting from new york. thank you so much. we turn to the anchor of the story. martha maccallum. good to see you. martha: good to see you, shannon congratulations on your inaugural program. i wish you a long and happy tenure in this spot. we are covering this story all throughout the days to come. the funeral scheduled. one week from monday. i am reminded of septembersepte, 2001 when the queen and a typically sort of wise and gracious move took that moment to allow the playing of the u.s. national anthem, the star-spangled banner outside at buckin

harris observed moments of silence at ground zero followed by reading of the victims names in and shanksvillesylvania race lady joe biden was joined by her sister united airlines flight attendant. she's shared the sorrowful pride her sister felt that day that her fellow flight attendants and passengers help down there plaintiff sabin untold number of lives in the nation's capital. >> this is the legacy we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that defies loss in the ties that hold us together. >> at the pentagon president biden marks the 21st anniversary into somber ceremony where he told queen elizabeth in the aftermath of the attacks. >> grief is a price we pay for love. many of us experience the grief in you all experienced it. on this day when the price feels so great, jill and i are holding you all close to our hearts. >> biden affirmed his commitment to prevent another attack citing last month cia drone strike that killed al-qaeda's leader. he said the anniversary is a chance to new resolve to defend democracy but he did not make any politically charged statements as he has re

. >>> a series of somber tributes in washington, also in shanksville, pennsylvania.first lady, joining survivors to mark 21 years. polo sandoval is in lower manhattan for us today. polo. >> reporter: jim, it was certainly a solemn day of remembrance in new york city as families came together at the site where those twin towers once stood as they joined the rest of the world in marking 21 years since that awful day. many dignitaries joining those first responders and 9/11 families including vice president kamala harris who was on hand joining senator chuck schumer, new york city mayor eric adams, as the names of the nearly 3,000 people who were lost echoed once again through that memorial plaza, near those memorial pools as well. many of those family members still struggling with those tears as they will for quite some time. at the same time many of them, you could see, a smile come to their face as they shared some of the stories of their loved ones which is certainly -- was the focus here, the lives lost over two decades ago. meanwhile, we also heard from alejandro

instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop just today. so we kind of using learning opportunity for. >> with a young one, the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, there were several events all over the bay area marking 9, 11 over in danville. a remembrance ceremony took place and hoke at oak hill park this evening. tonight's event featuring a fire and police honor guard many local members and veterans of the armed services as well as the san ramon valley high school chamber singers. we talk with karen step for the city's former mayor about the observer. it's >> 9 to 11. it's a rea

first lady joe biden took part in the remembrance at the flight 93 memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania, and president biden spoke at the pentagon. >> we raise monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood sacrificed on these grounds and in shanksville and ground zero, to keep touch of the memory, keep it right for all the decades to come. >> reporter: from each of the day ceremony came the renewed promise to never forget. > >> now we have the stories of three people who experienced alf this firsthand. a blank blind man who survived the terrorist attacks and two bay area firefighters who responded to the aftermath. >> reporter: michael turned his story of survival into new york times bestseller, thunder dog. he and his guide dog walked down down 78 flights of stairs to safety. >> there were a lot of people on on the stairs and we walked down down the stairs safely, we didn't run and we didn't dare panic because if we did people will get trampled. >> reporter: he was working on the 78th floor at the world trade center and plane crashed into the building. he and coworkers new to get

and in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the 40 passengers and crewmembers whoeir lives on united flight 93. nearly 3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks. hijacked airliners crashed into the world trade center and the pentagon and into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. terry strada joins us now. she is national chair of 9/11 families united, a coalition of survivors and families of the victims of the september 11th attacks. terry lost her husband tom on 9/11. he was working in the world trade center's north tower. terry, nice to see you again. it has been 21 years since you lost your husband, since he made that frantic call to you and then you found out within hours he had died. and it's been 21 years since your kids lost their father. does the date september 11th ever get any easier for you? >> no, pamela, it does not. we miss him deeply on this day. we miss him every day. but to stop and remember all of the loved ones, all of our friends that i lost also, it's a painful day. it's a painful reminder of all that we've lost. and we also have so many unresol

. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the brave memory of the passengersed flight who fought to gain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capitol. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet, even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss, which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel? like everybody forgot about my brother, like family and friends. and then when i come here and i see all these people, i get happy. this is my real family. >> reporter: throughout the day, we have seen a steady stream of visitors, as you can tell here behind me. some of them say they've come here for the very first time, while others i spoke to said they make this a ritual. nora, i spoke to one firefighter who was here that fateful day who told me the pain doesn't get any easier. >> it is such a beautiful memorial. thank you so much. we turn now overseas to ukraine where presiden

we raise monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood, sacrifice on these grounds, and shanksville, at ground zero, to keep touch of the memory, to keep it bright for all of the decades that come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the maple trees, that shelter a memorial, grown stall -- growing tall and strong with passengers, they will find the names of patriots. they will feel the connection that will come to pass on september 11th, 2021, and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that they will think about all of those heroes, in the hours, days and years that followed. ordinary americans, responding in extraordinary and unexpected ways. i hope that we will remember that amidst these dark days, we dug deep, cared for each other and came together. >> you know, we regain the light by reaching out to one another, and finding something all too rare, a true sense of national unity. to me, that's the greatest lesson of september 11th. not that we will never again face a setback, but that in a moment of great unity, we also had to face down the worst imp

will continue to go after terrorists, and first lady jill biden spoke in shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> and we are learning about another tragedy. a former pro baseball player who turned into a police officer was killed heading to a commemoration in new york. anthony varvaro died in a head-on collision. he and his wife spoke about his transition from pitcher to police officer in a 2019 interview. >> while i was playing, they put out a test, and i took it just to see what happens. a couple years later they called and asked if i was still interested. i was still on the red sox 40-man roster but i was coming off my second elbow surgery. i didn't know where my baseball career was headed. i came to a crossroad where i had to decide if i wanted to keep on playing or move on to a second profession. >> he literally like had a game wednesday night and retired and had the academy two days later. >> police officer anthony varvaro. >> what a hero. he played six seasons with seattle, atlanta and boston and was a member of the port authority police department and only 37 years old. >>> a brave youn

vigils held today at ground zero and in d.c., as well as in shanksville, pennsylvania.own by passengers there to prevent further loss of life. nearly 3000 live stolen in all. but 21 years, later a question. have we lost sight of the how we took them to never forget? there's new polling, revealing millennials and gen z are more removed from that post 9/11 unity than other generations. each plays a who role huge role in that it's, connect course. but the findings showed that were less likely to believe in how unified we became after that september day. let's take you to the data with no apparent, ski editor for -- the make sense that younger millennials, gen z, might not feel as connected to 9/11, since they were either children, not yet born when that happened, there are of course millennials like me who were in college, were young adults at the time. who very much remember it, who are very much shaped by it. it she'd not only a personal attitudes but our understanding of america's role on the world stage. talk us through the data. what did it reveal and what stood out t

memorials are scheduled to be held in new york city's ground zero at the pentagon and in shanksville,sident biden willie wreath and speak at the pentagon. the first lady will attend a service at shanksville while vice president kamala harris will go to the commemoration ceremony in new york. almost 3000 people were killed in the attacks. the area memorials tomorrow include remembrance ceremonies by local first ponders along with events at the hayward 9 11 memorial and union city's flight 93 memorial. some people worry the power grid won't be able to keep up with demand from new electric vehicle drivers coming up, we break down exactly how much strain those drivers put on the system and meteorologists mark tamayo will return to show us how long today's cooler conditions wil in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back

all 44 people on board were killed after the plane went down in shanksville, pennsylvania. that hurts a great deal at the same time. our country did a great deal on that day to help people evacuate red bandanas were distributed at the event to honor 24 year old wells roomy crowder crowder, who worked on the 104th floor of the world trade centers, south tower , placed a red bandana over his nose and mouth and led 18 people to safety before he was killed when the tower collapsed. for us, it was. it was something that defined an entire generation. sent us off to war for 20 years, you know, and the war on terrorism, created the department, homeland security and changed everybody's view of the world keynote speaker and air force veteran mark linguist says he was five miles from the u. s capitol that day and was able to help in the aftermath, he says it's important for the next generation to remember september 11th and to learn from that day, reminding people the lessons of 9 11. volunteerism that occurred afterward. the unity that came about because of september 11th and what we

that's the plane that crashed in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, after the passengers stormedkers. a number of events in the bay honored those who died on september 11th two los gatos high school alumni were on flight 93, todd beamer and mark bingham were two of the men who tried to prevent the attackers from storming the cockpit. at a memorial in the south bay people honored them and discussed what they learned after september 11th. you know for us, it was. it was something that did find an entire generation. sent us off to war for 20 years, you know, and a war on terrorism, created the department, homeland security and changed everybody's view of the world speaker and air force veteran mark lindquist says he was five miles from the u. s capitol that day says it's important for the next generation to remember september 11th and to learn from that day, reminding people the lessons of 9 11. volunteerism that occurred afterward. the unity that came about because of september 11th and what we may be how we can be better because of this event. in addition to the event of loss, cot

ceremonies taking place at the site where where two planes went into the twin towers and shanksvillensylvania and at the pentagon. muck. ♪ >> taps marking the moment when a plane crashed into the pentagon at 9:37 a.m. president biden laying a wreath and then speaking to a somber crowd in the rain outside the pentagon. >> the american story, the american story itself changed that day. but what we didn't change, what we will not change, what we cannot change, never will, is the character of this nation that the terrorists thought they could wound. in the crucible of 9/11 in the days and months that fold, we saw what stuff america's made -- americans are made of. >> and in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden laying flowers at a memorial for flight if 93. a former finishing-16 fighter pilot who was -- f-16 fighter pilot who was sent on a suicide mission on september 11th to take town that plane reflecting earlier on "fox & friends" weekend. >> there was no question in our minds what we needed to do. and we were willing to do that because not only had we sworn an oath to prot

the president, marking the day at the pentagon while the first lady traveled to shanksville, pennsylvaniapresident promising to never forget. >> 21 years ago, 21 years and we still kept our promise. never forget. we will keep the memory of all those precious lives, stolen from us. i know, for all of those of you who have lost someone, 21 years has both a lifetime and no time at all. >> and we learned just a short time ago that president biden has officially accepted an invitation to the state funeral for queen elizabeth, set for next monday, september 19th. we want to give you the latest on this morning period for the queen across the pond. that is where matt bradley is standing by for us. matt, good to talk to you. the king, as i mentioned, headed to edinburgh tomorrow. where the queen's coffin has arrived. to allow the staff at the palace to pay their respects as well. take us through the day's events, and what comes next. >> yeah, yasmin, we're going to see people filing by in hollywood house. that is the official residence for the monarchy in edinburgh. not balmoral, balmoral is the s

. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the memory of the brave passengers of united flight 93 who fought to regain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capital. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> reporter: back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel, like everybody forgot about my brother, like family and friends. and when i come here and see all these people, i get happy like this is my real family. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> and there's news this morning about those charged with the 9/11 attacks. cbs news has confirmed that u.s. military prosecutors and attorneys for five defendants being held at guantanamo bay are negotiating potential plea deals. the deals would take the death penalty off the table and keep the detention camp open for the foreseeable future. the main defendant is khalid

instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was dedicated in 2007 raymond ali visited the site for the first time with his 6 year-old granddaughter. i live year. we passed by with no really had opportunity to stop just today. so we kind of using learning opportunity for. >> with a young one, the teller, what it means. >> a remembrance ceremony is held every 5 years here at the site. the next scheduled service will take place in the year 2026. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on a large wildfire that's burning north of the bay area. the mosquito fire continuing to grow as it burns in placer and el dorado counties. tonight, this is video shared on twitter from the placer county sheriff. about 6,000 structures are threatened by this fire. and the sheriff estimates that 11,000 people have had to evacuate. the fire began last tuesday, difficult terrain and bone-dry vegetation has allo