they put me on the stair master, try to climb stairs in.a very difficult time and that's because stair climbing is a very vigorous activity it's a powerful form of walking because think about it. you are actually taking a step and having to hoist all your weight on one foot and then and then carried the next that oversee you're not only are you balancing, but then you're also having to work up against gravity. so and you are using 2 to 3 times more energy just to walk upstairs compared to walking on on a flat surface. and this really does help against middle age weight gain talking what men who climb 8 more flights today. how how do they benefit here. >> yes, so first of all, they found that if you climb 8 or more flights of stairs a day. you reduce your mortality rate by 33%. so compare that to walkers. they found that walker's to people that walk 1.3 miles a day. they reduced mortality risk by 22%. so considerably more when you climb stairs and then they also fan. if you walk 2 minutes extra a day that you reduce that out offset that midd

the stairs have been a point of contention for many families in that area.timately came to its decision because there is now infrastructure in place to limit people from entering the area and homeowners near the stairs say they have no interest in helping meet that need. right now, there is no timeline available for when the stairs will be removed. >>> up next, a bay area author who is finding her voice through poetry. how she is creating a safe space so ot >>> census figures show that six out of 10 people who live in the bay area are people of color. a local author helps writers of color share stories that reflect their diverse background. >> sharon introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. sharon? >> reporter: siegel is working on her own memoirs about growing up japanese-american, but has also created a space so others can be empowered through their own writing. >> get this, i will only say it once. i am not, nor have i ever been, a cherry blossom crane. i did not, nor do i plan to bomb pearl harbor. >> reporter: siegel signs her voice

tue: stair climbs and a pretty unique approach. pay tribute to the members who died that day. they came up with the idea of a stair climb sending 2200 steps which equates to the 110 stories of the world trade center towers. each person who climbs carries a plastic tag which has the photograph and name of one of the 343. but as people do the climbs they have also added pictures of loved ones, other public safety officers, may be somebody from the local fire department that has passed away in the line duty because that is the remembrance piece. neverforgetting remembrance piece. never forgetting that remembrance piece. neverforgetting that individual and the sacrifice they made that day. then as the climbs for drastically from one to 50 and they are fundraisers as well, the fund that are made from a climbs provide programming directly back to the city of new york fire department through their counselling services unit and family assistance unit but also from the lessons learned from 911 in our support efforts. we had taken those prog

that down the stairs all i saw was smoke coming up. i didn't see flane's. and so we started down myself and my new best friends, family, pray me, this a complete stranger. and down we went, there were a few events on the way down, but we got out of the building at about 5 minutes to 10 and made it up 2 or 3 blocks south of the world trade center site. and stanley turned around, looked up at the tower and said, i think that building could come down. and i said, i don't think so. that's a steel structure. and as i said that right at the top, it gave a little wiggle. and boom, boom, boom, 8 to 10 seconds. the whole building collapsed. so you tell me, the building was 5 minutes to spare. you tell the story so vividly. clearly the memory is very, very stock with you. in terms of you as a person, how did it affect you? how did it affect your personality or your view of life? i think i was given a gift. i can't explain it and i take no credit for it. i was given this gift that i, i spent the entire day in an objective mode. i wasn't frozen in

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down the stairs, all i saw was smoke coming up. i didn't see flames. and so we started down myself and my new best friends family prey, that's a complete stranger. and now we went there were a few events on the way down, but we got out of building at about 5 minutes to 10 and made it a 2 or 3 blocks south of the world trade center site. and stanley turned around, looked up at the tower and said, i think that building could come down. and i said, i don't think so. that's a steel structure. and as i said that right at the top, it gave a little wiggle. and boom, boom, boom, 8 to 10 seconds. the whole building collapsed so we made it out of the building was 5 minutes to spare. the $911.00 attacks led to a 20 year war in afghanistan as us forces and allies sought to target kind of fighters along with the taliban, which was accused of harbouring them. tens of thousands of afghans were killed and many lives turned upside down. charles strafford reports from cobble on people's hopes for the future. insult rules, holmes was destroyed during

that down the stairs all i saw was smoke coming up . i didn't see flames. and so we started down myself and my new best friends family framed us a complete stranger. and now we went. there were a few events all the way down, but we got out of building at about 5 minutes to 10 and made it up 2 or 3 blocks south of the world trade center site. and stanley turned around, looked up at the tower and said, i think that building could come down. and i said, i don't think so. that's a steel structure. and as i said that right at the top, it gave a little wiggle. and boom, boom, boom, 8 to 10 seconds. the whole building collapsed so we made it out of the building was about 5 minutes to spare. what a remarkable story. the f b, i has released the 1st de classified documents about the 911 attacks. the material describes contacts the hijack has had with saudi associates in the us that the 16 page report of his no evidence the saudi government was complicit in the plot. president joe biden signed an executive order a week ago to relate the secret doc

i don't know -- even know if i was touching stairs on the way down. when i started to think of my family. i said i got to get out of here. when we reached the lobby, i joked about t it. i said the command post was abandoned. the board was set up and nobody was there. i said, oh, this is not a good sign. >> i knew there was nothing i could really do. i mean, i was not a fireman. but as a cameraman, there was something i could do. and it was to document what was happening. >> the only thing i was -- my preoccupation was to clean my lens. >> jules was with chief peiffer who was plotting his next move. the firefighters from my house has reached the lobby and scattered. >> i'm kind of walking at this point. we were out of the building. felt we were safe. >> there were people jumps out of windows. you could see them hitting the ground around you, debris hitting the ground. >> let's move, come on, officers! >> basically, everyone was stack in the shadow of tower one. it was 10:28 in the morning. >> this huge roar. >> and i don't even have time to think at th

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there was a point where i was walking up the stairs -- you forget how many stairs. >> trevor: a lot ofthe stairs in this ginormous gown. and then the after-party. i was, like, i did the more conservative met ball, the after-party -- >> trevor: the met is full, it's all about the after-party. who can get to rihanna's after-party. did you go this year? >> yes, we wanted to stop at swiss and alicia's party. they had food, seating with back support and it was for the grownups. then time to go to rihanna. we hooshing up with latif fa and others in a caravan of suv's and the wait in the caravan line to get into rihanna's was so long we missed our window. we were, like, hey, guys, want to go get pizza? >> trevor: let's talk about the book. it feels like you are you. gabrielle union is having a good time and it is punctuated with tough times in between. you got anything stronger, does just that. i'd love to know why you feel the need to share some of the stories you share. i love them but it's also really vulnerable to share some of the things you do in the books. >> because through radical tr

that down the stairs all i saw was smoke coming up . i didn't see flames. and so we started down myself and my new best friends family framed us a complete stranger. and down we went. there were a few events all the way down, but we got out of building at about 5 minutes to 10 and made it up 2 or 3 blocks south of the world trade center site. and stanley turned around, looked up at the tower and said, i think that building could come down. and i said, i don't think so. that's a steel structure. and as i said that right at the top, it gave a little wiggle. and boom, boom, boom, 8 to 10 seconds. the whole building collapsed so we made it out of the building was 5 minutes to spare. and other worlds near the head of the international atomic energy agencies in toronto, crucial talks with iranian officials. rafael gross, he's meeting yvonne, vice president and the head of the countries atomic organisation to push for access to some nuclear monitoring equipment. it's gross, he's 1st visit since abraham racy became uranian president, a talks co

my mom was getting ready for work and call down the stairs, my bedroom was in the basement, and callown the stairs and set america's under attack, so i stumbled out of bed, ran upstairs, ran into my mom's bedroom, where the tv was on, and right as i walked into the room and turned my head, i will never forget this, i turn my head to the left. right as i turned and looked at the tv, the second plane hit. it was stunning. i just remember sitting there stunned. i will get emotional thinking about it. for hours, i set on the edge of my mom's bed, really just watching it unfold, and it was crazy, because at that age, you are not thinking about the global context. you are not thinking about the military response. you are thinking, my country is under attack. on a young kid going into the eighth grade, and of course at the time there is no, there is no, you know, connection point of, you know, your peers who you are going with to high school and graduating. there is no way at that moment that she would know. i certainly didn't know that i was going to lose a lot of friends. i don't ever wan

stairs out of their big for the win clips the stairs. and the doors opened. and somebody screaming something to somebody that the door is open and in airman comes running up the hallway, grabs his strap, and leans out over 30 fleet of air, close the door shut in arms it and we are like rolling. and we get to the end of the runway and colonel timmins flips around the 7:47 like it is nothing, stops on the brakes, powers up the engines. they're blowing and let's go and we go rolling down. i've done aircraft carrier landings and take offs. that was the closest thing i've seen to an aircraft take off. i mean, we roll down that thing and he gets airborne and stands us on the tail. and i'm looking up at the president like this saying, yeah i'm okay, how is your day going? and he's looking down at me like this. but, we're heading up the west coast of florida and the president says, we're going to washington. and the vice president calls him from the peoc, leaves the fires outside the pentagon and goes to the command center, calls says don't come

. >> pelley: how many firefighters did you see that day refuse to go up the stairs? in. >> stay together. let me know what's going on. >> pfeifer: i could remember one lieutenant from engine 33 coming up to me and not saying a word. and we stood there, wondering if we were both going to be okay. and that lieutenant was my brother kevin. and then i told him what i told many of the other fire officers: i said, "go up to the 70th floor." >> pelley: 70, they hoped, could be a staging area in the north tower. in less than half an hour, the f.d.n.y. had rescue operations in the north tower, the south tower, and the nearly sold-out 800-room hotel between them. >> cassano: from the time the first plane hit the north tower until the second tower collapsed was 102 minutes. the things that were going through pete's mind in just 102 minutes is just mind-boggling.ei at his command post on the street, below the towers. this is the only known picture of ganci that day. was ganci the kind of boss that you did things for because you feared him, or because you desperately did not want

>> stairs were crowded.ower one, the guys from my firehouse were now ten floors up and climbing. >> if we did talk, it was to the people coming down, trying to comfort them, telling them that it's all right. get out. stay calm. >> i wind up finding a woman in the c staircase. her arms were all burnt. she was just sitting there, basically in shock. so i picked her up under her arms and i put her within a group of guys and i asked the guys to, you know, take her down. i knew we had to get up to help people. we had to get up there. >> people said pretty much why are you going up there? get out. >> their concern was to get everybody out. that was the key. as much people out as possible. >> most of the people in tower one came out on the mezzanine above the lobby. then they'd get out through another building. >> i want the use the lobby as a triage. >> the chiefs didn't want anyone going through the lobby doors. first, it was because debris was falling outside. then, it was people falling. >> you don't see it. bu

clips the stairs and the door is open. somebody is screaming to somebody that the door is open. and an airman comes running up the hallway, grabs the strap, leeps out over 30 feet of air and we are rolling. we get to the end of the runway. and the colonel films around the 747 like it is a i'm thatter cub. stomps on the brakes. we go rolling down. there i've done aircraft carrier landings and takeoffs. that was the closest thing i've seen to an aircraft takeoff. he gets airborne and stands us on the tail and i'm looking up at the president, yeah, i'm okay. how is your day going? and he's looking down at me like this. but almost, we're headed up the west coast of florida and the president says, we're going to washington. and the vice president calls him from the peoc. rumsfeld leaves the fires at the pentagon and says don't come back. the president is not a guy who has a temper but they're arguing about whether or not to go back to washington. and they're saying, don't come. we don't know. there may be some guy with a should

we ran down the stairs, did not want to take the elevator. ran down the stairs. i got a convertible. the top was down, it was a beautiful day. i drove over to the house side. you could see the smoke billowing from across the river. and, i have the radio on. locally, wtop, the local news channel in d.c. i parked across the street from the capitol hill club with my top-down and my car was swarmed by people from the subway wanting to know what was happening. cell phones didn't work. it overloaded the system. we couldn't really text then. i just sat there for a couple of minutes wondering what i should do. ultimately, i drove home. i took a long way around to my house, a mile away from the pentagon. there was charred stuff in the air. people were walking from the airport still carrying their bags. this is two miles from the airport down the sidewalk going home. everything was shut down. my wife, they thought i was dead. they couldn't reach me. cell phones didn't work and they could not hear from me. they heard the windows shake when the plane hit because they heard t

sacramento, metro fire, taking matters into their own hands this year and doing a stair climb at their station in citrus heights using to training towers. 20 recruits in the fire academy climbed 110 flights of stairs representing the 110 stories in the world trade center climbing for about an hour and a half straight in full fire gear on september 11th those firefighters from the fdny. they were wearing full year. plus cba plus those packs. >> so. this this is all just to commemorate the not only honoring the firefighters who lost their lives 20 years ago but also better understanding the sacrifice every firefighter makes when they're sworn in on that day. >> you had 343 firefighters that climbed to their death and many of them knew what they were doing when they were making. i climb. there's reports that they were giving each other hugs. they knew they weren't going home that day. that level of sacrifice needs to be memorialized in sacramento. fire takes pride in that we will never forget. >> and they're hopeful that by this time next year the traditional stair climb in downtown sacra

and the commotion of people trying to work their way down the stairs. and -- you know, i don't even remember what i heard. i just remember it as we were working our way to the basement and then ultimately to a safe location, i just was trying to in my own mind, i was -- i kept on saying, did i just see what i saw? i mean, was this real? and i was trying -- you know, i was trying to remember how many people and, you know, and just -- and just the position of everybody. and it wasn't until i was able to see a video, i think "the washington post" published a video that reconfirmed everything that i -- you know, thought i saw. but i -- like i said, i -- i looked into their eyes, you know, and if you were to describe -- if you were to ask me to describe what evil looked like, i would tell you, you know, looking into their eyes. that's what it looked like. the people seemed crazed. and i think back and wonder what they would have done if they had gotten a hold of a member of congress or a staffperson or anybody for that person. i saw what they did to the capi

he couldn't walk down the stairs.o the bottom line is, a capitol police officer and i picked ron up and carried him downstairs, and by the grace of god, there was a wheelchair on the first floor that we used to get him fully evacuated. >> what were you thinking as you were going about this? >> how brave the capitol police officers were. i have seen that bravery already on the baseball field in alexandria, virginia, just a few years ago. i saw what well-trained officers do when they run toward gunfire so all of us can run away from it. i saw that same bravery from the capitol police that day as we were being evacuated, and as they wanted to do their job to get everybody safely off the lord and out of that speaker's lobby and into a safer area. it was very surreal when i was able to go back to the capitol before everyone else. we finally left the floor at 4:00 a.m. i was one of the last people off the floor after signing the official canvases. watched the vice president, speaker pelosi and others leave. i went back to m

that is when they spotted josephine harris, who needed help getting down the stairs. >> we were takenher down and out about the eighth floor, our building came down. >> reporter: the north tower collapsed on top of them. >> i immediately screamed to the guys in front of us to move. >> reporter: what happened next almost defies explanation. the entire building around them was destroyed, but stairwell b, the spot where they are assisting josephine, remained standing. >> where she stopped turned out to be the spot we needed to be. >> reporter: they spent four hours trapped in the rubble, but all six men on the crew and josephine made it out alive. >> there were so many other firemen that they were there were doing exactly what we were doing. why we survived, we have no idea. >> josephine harris stayed close with her rescuers. she passed away in 2011. letter company 6 served as pallbearers at her funeral. >>> still ahead, how classic [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: p bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with

i have nothing is being thrown down the stairs, i have three boysin down the stairs, i have three boysrobots like this in our home, when will that be? well, we have been _ home, when will that be? well, we have been claiming - home, when will that be? well, we have been claiming that i home, when will that be? well, we have been claiming that will| we have been claiming that will happen next year back from the 19505 and onward. it's hard to say. i think people are finding easier, more productive solutions to the problems that robots would traditionally soul. and yes, you know, we do have smart vacuums and stuff like that, but broadly speaking i think the robot, the helpful servant that is walking around your house solving every problem you have, is more solved by something like an alexa wii u called out a name of someone and ask for what the weather will be tomorrow or something like that rather than having it rolling around —— solved. a few years unley road might be better.— might be better. absolutely -- a few years _ might be better. absolutely -- a few years down _ might be better.

we had to run towards the stairs. the guy that ran the trading desk, he had not talked to the fire marshall yet. so he brought us all back in, he said, "listen, i haven't talked to him yet. i don't know what's going on." there's debris coming towards our window. and he said, "i don't want anyone to get hit by anything. you gotta come back." so we came back and i was crying. and then people started calling in to ask if we were okay. - [narrator] this is the first time joann and kathleen have heard their father's voice from the morning of september 11th. - [jerry] what happened? - [unidentified man] yeah, a plane crashed into a building. - [jerry] holy (beep). it's right here, i'm looking at it. everybody's running here. - [unidentified man] yeah it's right outside. - [jerry] holy (beep). let me call you right back, yeah. - [narrator] when the towers were hit, jerry immediately picks up the phone and tries to reach his daughters. (phone ringing) - [jerry] yeah, joanne scully, please. - oh! - [unidentified woman] let me

it down the stairs. the victims, who did not want to be identified, were stunned. >> oh my god, the entire safe has been stolen. >> reporter: the safe contained items that were passed on by family members and treasures that they hoped, one day, to pass on to their grandchildren. >> there are valuable things inside of a safe but more importantly there are priceless memories. >> reporter: it even contained a $5 gold piece owned by her great, great-grandfather who was a key figure in the movement. >> i like to think that he held the coin and maybe abraham lincoln did, too. >> reporter: the couple says their home was one of three broken into on the same day targeting elderly homeowners in their 70s and 80s. they are hoping someone might recognize the man seen in this video. they are offering a $40,000 reward, no questions asked for the return of the safe. >> this could be a good kid deep down inside and maybe it is enough to turn somebody's life away from making money this way. >> reporter: you mentioned the

and i said, hartfield, i'm in 11 flight of stairs and i was it for the end of the night as my cap. i take sad i can hey, do you want to saga cigarette or something? so got me and then drew up in the room and we went up and met drew and andrew had a movie. so he just put it on and kind of got the movie and sat there and nothing seemed weird. all like just hanging out like every other day ever when the movie is over, i remember i was pretty ready for bed. and then eric merrick went back to his room and static was ready for bed. and then he got up and he's like, i had to go sometimes he'd go out and party was the girl i met. he asked me even if i wanted to come with him. i'm already have asleep, man, you gotta do it. i'll be. i'll be here when you get back when he wasn't there, when i woke up and looked over his, i wasn't better than go see him in class in the morning. so dried don, nothing on me, injury class and static wasn't a class. i mean, he's late, sometimes there was like, wasn't like alarming. maybe he's, you know, with this girl or something, you know, no big deal. go to lun

and i said, see later, man, $11.00 flight of stairs and i was it to progress towards the end of the night as nightcap. take sad, i cannot have you want to. so you say grad or something. so got me. and then drew is up in the room and we went up and met drew, and andrew had a movie. so he just put it on and kind of bought the movie and sat there and nothing seemed weird. all like just hanging out like every other day ever when the movie is over, i remember i was pretty ready for bed. and then eric america went back to his room and static was ready for bed. and then he got up and he's like, i had to go in. sometimes he'd go out and tardy was the girl. ah, he asked me even if i wanted to come with i'm already have asleep, man, you gotta do it. i'll be, i'll be here when you get back. when he wasn't there, i woke up and looked over and i wasn't in bed or go see him in class in the morning . so nothing on me. injury class from static wasn't a class. i mean, he's late, sometimes there was like, wasn't like alarming. maybe he's, you know, what is some girl or something, you know, no big deal. go

now, i guess walked up the stairs and he said, i'll come get you and i'm ready and i've been hurt. feel him in $11.00 flight of stairs and now is it towards the end of the night as my cap takes out. i can have you want to so say grad or something. so got me. and then drew is up in the room and we went up and met drew, and andrew had a movie. so he just put it on and kind of got the movie and sat there and nothing seemed weird. all like just hanging out like every other day ever when the movie is over, i remember i was pretty ready for bed. and then eric mayor goes, went back to his room and static was ready for bed. and then he got up and he's like, i had to go in. sometimes he'd go out and tardy was the girl i meant he asked me even if i wanted to come with him, i'm already have asleep, man, you gotta do it. i'll be, i'll be here when you get back. when he wasn't there, i woke up and looked over his. i wasn't in bed, i see him in class in the morning. so dried done, nothing on me. injury class and static wasn't a class. is late sometimes there was like, you know, so it wasn't like

it also fired us in i ran into the building and one person coming down the stairs. the young man pointed the gun at me and find a show off to that fund in return, i run close to and pinned him down. i took away his gun and munition elsewhere. the big story to tell you about i lies apart from today. reportedly canceling a top level defense meeting with britain. i'm threatening to tell, pay to the use free trade agreements with a style. it's been really controversial after washington london, camber of a seal, the tax id. so major french defense contract taken over by the us here almost more than 19 on and a half percent of the votes. and i counted in russia's big general election over the last 3 days with the ruling party united, russia holding a strongly ah very good evening from me here in moscow. my name is kevin o. in this monday, the 20th of september live from ortiz world news headquarters. i'm here for the next half hour with our latest and a lot talk about as you could hear, the, the breaking news. 6 people were killed earlier today in 28 injured for a suspect

we purposefully positioned the stairs so the stairs are not visible from the trees across which you can see on the sideline analysis. next slide. the footprint of the stair access is at its minimal. we plan to install a chair lift for grandma so she has equal access to the roof as well. so for that reason, we're providing a four by four landing as well as any future caretaker we need to assist her. given the standard ada wheelchair turn around diameter is 5', this is below that standard. here's a block survey of all the existing stair access within our block and you can see half of the buildings already have them. next slide. we carefully surveyed the surrounding block buildings on the front side. upon confirmation from preservation determination, the project is consistent with many reviews of property in the historic district throughout the city. with restraint to a form that retains the access of the neighboring block and alter immense improvements. we're stepping down following the sloped typography the one story neighbor would still be higher than us. next slide. we cataloged all th

we were walking up the stairs and he grabbed up my skirt and it really made me upset. new figures show an alarming rise in the number of cases reported to the police. he just sort of pinned me on the bed and i was shouting a lot but no—one could hear me at all. i'm mariella frostrup, a mother of two teenagers. i'm worried the sex lives of their generation are being shaped by their lives online. it's not taken as seriously as it should be. it's just like, "oh thatjust happened, oh, it's only a joke. it's just banter." and that parents are struggling to keep children safe. what children have told us is that sexual violence is now completely normalised through social media platforms, through access to online pornography. as kids go back school, is enough being done to protect them? the stuff that we're talking about here, harmful sexual behaviour, is life—changing and it needs to be addressed. earlier this year, thousands of young people posted anonymous accounts of sexual harassment and assault on a website called everyone�*s invited. many were at school or university, t

s been stabbed," and his sister was up there as well, and they both came screaming down the stairs.ver to the field, and ijust, i remember when i got there, stuart just fell to his knees, and he just was screaming, "my boy, my boy, no!" and he screamed that, and i looked over and 0lly wasjust com pletely lifeless. an off duty nurse found 0lly. she tried to resuscitate him but he died at the scene. today, 0lly�*s parents came to the court to see the three ia—year—olds who killed their son sentenced for their crimes. to have shared the short amount of time we had with him was a gift in itself. we relaxed for a few moments, preoccupied with getting on with life, and took our eyes off him forjust a moment. it cost us and him dearly. 0urjourney, our life sentence has just begun. life without our beautiful boy. 0lly was lured to the park by the girl as part of a set—up. the two boys were already there, waiting to attack. they believed 0lly had "grassed on them" to the brother of a boy they had mocked in a social media group chat. they sent voice notes and messages, where they talked about

and ijust remember running back towards the stairs, because stuart was upstairs and shouting "0lly�*shis sister was up there as well, and they both came screaming down the stairs, and you ran out without your shoes on over to the field, and ijust, i remember when i got there, stuartjust fell to his knees, and he just was screaming "my boy, my boy, no." and he screamed that, and i looked over and 0lly was just completely lifeless. an off duty nurse found 0lly. she tried to resuscitate him but he died at the scene. today 0lly�*s parents came to the court to see the three 14—year—olds who killed their son sentenced for their crimes. to have shared the short amount of time we had with him was a gift in itself. we relaxed for a few moments, preoccupied with getting on with life, and took our eyes off him forjust a moment. it cost us and him dearly. 0urjourney, our life sentence has just begun. life without our beautiful boy. 0lly was lured to the park by the girl as part of a set up. the two boys were already there, waiting to attack. videos and photos found on the boys�* mobiles were show

up countless flights of stairs to rescue victims during 9.11.oup of firefighters climbed the equivalent of 110 flights of stairs during the tribute in full gear. the twin towers each standing 110 stories tall the owner of the job posting the video and welcome to first responders to his gym to honor the lives lost back in 2000. one, it's hard to talk about september 11th without bringing up the name rudy giuliani who was mayor of new york city at the time in the past 20 years. he has become a controversial political figure, but then he was known as america's mayor mary beth mcdade said down one-on-one with the former new york mayor as he shared his memories from one of the country's darkest days. >> giuliani recalls for us. the images from 9.11 that he could never get out of his mind. he also shares with us the moment that he realized that america was going to come back even stronger and not let the terrorists win. police commissioner called and said. >> second plane hit me said boss. this is you know, the terror attack and he said they're not 9

also 5 i ran into the building and one person coming down the stairs. the young man pointed the gun at me and find the show off to that, but in return i run close to and pinned him down. i took away his gun and munition . in other news to tell you about a story is not enough. neither is the money says the family of $10.00 african civilians killed by us. strike demanding justice. they are. washington says no one will be punished for the death. no one can compensates us. if you give us all the money in the world, it will not be enough. it's not possible we need assurance the next time they will not kill innocent people and children in other countries. the culprits must be convicted on the big vote almost there that more than $99.00 and a half percent of the ballots now counted in rushes general election with the ruling party united. russia holding a strong lead ah, by the 5 most go. this is out international. kevin, are with you hear this. i thank you so much for choosing in from a world use h q. i'm here for half an hour with our latest developing breaki