the shanksville volunteer fire department. what a tough day.very single year, brian. >> flight 93, i was there three years ago. 23 years since the attack, pretty amazing with a set up in the middle of nowhere. also, how close the grammar school is. they could have hit there. but those americans who took over, led by jeremy glick, that took over that plane and brought it down in the middle of the field, they actually reconstructed the flight path, the runways. it looks like it is a deliberate sidewalk. and you can see the impact zone and the ball is there for the families. on days like this they get exclusive access. so you don't have to convince any new yorker, especially one synonymous with new york until recently, donald trump, about the significance of the day. it took them a couple days just to get down there and he was hosting "the apprentice" back then. i remember him feeling definitive of how he had to answer back. and that brings it full-circle to afghanistan, one of the top stories of this week, along with the debate. because you have

of course we honor what they did in shanksville on that day. i want to go back to ground zero in new york. a number of the nation's leaders have gathered there this morning and including the two people competing to become the next president. kate, you were talking about this a few moments ago. it was remarkable to see the former president and vice president, harris and president biden all within a few feet of one another and it was just a very different scene there. can you tell us about it? >> it really was. when you think of 12 hours ago, kamala harris and donald trump had never met face-to-face. they meet on a debate stage for what was a hugely contentious and consequential moment when they faced off on the debate stage in the selection. less than 12 hours later, they are standing side-by-side essentially for a second time, even closer then when they were on the debate stage. and in between them, kamala harris , joe biden, mike bloomberg and donald trump. it appeared as we watched it, you can see in the video that mike bloomberg really facil

we are in shanksville, pennsylvania.st their lives aboard that plane. those people on the ground -- americans caught up in a storm of hate by terrorists on 9/11, 2001. alexis, thank you. we wanted to bring in the last of the sites today as we remember. we will never forget. more "outnumbered," next. have you tried these new febreze car vent clips? the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ what if there is an investment strategy, a product, where your retirement money and investment portfolio could go up with the stock market lock in your gains? and when the market goes down, you don't lose anything. forward with your money. never backwards would have that investment strategy, that product actually existed? good news! it does! if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. hey ump! you need your eyes checked! yeah, things are getting fuz

>> sandra and john, an emotional day here in shanksville, pennsylvania. first time i've been up to this memorial here for flight 93 and it might've been more than 20 years ago when september 11th happen, but being here today and with the first responders, the family members and the friends of those who lost their life here in this field where i am right now in pennsylvania makes it feel like not a day has really passed, and family members tell us it doesn't get any easier. >> it's hard. my brother has missed so much of the lives of his daughters. they have missed having their father. on a personal level. our lives were changed forever that day. not just the families that lost loved ones, but a our whole country, the world. we look at the world differently. >> here are the photos of the 33 passengers and the seven crew members who lost their lives in shanksville. the innocent americans were killed on flight 93 slammed into a pennsylvania farm field that day. this is where the plane went down on september the 11th of 2001. we can all remember this, seeing t

and of course, united airlines flight 93 crash at 1003 in shanksville. they don't know that. they don't know that there are no hijacked planes in the sky and that the whole thing is over before fighter jets even get there. and yet that sort of for much of that morning, we didn't really know what we had done. we didn't really understand whether attacks were still unfolding. and it wasn't until about o'clock that afternoon eastern time that the last plane was grounded. us airways flight from madrid actually was the last plane a last commercial plane grounded that day. and then ultimately sort of the country realizes that it's actually all over. but then, of course, what we don't know is what's coming the next what's coming on 912, what's coming in october. and i think if you had asked president bush on 12, the and told him sort of the following true facts, i don't know which he would have found more surprising that in the next 18 years, al qaida would never successfully attack the us homeland again, or that for the 18th anniversary of 911, his successor would invite the taliban

and shanksville, pennsylvania. our colleague and friend karl rove is with us riding shotgun for the first part of our program as well. karl, good morning to you. when that young man said and my grandfather, it shows us how far we are moving away from the moment of time 23 years ago. >> yeah, i teach at the university of texas as austin. none of my students were alive at the time of 9/11. it is a reminder that we need to -- this needs to be a moment of national consciousness just like the attack on pearl harbor was. there are other moments in our history as well. this one needs to be remembered because the threat is still there. our enemies still want to hurt us. we should not be surprised that they will perhaps attempt something this fall. and i'm deeply moved every year by the families who read the names of a lost loved one. you are right. right now. that young woman was not alive when her father or grandfather died. >> bill: all she has are stories from her family and their friends. let's pause a moment here as w

memorials were also held at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania, where 2 other planes crashed after being taken over by terrorists during today's there was also a rare moment of unity. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump shook hands in new york city and stood just feet apart day after their debate in shanksville, pennsylvania, president biden and harris laid a wreath at the memorial. former president trump followed the candidates will be back on the campaign trail again tomorrow. back here in the bay area, los gatos, remembering the victims of 9.11, but especially to hometown heroes that they along with 31 other passengers. >> rushed the cockpit on united flight 93. >> and took it back from the hijackers. >> and then those heroes intentionally crashed it into shanksville, pennsylvania, in a random field. todd beamer, who famously said let's roll on the plane that day. his friend mark bingham have plaques in downtown los gatos. the plane was headed from new jersey to san francisco. but never made it. the hijackers reportedly were planning to crash it

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vance. >> they traveled to pennsylvania to visit the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, later today thecipate in a wreath-laying ceremony at the pentagon. joining us now is rehema ellis and mike memoli and courtney kubie at the pentagon. >> reporter: tell us about how 9/11 heroes were honored this morning at ground sow row. >> reporter: this is an emotional day, it's a day for reflection and remembrance and as you point out, politicians came here today as well to be a part of this remembrance, but this wasn't an opportunity for politicking today. there were speeches, but the speeches were in the form of names being read, the name of nearly 3,000 people who died 23 years ago. as you point out the plane went into the pentagon and also flight 93, when those brave souls stormed the cockpit and forced the downing of flight 93 into shanksville, pennsylvania. i was struck by something that's happening now, this a generational remembrance in a sense now, children not even born they were reading some of those names that were called out today. >> mike, let me turn to you, how is this day being re

today former president donald trump in shanksville speaking with families as president joe biden andesident kamala harris also visited the site. you can see that in that split screen it was only about an hour or so part, family members tell me the spoke with both politicians and they had a good conversations with them. governor josh appear was here today, tells me you can never forget it and it should not be about politics today. watch. >> i am humbled by serving as governor here to welcome these families. to allow them the freedom to just share the stories of their loved ones, to share the stories of the people that have added to so much to their lives and that we had they have carried their memory on. >> here at this memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania they have done a great job of honoring all of those families and those lives lost that day. again no matter your politics everybody is spoke to said they remember how it felt and -- after september 11th. it was at unity as a buddy reflected on that tragedy and those lives lost. >> neil: thank you very much. lexus mcadams. the whole

let's go live to shanksville, pennsylvania.arris attending a wreath laying. >> that's the flight that went into the pentagon on that terrible day 23 years ago. mike memoli is there. i'm sorry, this is shanksville, pennsylvania. i'm sorry. i apologize. this, of course, was flight 93, the heroic passengers who stopped that plane from potentially, mike, getting to the capitol where it was destined to go. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we see the president and the vice president are now being led by representatives of some of the victims' families to the impact site behind this long black wall. the symbolism is powerful, as was the ceremony where they did honor each of the 40 victims, 33 passengers and the flight crew. we see the president and vice president together, the joint appearance at each site so symbolic, indicative of the way they can appear together with the trappings of the presidency in a way that certainly can aid the vice president at this moment. as i have been talking with people close to the white house as well

. >> and now to a remembrance ceremony at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. united flight 93 was taken over by terrorists. a group of passengers attempted to stop the hijacking, which resulted in the plane crashing into a field near shanksville, killing all 40 civilians on board and the four hijackers. ♪ c-span2. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> good morning. as we gather. ♪♪ >> i am reminded of the prediction president george w. bush made at the dedication of the 9/11 pentagon memorial, 2008. in that speech he said, quote, for future generations, this memorial will be a place of learning. the date will come when most americans have no living memory of the events of september 11th. it's been more than two decades since the terrorist attacks in september 11th. and rising leaders in this country and across the world have grown up with no or very little memory of that day. despite this experience, these young minds come to special places, like the pentagon memorial and here at flight 93 national memorial to learn how the actions of ordinary people have shaped their world. as i stand he

, pennsylvania in shanksville. a remembrance ceremony honoring the heroes of united flight 93. the 33 passengers and seven crew members on that flight fighting back against terrorists, forcing the plane to crash into this field, preventing it from reaching its intended target. a federal government building in dc. >> their decision to fight back against the terrorists who had their plane demonstrates the power of individuals to come together in a time of crisis to make a monumental difference. >> this year's commemoration, coming during an intense presidential campaign. but today, politics were put aside. president biden and vice president harris, former president trump and senator jd vance starting their day off in new york city at ground zero, listening for the annual reading of the names. >> if i come here and i speak his name out loud and you hear his name, he will never, never disappear. >> and standing in that field in pennsylvania, more than 20 years after flight 93 went down, not far behind me, the families

there was a plane down in shanksville, pennsylvania. the scope of the tragedy was coming into focus, and the purpose of the ceremony, having it in the morning at the same time that the attack occurred is to remind people of the event, but now that we are so many years out, it is also about sharing the story with a new generation. on hand today in attendance, you had president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, former president donald trump as well as vice presidential candidate j.d. vance. they were standing basically next to each other, separated only by former mayor mike bloomberg. they have all left. the former president went to the fire house. the president and vice president will be in shanksville where mike memoli is. i can tell you that the early morning hours here in lower manhattan, there is a solemnity, there always is, especially when the weather is like this, it instantly reminds people of what it felt like to be here that day. >> and, mike, meanwhile, how is this day being commemorated there? >> reporter: we're seeing

bells of remembrance at shanksville.quick march. now today's post >> in a moment, the names of the victims will be read in lower manhattan. then another moment of silence. when united airlines flight 175 hit the south tower. president biden will commemorate the attacks again later today at the pentagon, where he's expected to meet with families. now we are going to return to our regular programing. for those of you on the east coast, that is good morning america. we'll have more coverage throughout the day on abc news live. >> this has been a special report from abc news. >> we're take a look at the accuweather forecast outside this morning. >> a live look at san jose where we do have clear skies. the big story today. if you remember one thing about your wednesday, it will be windy this afternoon. we'll have winds in excess of 30mph. so if you have anything outside, maybe some outdoor furniture, you may want to bring it inside or secure it because these winds will be active today. temperatures do bounce back over the nex

it ended up crashing in shanksville, pennsylvania, killing everyone on board.ight minutes from now, at 645, fire engines will stage around that fire station five and firefighters will get into place before ringing bells at just before the top of the hour. that is, at the time, the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. of course, we will bring you coverage of these ceremonies all morning long, not just here in san francisco, but all throughout the country. to stay tuned here on mornings on two to see all of that. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay. james thank you. time. six 3723 years ago today, the september 11th terror attacks shocked the nation. and today we're honoring the victims. a nine over 11 memorial is now set up in a large field in west sacramento. dozens of volunteers, including boy scouts and girl scouts, came out this week to put this tribute together. their goal was to honor and remember the people who died 23 years ago. but it's also a learning experience for some of the youngest vo

at the fire station in the town of shanksville , pennsylvania, there is a republican supporter among those present. biden approaches him to give him an autographed cap, but in response he hears what half of america has long wanted to say to the president's face. do you even remember your name? i don't remember my name, i'm slow. you're an old man, yes, i know, i am. old guy, you're an old man, right? actually fireman red cap with trump's name on it. to keep biden down, he is forced to admit defeat publicly. the white house has to explain. it turns out the president wore a cap with the insignia of his recent opponent to show unity. at a fire station in shanksville, biden spoke about the country's bipartisan unity after the 9/11 attacks , saying we need to get back to that, as a gesture of goodwill, he gave the cap to a trump supporter, who then said the president should wear it cap, and the president put it on briefly. trump's campaign headquarters appreciated the gesture, thanks for your support, joe - the republicans wrote on social networks. trump himself, following biden in the sa

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but they eventually crashed it intentionally did those heroes in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> the town of those canisters had the distinction distinction of having the individuals from los lunas high school lead the charge in flight. 93 flight down americans to get in the face of that era stand fight back. >> there were days those terrorists were planning to flying that plane flight. 93 to the white house and crash it into that. there are now plaques in downtown los gatos honoring those 2 local heroes from los gatos. organizers of the event say they plan to continue to do these memorial events each year. >> over 300 firefighters lost their lives. we remember them. over 3,000 people lost their lives that day. we're 11. remember them? >> in the east bay, oakland city leaders and firefighters held a short ceremony. do honor the memory and sacrifice of those lost on 9.11, chief covington. spoke about what it means to be a firefighter. >> the courage it takes. the valor, their integrity, all the things that that represent the fire service. we're really represent the city of open open fire d

president biden will join harris at memorial plaza and head to shanksville, pennsylvania to remembern. former president trump will visit a fire station in new york city after the ground zero service before he heads to the flight 93 memorial, also in shanksville. it's unclear if trump and harris will be there at the same time but typically on this day you do see candidates go to the same place to commemorate the lives lost. the pentagon sounding the alarm on iran supplying russia with short range ballistic missiles calling it, quote, deeply conditioning. secretary of state antony blinken commenting. watch here. >> russia has now received shipments of these ballistic missiles and will likely use them within weeks in ukraine against ukrainians. >> russia has an array of ballistic missiles, the supply of iranian missiles enables russia to use more of its arsenal to targets that are further from the front line while using the new missiles from iran for closer range targets. this development and the growing cooperation between russia and iran threatens european security and demonstrates ho

after that, we will take it to the ceremony at shanksville, pennsylvania flight 93 memorial, tonight, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ announcer: announcer: c-span's "washington journal,", our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. coming up thursday morning, we talk about the looming federal spending deadline with two congress men. c-span's "washington journal," join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ ♪ >> sunday night on c-span "q&a." author and publisher peter osnoos talks about a serial and soon-to-be book about president johnson and defense secretary robert mcnamara's handling of the vietnam war. he also talks about publishing robert mcnamara's memoir in retrospect and the meetings in preparation of that book, which he recorded. >> i was very pleased, lucky, whatever the right word is, that mcnamara let me push him around to get what i needed. i wanted him to do wh

and then they will go to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, followed by a visit to the pentagon memorial. former president trump will also be in new york today, visiting the 9/11 memorial. he will then also tracvel to shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> in missouri, voters will get a direct say on abortion rights after the state supreme court ruled that an amendment to enshrine abortion in the state constitution can appear on the ballot. it would allow abortion care until fetal viability, around the 24th week of pregnancy. missouri currently bans all abortions. it becomes one of ten states to put abortion rights on the ballot this year. >>> at least 19 people were killed by an israeli airstrike inside a humanitarian zone in gaza tuesday. that's according to a civil defense official who says the number could still rise. dozens were injured. israel claims they targeted a hamas control center, killing three senior militants. for the latest, let's turn to claudio lavanga. tell us more about this area that was bombed. >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, it is a thin str

they are said to have fought back, forcing the terrorists to crash the plane into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, and the third flight attendant, betty ong of san francisco, was on board american airlines flight 11. her brother, harry says betty was able to relay vital information about the hijackers before her plane hit the world trade cente. this morning, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump shook hands again as they arrived at the nine over 11 anniversary ceremony in downtown manhattan. trump described the exchange as very polite when he was asked about it later in the day during his visit to shanksville. he did not reveal what the two candidates said to one another. the meeting came less than 12 hours after harris and trump squared off during last night's contentious presidential debate. abc news reporter nguyen has the latest. >> today in a rare public appearance together, president biden, alongside both presidential candidates vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump all gathering in new york to commemorate the 23rd anniversary

this is shanksville, pennsylvania now. >> thomas e. burnett junior. [bell ringing] >> william joseph hatcher. [bell ringing] >> my sister, georgine. [bell ringing] >> patricia cushing. [bell ringing] >> wonderful son, brother, father, my cousin, captain jason m. dahl. [bell ringing] >> dana: that was the moment of silence there in shanksville. this is a spot, the first counter punch in the war on terror where these americans took a vote and decided to charge the cockpit. they believed that they could be talked through how to land the plane. we know that didn't happen. they took it down. but they saved countless lives because of their bravery. >> they could make a phone call on board that plane. that's how they were made. they could talk to the airline and the employees from the airline were telling them what has happening around them and that's when todd beamer got his guys together and said let's roll. >> dana: another thing that's interesting about that, just in case people don't know, there was supposed to be another terrorist on that plane and he

united flight 93 crashed in the field there in shanksville on its way to san francisco. a unique tribute to the firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11. people got an up close look at what it takes to be a firefighter. it's called fire ops 101. the alameda county fire department invited 30 elected officials for a hands on experience at its training center in san leandro. the event aims to give those decision makers a better perspective of what firefighters go through. the date is no coincidence. today's event honors the 343 firefighters who died responding to the world trade center. so we've really planned this whole day kind of around that solemn event to say this is the job that we do. and when our policymakers are making decisions on our behalf that affect our livelihoods, hopefully they'll have a little bit of perspective and maybe a remembrance of this day. and the job never stops during this event. a fire crew found out they were being deployed to the bridge fire, which is burning down in southern california. nearly 50,000 acres. they'll be joining a crew from sa

memorials were also held at the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, where 2 other planes crashed after terrorists took them over. coming up this afternoon at 4.30, we'll go live to washington for a closer look at the remembrance is and how folks here in the bay area are remembering this day. >> everybody knows she's a marxist. her father's a marxist professor in economics and he taught her well. donald trump actually has no plan for you because he is more interested in defending himself that he isn't looking out for you. >> coming up, reaction to last night's presidential debate. >> including the big takeaways. >> also, we're tracking hurricane francine, which just made landfall about an hour ago in louisiana as a category 2 hurricane. >> and hundreds of catalytic converters in more than 1000 pounds of copper wire recovered in the east bay. a years long investigation landing. some suspects behi >> in the east bay, police seized hundreds of stolen catalytic converters and more than 1000 pounds of stolen copper wire in san pablo. that's a good amount. and as kron four's philippe dj

press alexis mcadams' life and shanksville as we await the former president, that's begin with the national correspondent of judson clarke hello. >> good afternoon, former president donald trump maintains he had his best debate ever last evening, focusing today on the moderators. fact checking him several times about his claims about abortion, crime data and whether migrants in ohio are eating people's pets. vice president kamala harris received no fact checking, republicans say it was warranted on her claims on trump's position on in vitro fertilization and when she said no american troops aren't combat zones. >> mr. trump: it she can say everything she wanted, every time i spoke my stuff was right, they would correct yet. thought it was terrible from the standpoint of abc, was dishonest in my opinion, the most dishonest news organization. >> the harris organization said complaining about the moderators is something a losing campaign does after the debate, the wall street editorial said sheesh one of the debater because she came in with a strategy to taunt mr. trump into diving down rabbit

in new york city, at the pentagon, and in shanksville, pennsylvania, a time to remember. >> 23 yearsgo, my 23-year-old brother went to work and never came home. >> president biden, vice president harris, former president trump and senator j.d. vance started at the site of the world trade centered in lower manhattan. biden and trump separated by former mayor michael bloomberg. for some family members years of anguish has turned to anger. >> the families deserve justice and accountability. [applause] >> they lashed out at the biden administration over the plea deal with the accused 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed giving him life in prison, a decision defense secretary lloyd austin revoked. the families also demanded that the government release evidence they say would expose saudi arabia's involvement in the attacks. a charge the kingdom denies. shanksville, where united flight 93 crashed, after passengers heroically fought back against the hijackers, biden and harris participated in a wreath laying ceremony as did trump. at the pentagon, the president and vice president also lai

at a fire station in shanksville, biden spoke about the bipartisan unity of the country after the septemberattacks , saying that we need to get back to that. as a gesture of goodwill, he gave the cap to one of trump's supporters, who then said that the president should wear his cap, and the president put it on briefly. the trump campaign appreciated the gesture. thanks for your support, joe. - the republicans wrote on social media. trump himself followed biden to the same fire station. and here is his supporter-provocateur bragging to eric trump how he managed to publicly humiliate biden. but there is no time to wave caps after the fight. and the main question is whether there will be a second round of debates between trump and harris before the election. would you agree to a debate on nbc 25 september? i would agree to the nbc platform and even fox news. now we are deciding whether we need it. we had a great debate. it is not known what conclusions trump’s headquarters drew from the debate, but for the first time in the entire campaign , he speaks about his opponent without insults. what d

both leaders participated in a wreath laying ceremony took place at the national memorial in shanksville. the site where the plane crashed. flight 93 was one of four planes that were on september 11th. it took off from newark, new jersey, bound for san francisco. and then an act of bravery. passengers and crew members fought back against the hijackers, resulting in the flight crashing in rural somerset county. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol building at the time. family members gathered for today's remembrance. >> there's a responsibility that i have to let people know about dior, to let people know about flight 93 national memorial. to let them know about the other 39 on board that plane. >> the wall is a collection of 40 polished marble panels that honor the passengers and crew members. cities here in the bay area also remember the victims of the terror attacks. the city of san francisco is holding remembrance ceremonies earlier this morning. ktvu james torres shows us what those tributes look like. >> outside fire station five in san francisco, city leader

the president and vp will also attend memorials at the pentagon and then travel by plane to shanksvillennsylvania. former president trump and vp candidate j.d. vance are also onhand in new york for the ceremony. >>> mayor london breed is expected to attend the san francisco fire department's 9/11 memorial here in our community. fire station number 5. we always salute our first responders appreciate them so much. as soon as that ceremony starts there, we'll bring it to you live. >>> in concord this morning looking live, where later more than 350 contra costa county firefighters and law enforcement officers will be participating in a symbolic stair climb. think about that. they'll be climbing 110 flights representing the steps taken by 9/11 first responders at the world friday center while hundreds ran away that day hundreds more ran in to save the lives and they died in the stairwells in new york. the event will last until noon honoring the courage and sacrifice of those who responded to the 2001 terror attacks. >> gianna. >>> today our fire watch continues. the nearly 47,000 acres bridg

attack on the pentagon and another one for when the plane, flight 93, plowed into the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. and behind me what you see behind vaughan and i, that is what's called the one world observatory. it is in the footprint of where the world trade towers stood. as one woman said to me as she was taking her children in a couple years ago for a visit, to tour, and to learn about what happened here, she said that for her it's a symbol of power, strength and resilience. this is also a moment of remembrance and reflection and emotional tributes that have become some of the tradition of what happens here every year as it's been now 23 years. those names being read and what we are going to hear besides the voices of some children who never got to meet their parents or their grandparents, it will be the voices of people who lost ones that they loved. and sometimes those voices break with emotion and tears flow because for many people, ana, this moment is as raw as it was 23 years ago. it's a moment we've said that we will never forget. this is the time to remember. >> and, agai

in the other conditions the very scene of the pentagon trade centerer and in shanksville they developed cancers that would not have developed otherwise. they have been proven very lethal. we went september 11, 2001. how many agents did you lose, do you know offhand? >> we have added close to 20 at this point and i expect we will be adding more in the years to come. >> host: i want to ask about an earlier age and her name was sheila. >> she was the first female to die in the line of duty. she in another agent were traveling back to d.c. to conduct their duties. was the bodyguard for the wife of the attorney general at the time. and so she was on duty. the plane went down in a crash that killed everybody on board. spew what she was a first female agent lost? what she was the first female agent loss in light of duty yes. >> you also want your canaan partners here. >> weaves canine partners in many circumstances from bomb sniffers, to drug us differs to electronic sniffers. but we also off course use them for various more physical issues. and in the case or the one dog was killed in the lin

show it, but we do have artifacts from at the moment, the world trade center and, of course, the shanksvillebing. when we do a redesign, will also have something from the pentagon as well to represent just how important. that case was for us, for america, probably half of us who are working that one investigation in the days afterward. and of course, it led to increases in our authorities. it led to increases in our budget, led to changes in our personnel. as we brought on more analysts and tried to integrate across our bureau and working ourselves in as really full partners of the intelligence community rather than sitting on the outside as we did. what mystery is there behind that triumph of law? let's see. let's ask who, as a young attorney became in 1924, director of the g-man. there is nothing mysterious about the manner in which the federal of investigation works. its formula is a simple one intensive training, carefully investigated and highly efficient personnel plus rigid requirement in regard to conduct intelligence and integrity. so as we looking at the fbi experience john fox her

everybody ran make brass back to the van, that was former president donald trump at the in shanksville, pennsylvania for the anniversary the 23rd anniversary of the september 11 attacks a united flight 93, which went down over shanksville, the former president being asked by reporters about the potential for him to do another debate with vice president kamala harris, the former president, saying, we'll think about it. >> he repeated the idea that he won last night. he said we had a great night. he said the polling shows that that's not what cnn's polling reflects. which gave the edge to the vice president. he did say that when you when you don't have to do it a second time comparing himself to a prize fighter. and the losing side and a boxing match saying that they want a rematch. he says that he may not need one. he would do nbc or fox. according to him, for a debate of course, we're going to keep an hi on the former president's remarks and get the latest from his campaign as he speaks to the press, brown all right. >> boris, thank you so much former president trump and his supporters

in shanksville president biden told a crowd there that it was important to return to the by partisan unity that the country experienced in the aftermath of 9-11. >> and there was an interesting exchange with the trump supporter where the two exchanged hats in that moment where biden was seen chuckling. it's a temporary truce in this political back and forth in this highly charged alexa election shouldn't season jake, of course vice president harris, president biden, and former president donald trump, all at the world trade center site this morning somberly remembering those lives lost during that terrorist attack, 23 years ago. and just last night from his hotel room in new york city on the eve of those commemorative events president biden, watch the debate and watch that commanding presence that vice president harris delivered an a senior adviser tells me that biden, in that moment felt that it was yet another validating moment in his decision to step down from the risk jake. but of course that means that this is his final 911 that he will be commemorating as president of the united

he will be here and at the pentagon and also shanksville. we know that former president former president donald trump will go from here to shanksville as well. these candidates are crossing paths. >> making sure that -- what it is and what it means to them. certainly trying to speak to what this day means to everybody. where we were on 9/11 and where we are headed in this country. once the ceremony begins, it is about the families. they are the ones reading the names. they do not want dignitaries to have any touch of the microphone because it is about the families and remembering the lives lost. it is also interesting sometimes you will hear some of those family members talk about political moments. they will say let's reunite let's not have divisiveness. they will make a political statement and it is interesting to see that but it's possible today. >> we will get underway very soon. 8:56 the first moment of silence, the moment when the first plane struck the north tower. 846 -- 8:46, the candidates will be here in the ceremony about to get

those horrific events in new york city, washington, d.c., and shanksville, pennsylvania forever changednal security in the united states of america, it also changed many of our families, our fellow american families. our nation banded together and supported one another and we rebuilt and recovered, but we will never forget. many of us were here on that day. i was here in washington, d.c., in my office building on the house side. i certainly will never forget that awful and tragic day. madam president, i rise today to talk about another topic, or a few topics for that matter, and that is the many issues i heard from my constituents back home during my visits across west virginia from morgantown to manson to huntington and many other places across west virginia. i spent the last five weeks touring businesses, celebrating wins for our states and meeting with business owners and constituents. it was important for me to hear about the issues directly impacting them, the solutions working for them and the challenges that they face. i heard a lot, but the common themes i heard over and over ag

president biden and harris will add to shanksville to remember the victims on flight 93.attending in the event at the pentagon. the former president will visit the 9/11 memorial and fire station in new york city before heading to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville. and as we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost, we also honor the heroes who did everything could to save people trying to escape the towers as they fell to the ground. >> todd: that includes our next guest who started his ship has new york waterway ferry captain went on to help lead the largest maritime evacuation in american history. shuttling thousands of people from ground zero across the hudson to safety in new jersey. captain rick thorton joins us now. captain thank you for being here. walk us through your heroic actions on that fateful day. >> thank you very much for having me virgil new york waterway was operating its normal schedule, which was straight across from the world financial center at the base of the world trade centers as well as midtown as well. as soon as the first plane struck the first

of the brave passengers and crew members that crashed into a field -- it crashed into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. in the days, weeks, months and more than two decades that followed september 11, our country joined together to face the very evil which attempted to take us down. we will forever be indebted to our service men and women who joined the fight to protect our freedoms. and while today's world has grown no less dangerous, we as americans are resilient. we will never forget, not 23 years later, not ever. may god continue to watch over our first responders, our men and women in uniform and all of those who keep us safe. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. mr. speaker, once again we find ourselves in the position where rather than pass

mike memoli is reporting from shanksville, pennsylvania. we have seen all of the key players here in politics today. harris, trump, president biden. give us the latest. >> reporter: after you saw that bipartisan show of unity this morning at ground zero, new york, with vice president biden and harris, alongside president biden, we're seeing separate appearances at the shanksville memorial. former president donald trump is coming back from the large sand stone boulder in the field behind me, which marks the point of impact of flight 9223 years ago today. the former president just arriving barely an hour after vice president harris and president biden were here to lay a wreath in honor of the 40 passengers and crew who perished here. it is notable that there was a solemn moment of silence during the biden/harris appearance here. as donald trump emerged from behind the memorial wall here with the names of the victims, there was an immediate burst of applause from some of those who are here. this is open to the public. after the former presiden

in just the last hour, former president donald trump followed laying a wreath at the shanksville site as well and meeting with families of the victims. all three began their day at the 9/11 memorial and the site where the first two planes crashed into the twin towers killing 2,016 people. so many of them worked in the financial i have. and another -- industry. and another 403 new york city police, firefighters and port authority the officers died trying to rescue those trapsed. >> -- trapped. no other company took a bigger toll on 9/11 than wall street financial giant cantor fitzgerald. 658 employees were working on the top floors of the north tower when the first plane hit. howard lutnick headed the company then, and 23 years later he not only is still the ceo, but every september 11th he holds a charity day which to date has raised -- well, i'll let you give the tally right now, how'd. but for countless charities across the country, what is the total tally since you've been doing this? >> just under $3700 million -- 370 million, you know, so far to charities. this year we're running

the day before, biden visited a fire station in shanksville on the occasion of the anniversary the septemberorist attack. one of those present asked biden to sign his cap, but decided to make fun of the president and asked: does he even remember his name? biden's reaction to this is priceless, but what happened next is even more interesting. biden simply took a wide smile and put a cap with the inscription trump on his head. 2024, as expected, the video instantly spread across all social networks. i don't remember my name, i'm slow, i didn't think i would go so far, how these debates will affect the upcoming us presidential elections, it is still unclear, confident. the us presidential election will be held on november 5. by and large, donald trump has merely repeated his slogans, having barely deciphered his election program. the same can be said about kamala haris. what is important is not the debates themselves, but how the media will write about these debates, what authoritative analysts will say about them. we have not seen any powerful defeat of any of the candidates. and each side. in

while in nearby shanksville. residents asked hunter to putd u on a. it's just terrible. k this >> i think this is the lastla joke. finallst joke.y the mtv video mc awards were held in new yorkic last. and pop star katy perry appeared sporting a temporark lasty code in the sl of her back. her bacif you scan it, it sayso welcome to our grand opening. okay, so reviews of the debateet are pouring in and liberal cat ladies everywhere rejoiced e through the debate got five stars from the makers pa fancy beast debat and two pa, says purina. >> the media say course says cah won, but why wouldn't they? they're so far up her they can see out of her mouth. >> it's like they're parents watching their grown child hit a home run in t-ball. look, honey, she made contact and didn't her pants. ! this just months after wantingnt her off the ticket. >> those were the days, remember? joe said he'd be a transitional candidatjoe saide. >> he didn't know he'd be transitioning from president to fertilizew r, but now they're so grateful.

united 93, which crashed into a field in shots shank, shanksville, i should say, shanksville, pennsylvania, on 07:00:02am, local time. 33 passengers on board 7 crew members and 4 hijackers. now this is going to happen at 8 o'clock this morning right here at this field, which we will try to bring it to you live as it happens. but this is not the only place. of course, they will be remembrances of the bay area. and of course, in new york city, 23 years ago by now, 2 planes have already crashed into the world trade center. obviously a horrible day for the country as far as locally united 93 took off from new jersey and was headed to san francisco. but of course, never made it. and the people on board hailed as heroes because they caught wind that there was a terrorist attack and that's when they decided led by let's roll todd beamer. those words will forever echo throughout the ages. he said let's roll and they took over the cockpit, forced the plane to crash instead of possibly crashing into the white house. and that is why they are called heroes. when this happens, we will get reaction, of

and to shanksville, pennsylvania. we asked him about this earlier. listen. >> i'm going down to the world trade center sight. and i will be down there for much of it. j.d. is going with me. horrible day. never been anything like it. just a horrible day. and then going to pennsylvania, of course. so i'm going to be doing both of them. sometimes i will do all three. sometimes it doesn't work out when they are sort of simultaneously done. we will be doing two of them today. >> brian: the president was down there a couple days after. he was the host of the apprentice. 9/11 happened. within a day or two he went down to 9/11 gave his reflection what it's going to take to many do back. he was in new york city in his office the day of the 9/11 attacks. the pete hegseth you were motivated to actually join the military after 9/11 attacks. and you are downtown right now. >> pete: absolutely. in a morning that for those that were here as it's described is a lot like that morning. a blue sky morning. people heading to work. 23 years later and 23 years ago. all of