and call at united airlines flight 93. thank you and have a nice day. >> host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place getting started in about 15 minutes will take her viewers their lives and that starts. don, democrat. good morning. i think as a person -- [inaudible] most of the dems are countries that the majority are muslims. right now -- [inaudible] we need to find a way to fight terrorism because it looks like the terrorists to train young people that have no future where they live. and we have no accountability. when you look at what is happening right now, the saudi government destroying this country. guess what, most of us, people expect the united states will do something about it when something goes wrong. if we spend money from them, they don't bear responsibility, this issue will never stop. it becomes a symptom that keeps coming back. >> mr. jenkins. >> you know, look, first of all, the united states is blamed for the world problems, blamed for not solving the world problems in bl

united airlines flight 93. thank you and have a nice day. host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place in about 15 minutes out in shanksville, pennsylvania. we will take our viewers their live when that starts. john is in herndon, virginia. a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. -- most ofa person arevictims of terrorism countries that are majority muslim and we see that if you look at the problem right now, they are stronger than before. when he to find a way to fight terrorism because it looks like terrorism caused by economic issues. the terrorists train young people who have no future where they live. we have no accountability. when you look at what is happening right now, in yemen, the government destroying this country, there is no accountability and people expect the united states to do something about it when something goes wrong but if we -- they don't pay responsibility and this issue will never stop. it becomes a symptom that keeps coming back. host: mr. jenki

united flight 93 brought down by those heroes who overtook the terrorists. we will hear from the president. the president of the united states is in shanksville. he will take to the stage there and speak in just moments. you will hear it in its entirety right here. also, i want to get to the breaking news we're following today. that is hurricane florence. it is time, if you are on the coast there on the carolinas, to get your evacuation plans in order. if you live in any of the areas that are highlighted, let's pull this up on your screen. florence is extremely dangerous. it's a category 4 storm right now. it will likely stay that strong or get stronger when it hits the coast of the carolinas, more than 1 million people have already been ordered to evacuate. the mayor of myrtle beach is pleading for people to get out. that's because she's so worried about the traffic that's going to build up along the interstate as people try to drive away from this hurricane. gas lines very long. lines at the tolls very long. store shelves empty. simply put, florence is a mo

united flight to san francisco. they were men and women from every background, young people returning from visiting family, moms and dads on business trips, and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [applause] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned to planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. explained themy plan to his wife and said, stay on the line i will be back. the passengers and crew members can together, took a vote, and decided to act. at that moment, they took their backand america's fate into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes, many

we end here this september 11 in pennsylvania, at the site of a new memorial to the heroes of united flight reid is there. >> deora frances bodley. >> reporter: the names of the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93 were solemnly read out loud today near the field where r eir lives were lost. ( bells chiming ) >> reporter: soon after flight f, iook off, it was hijacked by terrorists. passengers and crew members phoned loved ones and learned that two planes had already struck the world trade towers. they voted and decided to act. >> they bravely charged the cockpit. they attacked the enemy. they fought until the very end. >> reporter: on sunday, the tower of voices was dedicated here, the final piece of the memorial. when finished, it will contain 40 wind chimes that will sound like this. ( bells chiming ) >> reporter: they are intended to recall the voices of the passengers and crew in their final, heartbreaking calls and voice mails: >> reporter: gordon felt is president of the "families of flight 93." r,s brother, ed felt, was a passenger on the plane. what does the tower of voices

anniversary, and service was held in pennsylvania today to honor the 40 people who were killed when the united flight 93 crashed into a field. a unique memorial called the tower of voices now stands at the sight of the drudgery. the $6 million project was funded by the national park foundation. expands about 93 feet and holds 40 windchimes honoring each of the victims. says the memorial sons -- serves as a visual reminder of the heroism of those on board. >>> for the past 14 years, an empty field has been filled with thousands of flights representing the lives lost that they. our reporter was there as volunteers worked on this year's memorial. she has more on how this tribute has impacted the community.>> there is something here that draws people. the have a sense of peace when emily. >> since 2004, they have gathered friends and volunteers to turn this into dry field in west sacramento into a memorial offering anyone who wants to stop by the opportunity to pay tribute and remember the tragic events that took place september 11, 2001. >> the emotions that people have when they walk in this field is a

they cancelled that then i ran a mile to the next terminal to the united flight. late. then i ran back to the american. the american took off, flew from cleveland halfway to new york, turned around and went back to cleveland. landed so i have to run to the original united flight and i got here 3:00 in the morning. >> jesse: that was one more thing. all right, katie? >> katie: we all know that dogs sometimes people say they are very difficult to take care of. this one actually helping water itself. we know that bathrooms in new york city are very small. fighting for space can be difficult. this dog learned how to turn on the faucet and just drinks its water. whenever it is thirsty go in there and figure it out. the other dog wants to learn how to do it too. >> i don't think my dog is smart enough to do that. >> unbelievable. >> maybe too lazy. >> dana is not here. >> >> jedediah: my dream has come true. miami international airport has started miami hound machine, the therapy dog program where these dogs are going to be at the airport. thee canines in two hour shift

voices being dedicated today, clearly rain or shine, is in remembrance of those who fought back on united flight 93. you gave a few of the logistics. 40 chimes represent those 40 passengers and crew members who took check particular heroic action, losing their lives and the crash that resulted but saving an unknown number of innocent people at the terrorist intended target, believed to be the capitol building in washington, d.c. edward porterfeld was among the passengers. >> i think it speaks defiantly, sending a message, welcoming all those that come to the flight 93 national memorial and reminding us how those 40 unique individuals were able to in a very short period of time stand up and defy the terrorists. >> reporter: the chimes differ in size, five to 10 feet in length and produce distinct musical notes, no other chime structure like this one exists in the world. it is a memorial and a musical instrument in one. >> a lot of the last memory of people on the plane were through their voices in phone calls, so we wanted to do something in this memorial in sound that would commemorate these peo

even adds exhibits like replicas of the twin towers, pentagon, and united flight 93. >> i have been doings for more than half of my life. i have watched it grow. it has grown up with me and continues to grow. >> reporter: the memorial now includes the pulse nightclub shooting and boston marathon bombing. each with a common symbol, a us flag representing a life lost. >> it puts it into perspective for every flag that represents a life taken. you and rich hanford a 9/11 survivor was in tower two when the second plane hit. he heard about the vincent memorial five years ago and decided he would volunteer to help erect the towers. and plant the flags. >> when i saw it it is a moving tribute to all of those people that were killed that day. >> reporter: the tribute has drawn visitors from all over the world. for those that stopped by and pay respect and chance to reflect and pass on this story that will never is that we will never forget. >> he sees the flag and it's really interesting. we come here and can look back and think about it. >>> still to come, les moonves out at cbs amid new sexual

even added exhibits, like because of the twin towers, pentagon, and united flight 93. >> i have beenfor more than half of my life. i have watched it grow. it has grown up with me. keeps continuing to grow. >> the memorial now even includes other -- terror attacks including the pulse nightclub and boston marathon bombings. each with a common symbol, a u.s. flag representing a life loss. >> it puts it in perspective. for every flag, represents a life taken. >> rich hanford, a 9/11 survivor, was empowered, too, when the second plane hit. he heard about the vincent memorial five years ago and decided as a way to channel his emotions in memory of that day, he would volunteer to help erect the towers and plant the flags. >> when i saw it, it is a really moving tribute. to all of those people who were killed that day. >> the tribute has drawn visitors from all over the world. for those that stop by and pay respect, a chance to reflect, and pass on the story that will need -- that we will never forget. >> he sees the flag. it is really interesting. for me and my wife, we see he -- we come he

united flight 93 that crashed in pennsylvania was headed to sfo. tonight in danville, people gath herbed to remember the people in the attacks and the sacrifices made. >> 9/11 was a wakeup call, and for all of us that we need to make sure we pay attention. we honor,e and respect our first responders. >> in san francisco, firefighters and city leaders honored those who died. firestation 7 on fulton street hosted today's bell ringing ceremony. the fire chief and mayor there. the city of vallejo invited local school kids to the ceremonies that remembered the victims and honored the city's current first responders. >>> up next, chaos on the campaign trail. a bay area politician nearly stabbed. tite the new plan to fix the troubled millennium tower in san francisco. >>> a new change in the weather forecast on wednesday. we'll talk about this system and hurricane florence, the latest path and another system that's going to be hitting hawaii. defe an east bay man is facing charges, after police say he tried to stab a g-o-p candidate >>> kr campaign mode t

this is of course where the united flight 93 bound for san francisco was deliberately crashed into aelves to save others. nbc will have live coverage of the president's comments throughout the morning. we will be continuing to watch and update you on twitter as well. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> it is 6:49 right now. time for a look at traffic and weather together. >> looks like some great weather together over the next few days. we are going to be cooling off. it's going to feel like fall, and this will hang out for a little while. here is a live look outside out of our window over the south bay, and looking at a clear sunrise, as you get ready to step out on this tuesday morning, and it's not going to be as smoky. we've had some improved air quality and a shift in the wind still carries some of that smoke from the north bay wildfires over the north bay, and it kind of gets trapped so we're going to have moderate air quality there and good as you head south of the golden gate bridge. making your way out to the door to diridon station in san jose temperatures cool in the mid-50

a brave flight attendant who grew up in san francisco. she gave up the first indication the united states was under attack. >>> [ bell ringing ] >> it was a day to remember the 3,000 people who died in the worst terrorist attack ever to take place on u.s. soil. there were emotional ceremonies across the country today to mark this 17th anniversary of 9/11. in new york city, the bell of hope rang out at st. paul's chapel marking the precise moment the first plane hit the twin towers at the world trade center. >>> in virginia vice president mike pence and james mattis attended an emotional ceremony at the pentagon. 180 people died at the pentagon. >> and president trump led a ceremony in a field in western pennsylvania where a plane that was bound for san down. the passengers and crew of united flight 93 stormed the cockpit after realizing their plane hijacked. it crashed in the open area, killing everyone onboard. >> 2001, a band of brave patriots turned the tide on our nation's enemies and joined the immortal ranks of american heroes. >> several passengers from the bay area were amo

content from their platforms.tomorrow's anniversary of the 9/11eremony the 40 people killed when united flight 93 crashed into a field. a very unique mario called the tower of the voices stands at the side of that tragedy . the is a $6 million project paid for by the national park foundation. it is 93 feet tall and holds 40 wind chimes honoring each of the victims. the park service says memorial is both an audio and visual reminder of the heroism of those who were on that flight. >>> a new york city subway station damaged during the 9/11 attacks is open again since that day nearly 17 years ago the station was buried under the rubble of the twin towers on september 11 on september 11, 2001. 17 years later people cheered as the first train rolled in over the weekend. the ne dozens of people gather in oakland and jack london square -- remembering ron dellums. yesterday was his public memorial and a celebration of his life. ron dellums daughter, piper, organized this rally and told us she wanted to honor her father by celebrating peace and a change in the community. >> it is painful because he was

united airlines flight 93. ank you and have a nice day. host: the commemoration ceremony for united airlines flight 93 taking place in about 15 minutes out in shanksville, pennsylvania. we will take our viewers their live when that starts. john is in herndon, virginia. a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. -- most ofa person arevictims of terrorism countries that are majority muslim and we see that if you look at the problem right now, they are stronger than before. when he to find a way to fight terrorism because it looks like terrorism caused by economic issues. the terrorists train young people who have no future where they live. we have no accountability. when you look at what is happening right now, in yemen, the government destroying this country, there is no accountability and people expect the united states to do something about it when something goes wrong but if we -- they don't pay responsibility and this issue will never stop. it becomes a symptom that keeps coming back. host: mr. jenkins

flight 93. the 40 passengers and crew members on board. the 8:00 a.m. unitedlines flight from new york to san francisco. there were men and women from every background. there were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips. and friends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true heroes. [applause] soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a response. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw on to the hijackers. glick explained the plan to his wife and said stay on the line, i will be back. the passengers and crew members vote vote, andtook a decided to act. at that moment, they took their faith and

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services there in shanksville, pennsylvania, this is where the memorial now stands, passengers on united flight93 thwarted the terrorist attackers there as they tried to hijack that plane. that plane was headed toward sfo. >>> sf fire is holding a remembrance ceremony at all of its stations at 6:45 this morning. the vallejo fire department will pay tribute at fire station 21 at 11:00, and the exchange club of san ramon valley is hosting its annual ceremony at oak hill park in danville, that's at 5:30 tonight. >>> a follow-up now to a story we first brought you yesterday morning, the fight over trees in lafayette. last night city council members decided to put the issue on their agenda in the coming weeks but we13Ñ don't expect a decisi any time soon. as we told you yesterday, pg&e wants to tear down hundreds of trees, saying they block access. neighbors say it doesn't make sense. both sides showed up to last night's meeting. listen for yourself. >> we're comparing it to how the fire department needs access to fire hydrants. they don't need them all the time but when they need them they sure nee

the pentagon ceremony and on the right lower portion of your screen, that is where the heroes on united flightdowned that plane headed towards the capital. the president will speak there in moments. my next guest lost his wife and their unborn child on that plane, on united 93 in pennsylvania. good morning, jack. >> good morning. >> lauren was 38, and she was three months pregnant with your child. i just want to give you the floor to honor her. tell us about her. >> oh. well, you know, we were an average couple that met in college and got married six years later in san francisco. and ten years later, we're expecting to have a family. she was energetic, the best friend you could want. >> yeah. >> and to those who were friends with her, they knew that. and it's a shame that she's not here today to be friends with others. >> let's show her. we have these beautiful pictures that you sent us of her. you know, there is one of you, and i think her best friend kissing her your wedding day, that photo, her dancing in that black dress, looking like she's having a complete ball. what were these memories

word to describe how he felt on 9/11. >> in shock. >> reporter: his cousin maureen, senior flight attendant of unitedn shanksville, pennsylvania for quite memorial of the 40 who lost their lines on the flight. a final piece of the memorial will soon drown out the silence. this is a simulation of what visitors, this tower of voices is completed. >> the only windchimes structure of its kind we know of in the world. >> reporter: designer spent $9000 ironing out details of the project. >> only get one shot at doing this. >> 40 is a significant number. >> 40 times for the 40 on the flight and 40 ° angles throughout the structure to represent the angle of impact, 40 ° is the angle of the branches on the trees that were destroyed. >> a very long time, 17 years to get this memorial completed. >> reporter: the air traffic control tower made a final attempt to reach out to flight 93 that morning, they never heard back but now through this tower their voices will finally be heard. rob: i can't believe that. major league baseball star enjoying seeing a cincinnati reds fan, he traded shirts with him. >> he wanted

trump spoke at the flight 93 national memorial in shankville, pennsylvania, where passengers on united flighte thought to have charged the cockpit to stop the attackers. a piece of america's heart is buried on these grounds, but in its place has grown a new resolve to live our lives with the same grace and courage as the heroes of flight 93. this memorial is now a message to the world. america will never, ever, submit to tyranny. also making news today: the party of brazil's former president luiz inacio lula da silva has decided to drop him as its candidate in next month's elections. fernando haddad, a former sao paolo mayor, is expected to stand in his place. lula has been the frontrunner in the polls for months, despite currently serving a 12—year jail sentence for taking bribes. the former malaysian prime minister najib razak has released a letter that he says will clear his name regarding a $100 million donation he received from a saudi ruler. mr razak has been charged with theft after millions of dollars earmarked for a state investment fund were found in his personal bank account. he ha

though we did learn that on unite the flights cross-country yesterday, they didn't have food, you mayhat >> i heard that from michelle. >> how could you eat it? wow have to go down your hands are so filthy. thank you very much. >>> this week marks ten years since the collapse of lee mrman brothers, considered by most to be the epicenter of the crisis we are looking back with a documentary "crisis on wall street." here's a sneak peek. >> i have never been in a war. i never had people trying to shoot me we felt like we would get shot we had to survive. we pulled out every relationship, everyone we knew hank paulson, you can say you were competitors years earlier, none of that mattered. it was about morgan stanley and the system just like what lloyd was trying to do, we were all trying to figure it out. we didn't want to go the way bear sterns had gone or the way l leman brothers had gone. it wasn't about i want to be cute or take advantage of anyone if i had had all the money i needed and more, i would have given the loan to goldman sachs or another competitor, especially one like goldm

morning, the president and the first lady visited shanksville, pa, where passengers and crew from united flight 93 stopped hijackers from attacking washington. the president saying the field is now a monument to american defiance, and a message to the world that america will never, every submit to tyranny. we'll have much more on this 9/11, images from around the country, and what we heard from a woman, a survivor, who you met right here. we have been following her for years. that's coming up. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto other news this tuesday night, and a hospitalplaying ou angeles on live television. doctors, nurses, patients, all seen evacuating a medical center after report of an active shooter, a man allegedly saying he had a gun. authorities then racing to the scene. that suspect in custody at this hour, and matt gutman is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, an emergency evacuation at downey kaiser medical center south of los angeles, after reports of a possible shooter. >> responding code three to downie kaiser, active shooter. >> reporter: witnesses describing an angry man who

been speaking at the flight 93 national memorial in shankville, pennsylvania where passengers on united flight the attackers. today, all of america wraps up and joins together. we close our arms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great, great sorrow. your tea rs carry your great, great sorrow. your tears are not shed alone, for they are shared grief with an entire nation. we grieve together for every mother and father, sister and brother, son and daughter, who was stolen from us at the twin towers, the pentagon and here in this pennsylvania field. we honour their sacrifice by pledging to never fledge in the face of evil and do whatever it takes to keep america safe. the actress fenella fielding, best known her appearances in the carry on films, has died at the age of 90. fenella fielding, who enjoyed a showbusiness career spanning seven decades, suffered a stroke two weeks ago. she was awarded an 0be in the 2018 queen's birthday honours list. president trump has signed declarations of emergency for north and south carolina, as hurricane florence bears down on the eastern coast of

. >>> the vois of 40 united flight 93 passengers will live on long after their deaths. 40 wind chimes dedicated to their memories will hang in aor tower fever at the field where they died after becoming unsuspecting and unlikely heroes. >> they boarded the plane as stngers, and they entered eternity linked forev as true heroes. >> psident donald trump lauded their sacrifice in stopping hijackers from receiving their intended target. >> this memorial is now a message to e world. america will never, ever submit to tyranny. >> reporter: as a nation am ticans vowed never forget the 3,000 innocent victims of rithe september 11th ter attack. so even 17 years later, they pause to tell their story. at the pentagon -- >> we commit ourselves to remembering and honoring the lives that might have been. we keep faith withoc the it who perish -- >> and in new york -- the epicenteral lit ground zero of the attack where children have grown up before our eyes,g repeathe name of a father or mother, sister or brother, so we the nation, the world won't forget them. >> i will always love you and never for

president trump spoke in shanksville, at the field where united flight 93 crash, calling it a monument of american defiance. passengers and crew fought until the end. the european parliament is debating whether hungry should face political sanctions work policies that opponents say are against the used democratic values and rule of law. says thisminister is meant to punish hungary for its tough anti-immigration stance. vote on awill proposal that could lead to hungary using it -- losing its voting rights in the new. china and russia are pledging to have closer ties, president putin hosted his eastern european economic forum and hosted president xi. work againsto protectionism, a clear shot against president trump's policy. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> it is 1 p.m. in new york, 6 p.m. in london and i am vonnie quinn. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters, here are stories on the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. shares are a

> we end here this september 11th in pennsylvania, the site of a new memorial to the heroes of united flightp reid is there. >> reporter: the names of the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93 were solemnly read aloud today near the field where their lives were lost. soon after flight 93 took off, it was high-jacked by terrorists. passengers and crew members phoned loved ones and learned that two planes had already struck the world trade towers. they voted and decided to act. >> they bravely charged the cockpit. they attacked the enemy. they fought until the very end. >> reporter: on sunday, the tower of voices was dedicated here. the final piece of the memorial. when finished it will contain 40 wind chimes that will sound like this. they are intended to recall the voices of the passengers and crew in their final heart breaking calls and voice mails. >> please tell my children that i love them very much. i hope to be able to see your face again, baby. >> reporter: gordon phelp is president of the passengers of flight 93. his brother was on the plane. what does the tower of voices add t

the national park service dedicating the musical memorial 240 people who died in the crash of united flightnnsylvania now. >> john, here at the site of flight 93 national memorial and dedication to those who fought back against the terrorist on nine divided by they represent the 40 heroes who took collective action to regain control of the plane. losing their lives in the crash. but saving an unknown number of innocent people at the intent did target. gordon who was among the heroes of flight 93 sees the tower is a. >> i personally think it speaks defiantly. sending a message in welcoming those that come to the flight 93 national memorial. reminding us of how those 40 unique individuals were, in a very short time able to stand up and defy the terrorist. >> and no other structure like this one exists in the world. the tower stands 93 feet tall, the chimes of 5 - 10 feet long. a memorial and musical instruments in one. the first secretary of homeland security under george w. bush spoke at the ceremony. >> there will now be an everlasting concert by our heroes under the sky and under the stars

president trump spoke in shanksville, at the field where united flight 93 crash, calling it a monumentefiance. passengers and crew

(ken) president donald trump honored 9/11 victims today in shanksville that's where united flight 93 crashed in a field, after those on board fought back against the terrorists on board. (ken) the 40 people on that flight learned the other planes had crashed into the twin towers and the pentagon and voted to fight the hijackers. they fought for control of the cockpit.... but it went down into a pennyslvania field. investigators later learned the hijackers intended to target the u-s capitol or the white house. at the ceremony: the president said "america will never forget what your loved ones did for all of us." (pam) the anniversary of the tragedy has turned into a day of giving back across the country. kron 4's maureen kelly was at pier 35 in san francisco, where more than a thousand volunteers turned out to pay their respects on this september 11th... by helping others... including congresswoman nancy pelosi. teams of people packed up healthy meals... that will go to those in need. (ken) a majestic american symbol joined a september 11 memorial today. fire crews were gathered in co

the passengers and crew of united flight 93 stormed the cockpit after realizing their plane was being hijacked. it crashed in the open area, killing everyone onboard. >>> here in the bay area the american airlines flight attendant credited with alerting authorities to the hijackings is being remembered. >> betty is still very much a presence in the neighborhood she called home when she was growing up. ktvu's amber lee is in san francisco's chinatown where a recreation center is now named after her. >> we're just outside the rec center at washington. her friend tells me they grew up playing inside this building so now he says it's only fitting that this is a place to remember her as a hero. >> my name is betty ong. i'm number 3 on flight 11. the cockpit is not answering the phone. there's somebody stabbed in business class. >> reporter: betty ong, a san francisco native, was the voice of calm. the flight attendant was on american airlines flight 11. her telephone call was the first to alert authorities there was a hijacking. it was also the first indication america was under attack. >>

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it's believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high of a percentage of renewable fuel. united officials say the fuels are good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs. and so the business rationale for this is really clear. but quite frankly it goes beyond the math. we are using biofuels and partnering with the california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> a company called world energy manufactured the fuel in california.

the passengers and crew of united flight 93. >> they did not know who they were saving. know where the plane would lead or whose lives that plane might take. they only knew that their fellow americans were at risk and so they sacrificed. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor tom wolf addressing those assembled at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, the site where the passengers of the ill-fated flight rushed the cockpit of the jet forcing it down preventing al-qaeda terrorists from crashing it in washington d.c. >> through their sacrifice the 40 saved the lives of countless americans and they saved our capitol from a devastating strike. >> reporter: accompanied by the first lady, president donald trump gave the keynote address. >> we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and to do whatever it takes to keep america safe. this field is now a monument to american defiance. >> reporter: one of the most powerful speeches today, however, came from former pennsylvania governor mark mark swaggert, his voice tracking at times telling every

you see them when you're flying around and you pull out hemisphere magazine and united flight or whateverand see all those lines. imagine that on top of that and then you start to see the density where the pacific fleet operates its ships, it's aircraft, submarines. this gives you the context for the playing field, if you will, where tension and this tug of war, if you will, goes and takes place. so with those routes comes an expectation of throughput for trade. time is money. and with that comes a system of rights and the freedom of movement and access. you know, there is a reason for this. it supports our entire global supply chain. whether it's our trade or someone else's it's entirely connected. so that's the so what factor of those trade routes you will often hear about. it's what gets everything to us and not just us, but the world. and so you have that in tension with the adjacent nations that are in this region and it's their territorial claims, whether it's about 12 mile territorial limits and some are disputed out to the economic exclusive zones. you will have ambiguous claims i

and his girlfriend, kimberly, on a united airlines flight from new jersey to sfo yesterday. lot of people were talking about the fact they flew coach. trump, jr. ordered a soda and seemed low maintenance. they were briefly heckled at the terminal. >>> let's talk about these cooling temps. are we going to see these for the rest of the week in. >> i think it'll stay even in theange we're seeing right now. let's take you through that microclimate forecast on this evening. and yes, it's beginning to feel like fall and look like fall. you can see that cloud cover that's currently moving over. i want to show you where this is coming from. it's an upper level system that's developing out here in the pacific. it's going to stay parked relatively in about the same position the next three days, so that will keep our temperatures very comfortable as we head right into your weekend forecast. also a bit of cloud cover at times and even this means through tomorrow out across the thof that sun trying to break through. also look for some clouds and a bit of clouds here in the south bay and

pennsylvania, president trump and the first lady melania paid tribute to the men and women of united flightmbers and passengers as we are told charged the cockpit door to stop the terrorists and the plane crashed into a field, killing all 40 on board. our coverage begins there with our molly line in shanksville. mollie? >> shep, president donald trump and first lady melania trump traveled here to this sacred ground the flight 93 national memorial to honor the brave passengers and crew who rose up against the 9/11 hijackers. >> a band of brave patriots turned the tide on our nation's enemies and joined the immorality ranks of american heroes. at this memorial on this sacred earth in the field beyond this wall and in the skies above our heads. >> their plane crashed but those 40 people saved unknown number of innocence preventing that plane from hitting intended target believed to be the u.s. capital in washington, d.c. >> shepard: mollie outside washington folks gathered at the pentagon to remember the 184 people owho died there 17 years ago today. >> dana was just 3 years old on board ameri

foot tower erected to honor the 40 passengers and crew killed after they stormed the cockpit of united flighthe plane as strangers and they entered eternity linked forever as true hero heros. [ bell tolling ] >> in new york city, family members and loved one, as they have done on every anniversary, reading the names of all of the lives lost on september 11th. and at dawn, the flag unfurled along the west wall of the pentagon marking the point of impact where american flight 77 crashed into the building, killing 184 people. after 17 years, the sorrow from what transpired that day remains so very real. we will not forget. thank you so much for joining us. alas"a.c. 360" starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. more than a million people are being told right now to get out because of this. what you're looking at right now is a satellite image of the eve of hurricane florence, a potentially devastating category 4 hurricane approaching the southeastern coast. now from space, you can see what a monster storm this really is, as it picks up strength and heads for coastal areas in north ca

, what happened as it drove out all of the other insurers from the marketplace, humanity flat, united flight, and i think up to three years, blue cross blue shield was the only insurer in tennessee. the affordable care act architecture tried to excuse this by saying, that was not bad design of the affordable care act, it was the farm bureau plans in tennessee, and, when you look at who is exempt from the affordable care act rule, the farm bureau plans which are similar to the short- term plans, which are exempt from the rules, 4.3% of tennessee's population is in the farm bureau plan so it is not really a serious, it is not a serious explanation of what has been going on. what has been going on is the affordable care act has essentially established through it's kind of cat herding financial system, causing people to play for plans that are a ridiculous value. creating a chronically unstable financial high point for itself. and, this is one that essentially year on year requires subsidies, extra insurance, we are in the fifth year coming up, the affordable care act is there and we are still d

video from a passenger on united airlines flight from sfo to newark. a bird got into the main cabin before takeoff. the flight was delayed shortly as crew members tried to shoo the bird off the plane. they captured it with a hat, and got it off safely to fly away. >>> there's still too many birds on this plane! >> you say, it's a bird -- on a plane! >> that's the sequel. >> to see a bird flying while the plane is flying, it happens. >> just have to deal with it. >>> all right here on the ground the weather we're going to be experiencing is another hot one. >> it's going to feel very much like summer, and our temperatures back in the 90s today in the inland valleys and it gets a little bit better by the end of the weekend, but look at the middle of next week, we'll be back in the 90s again. so summer is not done yet. san francisco will have some more comfortable weather there and the fog and the clouds return tomorrow, bringing it down into the 60s. >> and traffic looking good on this friday? >> great. quick look at dublin 580, a light volume here. note

where passengers brought down united flight 93, whose hijackers were targeting the nation's capital. the most solemn of days, the president's mind seemed to be elsewhere. pumping his fist in the air as he arrived to greet supporters. after starting the morning, insisting, again on twitter, there was no collusion between president trump and russia. absolutely zero. as bob woodward's blistering book about white house dysfunction was officially released, two former top aides to the president adding new denials to the chorus from other officials. gary cohn, trump's former chief economic adviser, who is portrayed snatching a letter from the president's desk in the oval office to protect the country saying today, this book does not accurately portray my experience at the white house. but cohn not saying what the book got wrong. and rob porter who left the west wing after a scandal of his own, saying in a statement, the suggestion that materials were stolen from the president's desk to prevent his signature misunderstands how the white house document review process works. woodward said he's

, aival of the official party moment of silence to honor those killed at the pentagon on united airlines flight 93 and in new york and the indication delivered by the chaplain. ladies and gentlemen the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ladies and gentlemen the secretary of defense james n mattis. ladies and gentlemen the vice president of the united states michael pence and the second lady of the united states mrs. karen pence. ♪ [singing the national anthem] please join me in respect for our fallen brothers and sisters in a moment of silence. let us now listen to these sacred words that we recall at this sacred moment. greater love has no one than this that someone lay down his life for his friends. source of all that is good, we give you thanks for your abundant mercy. we give you thanks for your healing presence. today, keep usre always mindful of lives lost. and of the heroism of all our uniformed service personnel and every citizen. i ask that you strengthen our fully ono reflect more these great heroic examples of selfless service and our lives today. bless this observance and m

in commemoration of shanksville where in pennsylvania as you remember it was united flight 93 crashedd to take out the us capital or the white house, passengers on board did the best to make sure that didn't happen. it will be remembered by the president of the united states. >> representing 40 voices launched -- lost on that day. the wind chimes some beautiful. brian: the president will be there shortly, we should have seen in one minute and 40 seconds a ago. steve: we were on the air, told a story about how you were working in south carolina bringing up the new firetruck to replace one that was damaged. ainsley: just raise money for one in south carolina. steve: there were certain images we broadcast 17 years ago that are so powerful and disturbing they are only shown once a year. today is the day we will show them again because it is important you never forget what happened on this day 17 years ago. meantime we have another breaking news story. four state of declared states of emergency is hurricane florence hits for the east coast. more than 1 million people on the move today in t

been speaking at the flight 93 national memorial in shankville, pennsylvania, where passengers on united flightms to help you shoulder your pain and to carry your great, great sorrow. your tea rs carry your great, great sorrow. your tears are not shed alone for they are shared grief with an entire nation. we grieve together for every mother, father, sister, brother, son and daughter who were stolen from us at the twin towers, the white house, and here in this pennsylvania field. we honour their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch we honour their sacrifice by pledging to neverflinch in we honour their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and to do whatever it takes to keep america safe. the actress fenella fielding — best known her appearances in the carry on films — has died at the age of 90. she was particularly popular in the 19505 she was particularly popular in the 1950s and 1960s, and was known at one point as england's first lady of the double entendre. she's known for her husky voice and carried —— appeared in to carry on films. she also appeared in the prisoner, a