>> why did they attack the twin towers? was there a reason or did somebody make them? >> the teacher told us he hopes the students will apply what they learned to make a better tomorrow. join the facebook page on ktvu.com. >>> firefighters are making big effort putting out embers and looking for hot spots. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted. more than 4,100 acres burned. firefighters say the mount diable started with what seemed to be a manageable grass fire. we have the audio from the critical few moments after the fire started. >> reporter: and we heard it in those radio calls and in this incident report that shows submit first firefighters on scene canceled extra units. tonight, its teams made the right call, in these situations things can change for firefighters very quickly, they say. in a matter of hours, firefighters just after the initial call, the first cal fire team seemed to be dealing with something much more benign. >> i need two engines and a water tenderer. >> one acre mostly contained, continue water tanker can cancel. >> in audio

people observed a moment of silence marking the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers. >> back home ceremonies took place around the bay area today. >> peter langoni. philip s petty. >> this is fire station 7 in san francisco where firefighters stood at attention as the flag was raised at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turn

people observed a moment of silence marking the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers. >> back home ceremonies took place around the bay area today. >> peter langoni. philip s petty. >> this is fire station 7 in san francisco where firefighters stood at attention as the flag was raised at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turn

people observed a moment of silence marking the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers. >> back home ceremonies took place around the bay area today. >> peter langoni. philip s petty. >> this is fire station 7 in san francisco where firefighters stood at attention as the flag was raised at 6:59 a.m., the time of the so-called last alarm when the south tower of the world trade center collapsed. 343 new york firefighters were killed and each of their names were read out today. >> in union city people gathered at a permanent memorial honoring those who died on united flight 93. flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turn

we saw some dramatic footage of a portion of one of the twin towers actually appearing to fall away from the rest of the building. can we go to the tape now. here we go right here. when you look at it the building has collapsed. that tower just came down. >> let's go to bob bazell who was at st. vincent's hospital. bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: katie, this is one of the hospitals closest to the world trade center. in the last few minutes ambulances have been coming in one right after the other. most of the people they're bringing in have second and third degree burns, very serious burn victims. they say the smoke inhalation people will probably be the most serious but they're not even close to getting to them yet. there's a triage operation that's going on in the area. ambulances are being dispatched to every hospital in new york city. the entire staff of this hospital has come in from wherever they are and that's true at hospitals across new york city. they're standing there. as soon as an ambulance pulls in dozens of medical workers rush up to it. but it's a kaurncarnage that

the world trade center and is shown on times square and the father of a twin towers victim tells us about being attacked by the mainstream media. decades of terror against their own population blamed on extremists is actually been funded and planned by the white house top level officials in the government and the cia and campaign known as gladio is called by former cia head bill colby a quote major operation in sworn testimony one of the conspirators confessed you have to attack civilians the people women children far removed from any political game so storage fees can bring in a state of emergency though to the new guns rules of nato secret armies thanks very much indeed for coming on so mainstream media don't report this but it is now on the record and officially documented their cases of terror attacks against their own population are five organized by the cia and the white house operation northwoods with evidence far of operation gladio we have to date are now available and then people understand that this exists but they still have a psychological moment when they have a hard time to

the twin towers in new york, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. at the pentagon they remembered those who died when a plane crashed into that building. the names are still being read at the world trade center site. david schuster is there. today they brought tattered flags, they brought tattered photos, but they're still there. >> four and a half hours it took them to read the 800 names that started this morning. so th the emotional gripping pat of this ceremony is coming to an end. families came to gather, hear their loved one's names mentioned publicly. in addition to reading of the names there were musical interludes. there were several politicians, the governor of new york, the mayor of new york, the governor of new jersey. police commissioner, fire department chief all there to pay homage and pay tribute to the families who spent the day remembering. it this is the last ceremony that will be part of a construction site. when they do this ceremony next year, the main iconic building that will be rebuilt, the one world trade center it will be c

tower. so you have a twin presentation. they embody a kind of memory of the twinness of the twin towers. >> reporter: over the next few years, the entrance of the museum will be built around th them. >> woodruff: gwen, no matter how many years pass, the agony of the entire of what happened on 9/11 is still with us, and decisions like these, so painful. >> ifill: one of the most popular hash tags on twitter today was something called "where were you?" everybody told their story. i remember being here at our studios in suburbab washington. we could smell the smoke from the pentagon for at least two weeks. >> woodruff: which is very close to our studios. >> ifill: it was an amazing time and it's amazing it has been 12 years. now we turn to the other major story of the day, president obama's call for military action against syria was on hold as diplomacy ramped up, the focus was on whether russia can deliver on our proposal to put syria's poison gas beyond use. >> woodruff: online, as we try to capture the conversation surround

when two planes crash intoed the twin towers, hundreds of heroic first responders rushed into help, dr. hillary is a trauma surgeon who was at the word trade center on 9/11, thank you for being with us this morning. >> good morning, morgan. >> good morning, how and when did you realize the magnitude of what had happened that day. >> well, i was at a board review course, for surgery on 7th after and thirty-first street with 180 other surgeons when late in the morning around 10:20, somebody whispered into the lecturer's ear that something horrible had happened, and he couldn't go on the speakers in the room were hooked to television, and the bits of information came out that the twin towers had been hit. >> now, given that, just one moment, one scene stand out the most? >> very much so. a few minutes later some came in and asked for volunteers at the scene. took us past the saint vincent hospital, and a new york police officer stopped the bus and said i need four trauma surgeons and they put us in north shore ambulances and took us to within a few politics and by then, both towers had fa

of course, those lights representing the twin towers. we will have coverage of obviously all day on this including ahead on "morning joe" and talk more on 9/11 but we begin with today's news and president obama addressing the nation on syria. the president asking congress to postpone a vote on striking syria as a possible deal for them to hand over its chemical weapons gained traction and condemned them laying out the time line and making it clear he believes assad is responsible. >> no one disputes that chemical weapons were used in syria. the world saw thousands of videos, cell phone pictures and social media accounts from the attack. and humanitarian organizations told stories of hospitals packed with people who had symptoms of poison gas. moreover we know the assad regime was responsible. >> acknowledging war fatigue after afghanistan and iraq, the president repeated no boots on the ground and a limited operation. but president obama also answered the question of what the day after military strikes would look like saying he'd restart

families read the victims of everyone killed when the twin towers came down.dent obama spoke at the pentagon as they remembered those killed in flight 93. terrorism hit close again when a bakery in boston was shaken by the marathon bombing. is it years ago you lost your daughter, and we should mention your unborn grandchild, your daughter was pregnant. how often do you think about her, and what are your thoughts when she does come to your mind? >> i think about her every day. we live her when we work. at the cafe. and she is actually always with us, urging us, i guess, to be busy. she was very at vicious, so when we thrive in our business, we really think that she's looking upon us, and cheering us on, sort of. >> i know you have two our children, but what made your daughter special? >> she had a great, great personality, like i said, very ambitious, smart, intelligent, always had a drive in her that would push everyone around her to better their lives and become better people. always helping others. was her main goal. i heard many, many people say lots of thi

from the start, officials refused to rebuilding the twin towers in any fashion.roject and many skyline many victims families performed. special develop -pl corporation in charge decided to hold a contest to come up with a new design. officials selected a design by an architect who had never built anything taller than four stories. the freedom tower featured wind turbines near for the roof. put building engineers pointed out it violated fundamental laws of physics. new york police added it was unsafe and would be vulnerable to terror attacks an the developer larry silver steen complaining about limits and office space that could be rented. officials officially passed the architect's with reviseing the project this time with input from the new york city police department. in 2005, he unveiled a new freedom tower plan. the first steel beam was installed in 2006 and by 20008 the sky scrapers concrete core began to rise and construction reached street level. in 20009 as part of a new marketing effort officials changed the name from tkpraoe fm tow twoer one trade sent

sol lemnly marking where the original twin towers once stood. there are water falls with the names of the victims etched in the granite. >> nearby, and underneath the plaza workers are still building the museum. the space will be filled with pictures and personal stories and sobering images of the original structures. one world trade center is nearly complete. with the placement of the radio tower, this reaches 1776 feet in height, marking the year of american independent by design. it's. a long 12 years and controversy has marked it ever since new york officials began to try and rebuild. from the start, fills refused to consider rebuilding the twin towers in any fashion. the project and skyline many families preferred. instead, the special development in charge decided to hold a contest to come up with a new design. officials select add design by daniel levskin anorak text that had never built anything more than four stories. it featured an off center sky scraper with wind turbines. but engineers pointed out that it violated fundamental laws of

the beams are in the footprints of where the twin towers once stood. >>> the museum at the world tradeter was supposed to be open in time for today's 9/11 remembrance ceremonies. terrell brown looks at what's taking so long. >> reporter: seven stories under the 9/11 memorial is the 9/11 museum you still can't visit. >> i think that this is probably the most complicated construction project that's ever been undertaken or at least it's certainly up there. >> reporter: joe daniels is president of the 9/11 memorial and museum foundation. after years of delays he promises the museum will be ready next spring. the project wasn't supposed to take this long. there were financial disputes with the agency that owns the land and is overseeing construction which had to be coordinated on a site with new towers, a new train station, and a memorial with millions of visitors. when construction stalled last year, some 9/11 families spoke out. >> the vast majority of us that i have spoken to that i have spoken to or heard from are disgusted. >> reporter: now renderings are becoming a reality. giant stil

of course, those lights representing the twin towers.e coverage of obviously all day on this including ahead on "morning joe" and ta

. >> last night powerful twin beams of light illuminated the sky in new york city where the twin towers stood. >>> a florida pastor who threatened to burn a truckload of muslim holy books has been arrested. terry jones leads a small evangelical church. yesterday he was driving a pickup truck carrying a grill, kerose kerosene, and korans. jones and an assistant pastor were charged with the unlawful conveyance of fuel. back in 2010 jones threatened to burn a koran on the 9/11 anniversary but called it off. >>> to many, yesterday's exercise at logan airport in boston on 9/11 is a case of very poor timing. airport officials are apologizing. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: black smoke rose above boston's logan airport wednesday morning as cruise hosed down a burning plane. at least that's what it looked like from afar. it was actually a staged fire drill on dummy aircraft scheduled on one of the most sensitive days of the calendar, the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. >> if someone planned it for this day without realizing what the day means to so many people, that's rather inex

we saw some dramatic footage of a portion of one of the twin towers, actually, it appearing to fall awayat it, the building has collapsed. that tower just came down. >> that was the worst moment of the day for me, by far. it was worse than the explosion, the fire ball when the second plane hit. that image of that building collapsing, to think that it literally fell down, i couldn't, i could not, i couldn't grasp that. i just couldn't. >> to think about the possible loss of life that just occurred by the collapse of the southeastern tower is just amazing. >> i was thinking how many people are trapped. we thought the numbers were huge. we didn't know how many had gotten out, and it was terrifying. >> when the building collapsed, it was a different emotion that swept through the studio. there was an incredible sadness for what we knew was, a monumental loss of life. but there was also i think an anger. it made me sick to my stomach and made me angry. i think as a looked around the studio, those looks of horror and -- and the tears changed in that instant. and there was this look of anger. t

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minutes from now we'll recognize the ceremonies where flight 93 crashed and we pause to remember the twin towers as well. bill: 9:03 eastern time, moment of silence observing the moment when the american airlines struck the second tower. martha: so many of them were so little. 12 years later we have watched these children grow up and some of the other members of the families get older. but for them it's so clear in their voices it's as if this moment happened yesterday. it all comes flooding back as we experience this together. and it's so important that we remember what happened that day. the changes it brought about in our country and how it has colored and given us a different perspective. bill: 753 victims, it begins of day with gordon aamotth , jr. it there be that way for as long as we can remember and as long as we continue to rability in lower manhattan. the memorial absolutely stunning. in spring of 2014, the newest addition, the museum will open. a poignant reminder of the people you see on your screen. rudy giuliani and pataki. the family members who make this trip to new york every 9

the world trade center and is shown on times square and the father of a twin towers victim tells us about being attacked by mainstream media. decades of terror against their own population blamed on extremists is actually being funded and planned by the white house top level officials in the government and the cia and the campaign known as gladio is cool but former cia head bill colby a quote major operation in sworn testimony one of the conspirators confessed you have to attack civilians the people we mean children far removed from any political game so storage fees can bring in a state of emergency though to the new guns rules of nato secret thanks very much indeed for coming on so mainstream media don't report this but it is now on the record and officially documented their cases of terror attacks against their own population are fact organized by the cia.

reporter: the twin towers evoke what we have lost.ke a look behind me, this is the world trade center. this new office building will be absolutely fabulous and it will be open next year. we have relics and artifacts of that day life is getting back to normal and people are still going to work, even as the ceremony continues behind the barrier. jon: our coverage continues in just a moment equipped with droid zap for advanced photo sharing that lets you swipe images to multiple people. the new droid ultra by motorola. when intelligence matters. droid does. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. ♪ jon: remembering 9/11, the day terrorists murdered nearly three how americans -- three thousand americans right here on u.s. soil. they might have rattled our sense of security but they never damped our resolve to seek justice. jenna: you'

tonight, twin beams of light mark the spot where the twin towers once stood 110 stories high.of september 11, 2001 remains fresh for many who witness the attacks, or had loved ones who died. >> my fiance, sergio, big daddy, villanueva. i carry your heart in my heart. >> there were messages of love, children speaking to long gone parents. parents speaking to long gone children. at the white house, a moment of silence, and the president addressed the country. >> our hearts still ache for the future's snatched away. the parents who would have known the joy of being grandparents, the fathers and mothers who would have known the pride of a child's graduation. >> in pennsylvania, a memorial service honoring the heroism of the passengers on united flight 93. aware of the attacks, forced the hijackers to crash the plane into a field instead of possibly crashing into the white house or congress. >>> a new 9/11 memorial opened in the north bay this evening, it contained 30 tons of steel from the twin towers. paul chambers attended the ceremony just hours ago. he spoke about his mission

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. >>> today marks 12 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. 12 years since a plane hit the twin towers of the world trade center in new york, the pentagon in washington, and the third plane brought down in a pennsylvania field. at 8:46, crowds fell silent. nearly 3,000 people died on that day. ground zero in manhattan, one of 3 sites regarded as hall load ground. barack obama president obama said hearts still ache for the loss of lives. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, they honored the people who died fighting back against the hijackers. it is believed that the target of that plane was the white house. >>> the annual beams of light ceremony which marks where the twin tours once stood again illuminating the skyline. the tribute in light is a visual memorial to those whose lives were lost september 11, 2001. the lights go on at sunset and stay on until dawn. >>> chris stevens died in benghazi, libya, a year ago tonight. i'll tell you how he was honored at a local high school. >> and 22,000 gallons of molasses spill in a honolulu harbor. >> and the oakland a's continue to cook. and we'll

tonight, twin beams of light mark the spot where the twin towers once stood 110 stories high.the horror of september 11, 2001 remains fresh for many who witness the attacks, or had loved ones who died. >> my fiance, sergio, big daddy, villanueva. i carry your heart in my heart. >> there were messages of love, children speaking to long gone parents. parents speaking to long gone children. at the white house, a moment of silence, and the president addressed the country. >> our hearts still ache for the future's snatched away. the parents who would have known the joy of being grandparents, the fathers and mothers who would have known the pride of a child's graduation. >> in pennsylvania, a memorial service honoring the heroism of the passengers on united flight 93. aware of the attacks, forced the hijackers to crash the plane into a field instead of possibly crashing into the white house or congress. >>> a new 9/11 memorial opened in the north bay this evening, it contained 30 tons of steel from the twin towers. paul chambers attended the ceremony just hours ago. he spoke about h

and two beams of light marked the spot where the twin towers once stood. >>> one bay area 9/11 memorial is known throughout the state. people driving on highway 24 honked their horns to pay respect to the lives lost on 9/11. this was just one of many tributes in the bay area today. >> reporter: carol haldr clirks and her husband visited the memorial honoring her brother. he was on flight 93. >> just seeing 9/11 anywhere, it reminds you of that day and the tragedy of that day and how so many lives were affected and innocent people hurt. >> reporter: in san francisco, firefighters lined up to honor their brothers and sisters who died. firefighters rang their bells at the same time the south tower fell. >> you think of all the children that were born, the moms that were expecting, they never got to meet their fathers, all of that runs through your minds. >> here's a look at san francisco's koi tower, lit up in red, white, and blue. >>> the boston airport picked today, the 9/11 anniversary, to hold a training exercise. fire crews staged a drill on a fake aircraft, sending up black smoke and

museum, a memorial, tell us about that. >> guest: there is the memorial pool, the footprints of the twin towers with the names around them and the freedom tower now called 1 world trade center and the underground museum under the footprints and that will be dedicated to 9/11. in some ways the international freedom center that was kicked off, it wasn't going to focus very much on 9/11. this will focus exclusively. >> guest: -- >> host: an oral history, the . >> guest: there is not a large room dedicated to the events of the day and there are pieces that focus on the recovery efforts and focus on the aftermath. that is being put together right now. a lot of artifacts that receive from the site, the twisted steel and the crush firetrucks and things like that. a lot of the iconic pieces we have seen will be in the museum. >> host: you have the tower and the memorial site and the underground museum. that intersect with waterfall. is there anything else that will comprise the entire -- >> guest: the iconic skyscraper but there's a plan for four more skyscrapers so that in the frost s, world trade 4,

right now the tribute and lite is shining from near where the twin towers once stood.ther ceremonies were held at the pentagon and shanksville pennsylvania. the five permanent members of the u.n. security council met to talk about a draft resolution, on overseeing and destroying syria's chemical weapons. two french proposal would give them 15 days to declare their weapons and make them available for inspection. secretary of state russian foreign ministerser guy lav avenue will immediate tonight to talk about the proposalled to disarm syria. officials say they want to outline a proposal to destroy the weapons p one year after an attack killed chris stephens and three other americans in benghazi, they are investigating the car bomb that exploded in the same city. from group has claimed responsible. california lawmakers have approved a plan aimed at reducing the state's population. america tonight is coming up next. on america tonight. tapping in, new disclosures about a government phone tracking program, a wide ranging web, and whose calls may have been picked up. >> als

. >>> we're at the 9/11 memorial on the very grounds where the twin tower stood some 12 years ago. >> this pool here is the exact size of that south tower. >> these pools, they are meant to evoke the absence of the buildings that are no longer here. >> i know it's been tough to get this project off the ground. so much emotion going into it. in terms of funding right now, where are you in the process of the 9/11 memorial ? >> we opened on the 10th anniversary. we have received more than $450 million from $1 to $5 up to millions. our next challenge is to operate the museum. >> it will cost $60 million just to run things, right? >> right. this is a place that was attacked twice. security is our largest cost that we have. our goal is to always keep this memorial free to anyone who wants to come. the museum will need to generate revenue. >> can you build this legacy to victims families without federal support? >> we need and want support from the federal government for operating expenses. what we're asking for is 20 million dollar which is a third of our budget. we think we'll get there. w

. >> the new york city twin towers have it and new york city declined to pit it in. han la doesn't require it >> this is my last question what is the cost of putting into an elevator compared to an a i r s. >> sorry i don't know about construction. >> thank you. i appreciate all your answers and to follow-up before we get to president chiu. >> thank you for your explanation on the 31 buildings. following up on the questions of other cities to make it a little bit board eerie think one of the debates that seems to be occurring on the slices here what the trend is in around the country and in terms of code creating organizations and the statement made to me in october there's going to be an international meeting in atlanta city to make this a requirement so if i could get our precipitation on what the trend is for lack of a better term in the industry what to require or not to require >> i think the trend is to put this system into an appendix of the fire code or building code just as it has been in the appendix of the uniform funding code. since 2006. and it's never b

napa where a ceremony is happening to welcome a memorial for the victims of 9/11 how pieces of the twin towersrve as a center piece and a company striking a cord with wall street. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> california wants to bring student testing into the 21 century. the threat if the golden state goes forward with the plan to end traditional testing. >>> he came out in favor of doing away with traditional standardized tests. the senate approved a bill for new computer based assessments but it could mean an tend to federal funds for state schools. the governor said he supports the new plan. >>> mark is here now with sports. a's getting exciting here. >> with under 20 games left every game is huge and today important to the a's because texas already lost their game to pittsburgh. a chance tobump the lead up to three full -- to bump the lead up to three full games. this guy has to start hitting the ball with extra base hour. he does just that with an rbi double. fetches branded moss who doubled. coco crisp having a great home run season. down the