tower number one is on fire. >> world trade center 1060, send every available ambulance, everythingde center now. >> dispatch launched an armada. >> engine 211, lateral 11. engine 44. engine 22, engine 53. >> reporter: 121 engines, 62 ladder companies, 100 ambulances, 750 members of the fdny. >> attention, 64 engine, 50 engine, 94 engine, 83 engine. >> reporter: at the headquarters in brooklyn, the 54-year-old chief of department raced to his car. he was the boss leading the second largest fire department in the world after tokyo. dan nigro was his number two. >> so we went downstairs quickly, got in the car and headed over to the brooklyn bridge where we could see the damage, see the smoke, see the fire. that's when i said to pete, pete, this will be the worst day of our lives. and that was before i knew the half of it. >> reporter: pete's voice was recorded en route. >> transmit a fifth alarm. get us a staging area somewhere on west street. >> reporter: a box is a location. k signals the end of a message, a throwback to the 19th century telegraph, which, on this day, was punctuati

he talks about this experience and says i had 220 stories of the world trade center fall on top of me but in our lives we all have our world trade center's that fall on us and for some of us it's the loss of a family member and some it is the loss of a job. for some it's thinking we can't even make it through the midterm next week and for him his message is that it's all about how you handle the trade center when it falls on you is what ends up mattering but when i say we are still living with 9/11, we are of course seeing the unfolding of the depths thereafter. this summer we marked one of the main characters in the book and he was the highest ranking official to survive that day. the morning after he becomes the chief of department and today he's the fire commissioner. this summer dan announced of the death of the 200th firefighter from the world trade center related injuries and diseases. so for a department that saw 343 people die that day, they've lost now two thirds of that number in the years since. down here. >> in your research did you come across the type of flight instructi

it still seemed not obvious, because the world trade center had already been subjected to terrorist attacksmembered before. yeah, this was not the first tourist, as in relation to the world trade center it happened. on february 36, 1993, two men in a yellow van drove into lower manhattan and parked the car in the underground garage of the north tower. after that, they set fire to six-meter bitford cord-bombs and escaped the explosion. resounded 12 minutes later, destroying the main power line of the world trade center. because of what the emergency warning system failed, the smoke rose to the ninety-third floor. that is why people who tried to evacuate were seriously poisoned. in 1993, the terrorist attack on the world trade center did not lead to catastrophic consequences. six people died almost 1,000 were injured during the evacuation . a great tragedy, but not comparable in scale to what the terrorists intended. according to them according to the plans after the explosion, the north tower was supposed to fall on the south tower, burying thousands of victims under the rubble, perhaps prec

then he turned and that was him turning directly to go into the world trade center. ing a small plane may have been lost in the sky and i said i saw the plane, it's a 737, it's an airliner and they said get up on the air right away and jon scott was on and i went on with jon scott. rachel: did you know in that moment that it was terrorism or did you think it was -- >> i knew when the plane hit it was terrorism. that's what makes me so damn mad about this. our government knew. i knew. the first radical islamic terrorism attack in america was november 5th, 1990, the assassination in a marriott hotel by el sayedne nosir. he was part of the air conditioning repairman, he was part of a radical islamic terrorism cell in brooklyn and jersey city and we didn't follow this up. the fbi didn't translate the boxes of materials in his house. nasir was the one who shot him. we had the bombing in 1993. we had the landmark bombing plot in 1995 and the government did not protect us but i want -- i'm not blaming the government. it is radical islamic terrorism, let's call it what it is.

by a special news release, an emergency live broadcast takes place in the north tower of the world trade centerinformation that the plane crashed into one of the towers world trade center passenger liner crashes into a skyscraper at full speed. i'm waiting on the 93rd and ninety-ninth floors. the plane pierced the metal structures and there was not a single chance to get into the epicenter of the disaster. she died instantly on the spot. daughter. here somewhere was in this place. it was the ninety-fifth, sixth floor, 110 floors, in my opinion, and this is where the plane saw. therefore, it is not surprising that all stairs between 93 and 99. floor ears shock to the ground and back aviation kerosene flares, fire starts, everyone in the building below the impact zone begins an emergency evacuation. we heard a dull explosion. the building seemed to shake. imagine that my hand is a tower building began to fall, as i do with my hand in front of the camera. and now it leans leans its end deviated by 6 m. imagine a spring that you compressed, and then pressed on its top, something like this building

. ♪ ♪ ♪ there is a jet plane inside that tower of the world trade center. ♪ ♪ ♪ close world tradedings absolutely gone. >> this is horrible. >> we knew very little pride we did not of the airplanes have been hijacked. we did not know how the crews at throats had been selected. then shortly thereafter we heard all of the u.s. airspace was closed. and of course that became a whole different story. >> in the u.s., for the first time in history all united states commercial aircraft have been grounded. when a sump international inbound flights landed in canada. but now canadian airlines and airports have been shut down as well. >> returned to our computers for a diversion. we assumed it would be one of the larger cities like toronto, montrÉal, edmonton, calgary, any other places in canada. we were ordered to land immediately and gander newfoundland. and, as airline pilots we don't normally get orders. >> he quickly rushed in we had a real crisis on our hands. was happening and now, not tomorrow or not six or seven hours a day. now. >> a pilot made an announcement terrorist activity new

first responders who lost their lives when two planes struck and collapsed new york city's world trade centerterrible cloud of dust. we also remember the hero it airline passengers who stood up to the threat and fell into a quiet and distant field in shanksville, pennsylvania. we come together in this courtyard to honor and to renew our pledge to never forget. we remember with pride what members of our pentagon community and all first responders showed their selfless courage, steadfast service in rescuing trapped and injured, and tremendous bravery in the face of great danger. and while taking unselfish risks to save the wounded, to recover the dead, to secure our building, in the midst of such a terrible disaster, there carried on the mission of this department --maintaining the security of our nation. these things they did without any hesitation, and their bravery and valor will never be forgotten. on this quiet morning, we continue our commitment to support and strengthen our nation, our families, and our colleagues, as we endure the ongoing process of grieving and healing together. look a

observe the moment of silent to observe the moments that a plane struck the north tower at the world trade centerars ago today. the first in a series of terrorist attacks that day that changed the world. people are gathering at the world trade center memorial nowhere man not had ten right now, many of whom lost 11 on this day and 2001. there will be five other moments of silence this morning as well as the traditional reading of the victims names. president biden is currently on his way to the pentagon, where he will take part in a wreath laying ceremony and give remarks for the victims of 9/11. -- it is also a day of numbers in the value kingdom, a country in a period of national mourning following the death of queen elizabeth ii. a few hours ago her casket departed belmont, the scottish state where she died on thursday at the age of 96. right now, you can see it here, her body is being transported by hearse to the monarch's official residence in edinburgh, scotland. a trip that on normal circumstances takes two and a half hours, it will today take six hours because of the crowds. the procession

we are remembering those lost on this day 21 years ago when the world trade center towers were left leveledn the attack on america by islamic terrorists. [moment of silence] eric: americans across the country remembering the nearly 8000 lives lost that day. vice president harris and the second gentleman attended here in manhattan as well as attorney general. president biden spoke at the pentagon. first lady spoken pennsylvania where united airlines flight went down. we will have much more on how the nation is marking the solemn day coming up throughout this hour. arthel: an emotional day indeed. a day to remember. mourners are paying tribute to queen elizabeth as her coffin makes the journey to the final resting place. it left scotland this morning and arrived less than an hour ago. jonathan is live in london. i want to ask you, how does it feel there? >> it feels as though there has been a marked shift in tone today. the official period of mourning began at the moment of the passing of queen elizabeth the second, but the last couple days have largely been about proclaiming and welcoming th

currently a plane has crashed into the world trade center here in new york city. >> my mother got on nd she lives right across the street from the world trade center. come over here, did you put your tv on, and you know what's happening. i said, no, she said oh my god, she was crying hysterically. i said, mom, what's going on. my brother said, don't tyler, tell her to come here, now. [noise] >> let's go people. crossed the street. [noise] >> people say that it's chaos out there at the scene. i wish to say that the plane actually -- in the building. >> i can't even register. [inaudible] >> at this point i thought, oh, this is just a fire. not so bad. they'll be scaffolding for years, they'll fix it. but then i saw my dad. he turned around and he was crying. he was hysterical. and i never really saw my dad crying. [noise] and he said, elizabeth, oh my god they were just going to work like i go to work. they were just going to work today. i took off my shoes because everybody knows, i don't wear my shoes -- high heels all the time, i'm known for. at what i did i took off my shoes. and i

[background sounds] [silence] arthel: at today's world trade center ceremony, a bell toll thing at thexact times the planes struck the towers and crashed in pennsylvania, also when the twin the towers collapsed. eric: president biden spoke at the end pentagon at a wreath-laying ceremony there this morning while the first lady remembered the heroes of flight 93, attending a ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. coming up, former new york governor george pataki will join us shortly. he will give us his reflections on this day and how we are safer now. ♪ arthel: it is also a somber day in the u.k. as mourners pay their respects to queen elizabeth. her coffin began a nine-day journey through scotland and england that will end with her funeral in london a week from tomorrow. the queen's coffin left balmoral castle in scotland this morning, arriving at the royal palace in edinburgh. amy kellogg is live in london with the very latest. amy. >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, as i said to you, an english friend told me today she thinks things are only going to get sadder for people who loved this

attacks on the world trade center, on september 11, the police of the sheikhs his surname, which is muchess known than the household name of the number one terrorist. bin laden herself fifty aliases. and the real name, as it turned out in the us intelligence services, was known long before september 11. khalid sheikh mohammed was born in kuwait and graduated from the university of north carolina. he worked as an engineer in the ministry of energy of the boat at the expense of this ministry, as it turned out later, he went on numerous foreign business trips, in which he was involved in the preparation and coordination of terrorist attacks exactly one year after the fall of the twin towers, he will give an interview to the al jazeera television company, in which he will frankly tell ninety-sixth year. he was present at the same meeting of al-qaeda leaders where the attack on the united states was discussed and personally proposed a plan of attack. by that time, bin laden himself was already very well known to the americans at bin laden himself. helped this terrorist fight in afghanistan ag

that harris and her husband will attend the annual commemoration ceremony at the site of the world trade centerr the 2983 men, women and children who were killed during the attacks as well as those who were killed in fabric 261993 world trade center bombing. it started to 8:30 a.m. as family members of the victims have been invited to the reading of the names. there will be six moments of silence for when each tower at the world trade center was struck and fell. as well as the times of the attack on the pentagon and the crash of the united airlines flight 93. the first will be a 46:00 a.m. when american airlines flight 11's struck the north tower. the ceremonies expected to end at 12:30 p.m. members of the fdny, nypd, and ppd will participate in the ceremony. it's also not open to the public nor will the museum be open but it is only for the families of the 9/11 victims who can go to that. if you want to pay your respects at the side the memorial possible open at 3:00 p.m. in the tribute light which of the two large beams that shine started sunset tonight but unfortunately i checked the weather

at my desk working i heard someone next to me in my law firm, say, a small plane h had the world trade centernter, i could see smoke billows all from the building, i thought immediately that is not a small plane. and i was going back and forth between watching it with my naked eye. from my office, on the 20th floor of the building to watching it on tv. and at some point, actually saw the second plane hit the world trade center. either on tv or with my own na naked eye. the moment i will never forget, was the moment when the first tower collapsed. my brain refused to register what my eyes were seeing, the twin tower here's in new york, had been such a fixture on our skyscraper for a long time. it just seemed unfathomable that meeting structure could collapse in an instance as it did. the other thing, i will n never forget on that i did is overwhelming sense of i have to do something, i got to get in this i was in national security before, i wanted to get back an overwhelming sense to help. i went down to the street, tried to get to nearest hospital to volunteer donate blood. given the nature o

americans 19 terrorists four planes crashing them into the world trade center.a and the pentagon. ground zero is one of the many places holding ceremonies in remembrance of that lives that were lost on that ill fated day. and those tragic events certainly hitting close to home here in the bay area. let's take you live right now to ceremonies that are just ending in san francisco. you can see the surface cisco firefighters there to remind you united flight, 93 was bound for san francisco from newark before it was by terrorists. we have many, many barriers, victims and this ceremony in particular honors. the many first responders that lost their lives on september 11th 2001. 2 28 100 , almost 3000 people lost their lives among them 343 firefighters and paramedics killed remember so many stories of the firefighters that ran to the world trade centers to rescue people after those first planes hit and then died in their efforts to save so many lives. 23 new york police officers also died. 37 ports authority police officers. so today firefighters remember all those wh

it will honor the 2983 men, women and children killed in the attacks at the world trade center, the pentagona board flight 93 and those killed on the ferry 26, 1993 world trade center bombing. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am joe mathieu. this is bloomberg. romaine: this is bloomberg markets: the close. a little after 1:30 in new york. we are keeping an eye on what's going on with u.s. markets. rallying in the u.s. with the s&p 500 up on the date. it opened higher. barring major change here, it will probably close higher. the first time we have seen a wire to since august 25. oil getting a reprieve with brent crude around $92 a barrel. the british pound, 115.91. the japanese yen clawing its way back. right around 142.59. taylor: blink and you missed it. the front end is up, 1.3557. the highest since 2007. we are seeing a boost in yields on the front end of the yield curve in the u.s. this is the one-year. just a massive rate of change we have had off the depths of the lows earli

. >> we are almost at the exact moment a train hit the world trade center. we will take you to ground zero and share the local story about a local widower trying to heal two decades later. good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather. francis: -- frances: there is a marine layer. partly cloudy conditions. temperatures will be in the 60's in the next few hours. casey skies expected because of the fires, especially the mosquito fire. mid to upper 80's this afternoon around the bay. at thees mid 50's. we have more of a cooldown coming up next week and i will let you know about air quality as we track the fires throughout the day. amanda: the tribute illuminated new york city last night on the eve of the september 11 attacks in 2001. the beams of light are honoring those who died at the world trade center. in just a few minutes the names will be read aloud at the annual commemoration ceremony. at home, abc 7 news was outside oracle park where tribune is set up at the willie mays plaza. there's a giant american flag that has the names of all of the

history, when al-qaeda terrorists organized the attack on the twin towers on the building of the world trade centern new york and a number of other objects in the united states of america, i am sure that many still remember the footage, when a plane rams a building in the center of manhattan and then it was certainly perceived as certain kind of apocalypse and some strange footage from another hollywood blockbuster on tv. i remember how in france they constantly showed women who explained how scared they were. which of the seven a beat and so on. it has become a common world problem. and everyone suffered for the united states, but the pure emotion is that we cannot and cannot build international relations. on the basis of emotions, you still need to keep yourself from emotions. and this is very good, but they must remain in their place, and take, but important, but serious, and an international decision needs to be hatsuna. but this is a completely different approach. and when we now look at this whole war propaganda that has collapsed. well, for example, she is european well, not only then do we

. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old.nd my other cousin, who died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman of the voices from 9/11. if it were not for him we would not have this opportunity does. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to create this new family. i would like to remember everyone that our politicians are surrounded by a border right now. it took a tragedy to unite our country. back then no one cared if you were a democrat, republican, age, ethnicity. we were united. it took a tragedy to unite us. it should not take another tragedy to unite our nation. if i have to stand at this podium again or another podium for another event because of lives lost because of dereliction of duty, it will hurt, just like it hurts me. i want to thank everyone for being here. i will continue to do this until the day i die. god bless you. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> peter paul apollo. frank thomas aquilino. >> patrick michael laurent euros -- michael george argent -- >> adam p. arias. >> joshua -- >> richard a

victims names were read aloud at the ceremony at the world trade center where al qaeda hijackers flew planes into the twin towers. die along with countless other children who lost parents. missed out on countless memories moments conversations so while the grief recedes a bit with time? the permanent absence of my father is just as palpable today as it ever was. president kamala harris and second gentleman doug em off joined new york city, mayor, eric adams and former mayor, michael bloomberg. president joe biden commemorated the anniversary at a remembrance event today at the pentagon. he honored the victims and spoke about securing american democracy. we have an obligation. a duty responsibility to defend preserve and protect our democracy. the very democracy that guarantees the rights of freedom that those terrorists the 9/11 sought to bury. and the burning fire and smoke and ash. and that takes a commitment on the part of all of us. on september 11th 2001 american airlines flight 77 was hijacked and crashed into the pentagon. the incident killed all 64 people on the plane and 125

have been scaled down compared to last year when large crowds turned out especially at the world trade center site to mark 20 years since the tragedy. vice vice president, harris represented the white house at the event in new york. first lady joe biden took part in the remembrance at the flight 93 memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania, and president biden spoke at the pentagon. >> we raise monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood sacrificed on these grounds and in shanksville and ground zero, to keep touch of the memory, keep it right for all the decades to come. >> reporter: from each of the day ceremony came the renewed promise to never forget. > >> now we have the stories of three people who experienced alf this firsthand. a blank blind man who survived the terrorist attacks and two bay area firefighters who responded to the aftermath. >> reporter: michael turned his story of survival into new york times bestseller, thunder dog. he and his guide dog walked down down 78 flights of stairs to safety. >> there were a lot of people on on the stairs and we walked down down the stai

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

each of the 3000 people who were killed in the 2001 attacks in the 1993 world trade center bombing.e crowded kamala harris former new york city mayor mike bloomberg, attorney general merrick garland and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez among several others. the family members of the victims speaking directly to the politicians about the tragedy that brought the nation tog together. >> back then no one cared if you are republican, democrat, age, gender, race, we were united. it took a tragedy to unite as. i want to remind all of you there. it should not take another tragedy to unite our nation. >> chris is gone 21 years and i believe he'd be extremely annoyed by the state of our country today. on his behalf i'm going to remind our elected officials why they have their jobs. >> those elected officials were listening closely and some nodding their heads when the family members were talking about this. later tonight attribute light will shine. two large beams going to the large sky in new york city people from all around here 60 miles will be able to see that. although that will

he was working in the world trade center's north tower. terry, nice to see you again.been 21 years since you lost your husband, since he made that frantic call to you and then you found out within hours he had died. and it's been 21 years since your kids lost their father. does the date september 11th ever get any easier for you? >> no, pamela, it does not. we miss him deeply on this day. we miss him every day. but to stop and remember all of the loved ones, all of our friends that i lost also, it's a painful day. it's a painful reminder of all that we've lost. and we also have so many unresolved issues with 9/11 that the families are really continue to suffer, and we'd like to be able to close some of these chapters. >> and i want to talk a little bit more about those issues in just a second. but first i want to talk about what happened today during this morning's readings of the names of those killed in the 9/11 attacks and in the 1993 world trade center bombing. andrew cobella, a john di giovanni made an impassioned call for unity during these polarizing times. i wa

police were lost at the world trade center this september. 11th 21 years after one of the most tragics in our nation's history, dozens of people gathered in los datos for a memorial entitled the american challenge. lessons from 9 11. terrorists wanted to stall our government and take our government to a to a crawl, and if they had accomplished that one never knows what would have happened. todd beamer and mark bingum, both graduates of los datos high school, where two of the four men who stormed the cockpit of united flight 93 thwarting a deadly attack on the u. s capitol. all 44 people on board were killed after the plane went down in shanksville, pennsylvania. that hurts a great deal at the same time. our country did a great deal on that day to help people evacuate red bandanas were distributed at the event to honor 24 year old wells roomy crowder crowder, who worked on the 104th floor of the world trade centers, south tower , placed a red bandana over his nose and mouth and led 18 people to safety before he was killed when the tower collapsed. for us , it was. it was something that

i worked in the world trade center. i was out in the long island office. during my career i worked at the world trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my

that's the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. >> and this morning, crews fighting the mosquito fire took a moment to pay tribute in memory of the tragedy. this is after base camp in forest hills, california. over in union city. people stopped by the flight 93 memorial site to pay their respects to the heroes who were on board flight 93 on 9.11, crew members and passengers. >> fought back preventing hijackers from hitting their intended target that day. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversar

where you can see a monument constructed for the victims which used steel from the collapsed world trade center. >>> and of course it is a sol morning overseas in the united kingdom as well. this is a live look at the royal hearse carrying the coffin of queen elizabeth, which is on its way scotland. the queen's coffin left balmoral castle around 2:00 a.m. our time. it is almost finished with its six-hour journey to the cathedral. the hearse has slowed down in towns so that thousands of onlookers could pay their respects. this as we learn more about the details of the queen's funeral, happening next week. nbc's matt bradley reports from london. >> reporter: some really stirring scenes today as this solemn period of mourning continues. we saw what some are calling the fab four -- kate, william, harry, and meghan, two estranged couples, those two brothers, walking around together around windsor castle observing the flowers and bouquets laid for themselves. for royal watchers that was a very big moment of potential reconciliation, but as we all got to see that, the events of the next few days have

i worked in the world trade center. i was out in the long island office. ed at the world trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore 325 liquid-filled aspirin capsule is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore. the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules...amazing! (energetically) you guys are crushing it! see how the 8 grams of healthy protein in land o' frost premium meat gives you energy and keeps you full? let's get those buns toastin' bread. cheese. 10 more. go! ♪ i'm getting shredded! ♪ make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. dan: california is on the verge of a complete electrical failure. governor newsom urged residents to conserve power by using less electricity in their home. ironically giving t

observe the moment of silent to observe the moments that a plane struck the north tower at the world trade centerf terrorist attacks that day that changed the world. people are gathering at the world trade center memorial nowhere man not had ten right now, many of whom lost 11 on this day and 2001. there will be five other moments of silence this morning as well as the traditional reading of the victims names. president biden is currently on his way to the pentagon, where

i worked in the world trade center. i was out in the long island office. ld trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. dan: california is on the verge of a complete electrical failure. governor newsom urged residents to conserve power by using less electricity in their home. ironically giving the speech in the place cold enough that he has a fleece on. this is america. last time i checked. phone check. it's 2022. it's not a third world country where resources need to be rationed yet. the left predictably doubles down on their suicidal energy policy. california already announced it was going to ban the sale of all gas powered vehicles by 2035. but as it heats up he wants to accelerate the suicidal plan. >> we are accelerating that transition to low carbon renewable sources of energy. dan: what's he talking about? the res

tim brown a former fdny first responder he's a survivor of the 2001 terrorist attacks of the world trade centereteran of the new york urban search and rescue team that responded in oklahoma. this man is the real deal and a real hero, of course, he never calls himself that. but he's kind of -- kind enough to join us. >> good morning afternoon it is great to be with you again. we say that heros from all of those incidents are the first responders who paid with their lives. >> what's amazing tim looking back at it might even seem cliche so i apologize for the bravery and port authority workers themselves who is went into those towers many of them knowing very well that they weren't going come out but it was all the about rescuings people. take us back to that. >> so i was in north tower after the first plane hit and i saw my good friend chris blackwell who i worked with this fire department for seven years and i saw him in the lobby of the north tower and i actually kissed him on the lips as i would for my own blood brother because i loved him that much. and he said to me timmy this is really bad.

year-old fdny and 911 reigns leading responder was a 24 year veteran and set to retire and a world trade center first responder and lost her life in a barbaric and completely unprovoked attack and the suspect was arrested and charged with murder. the stabbing was caught on surveillance camera video we are not going to show. on it, lieutenant russo eling seen on a quiet street corner getting lunch not far from her station house and was talking to man out of frame and a man holding a knife approaches and lieutenant falls backwards and stabbed more than 20 times in a matter of seconds. the man knife in hand casually walks away and starts to run and cops say a good samaritan helped in his capture. >> there were two eyewitnesses who knew the perpetrator. one of whom gave chase. members of the hostage negotiating team and emergency service unit were able to talk this person out of the apartment. >> a woman that lived nearby called the alleged attacker a loaner and weird. loner and weird. a published report said he had a history of mental illness and black and purple bunting hang outside the station h

the annual display is for those who lost their lives when the attack hit the world trade center.oday marks 21 years since the attacks on 9/11. this morning, people read the names of those relatives and people killed when the planes hit the twin towers. >> victoria alvarez. >> toma e alvier. >> cesar alviar. dion: the ceremony also included moments of silence when the planes crashed and when the towers collapsed. >> i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, moments, conversations. while the grief receives a bit with time, the permanent absence of my father is as palpable today as it ever was. dion: vice president kamala harris attended today's remembrance. president biden commemorated the anniversary and remembers the events today at the pentagon. he spoke about securing american democracy. >> we have a responsibility to defend, preserve, and protect our democracy, democracy that guarantees the right to freedom that those terrorists at 9/11 thought to bury in the fire, smoke, and ash. that takes a commitment from all of us. dion: on s

let us also remember those who perished at the world trade center and the pentagon on that day, 21 yearsgo. at this time, i ask that you please stand as you are able for the pledge of allegiance, led by captain hearst for brown, commanding officer uss somerset. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. into the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, captain brown. ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. at the end of today's observance, sailors from uss somerset will open the ceremonial gate and salute family members as they enter the sacred ground. named for this county, uss somerset is one of three ships that remember the tragic events of september 11. along with uss arlington and uss new york. we have and are honored to have a large contingency of officers and sailors from the united states navy with us today. thank you all so very much for your service and for being with us today to share in this important observance. this nation relies upon the men and women of all of our military for o

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911 attacks, almost 3000 people died when terrorists, hijacked planes, and flew them into the world trade center towers in new york and the pentagon. now the war in ukraine, russian president vladimir putin as told his french counterpart, manuel mccomb, that the attacks on these upper leisure nuclear power plant could have been catastrophic. ukraine in russia. both blame each other for the shelling with the russian occupied facility. engineers have now shut down its last reactor due to the risk posed by fighting. this comes as a sweeping ukrainian counter offensive has driven russian forces out of dozens of communities in the hockey region. he says that has liberated more than 2000 square kilometers of territory. the operation is ongoing around cities, including is you are clear and could be ask on the roads across the harkey region. scenes of destruction and defeat russian military vehicles. ally attacked and abandoned ukrainian forces have claimed a major victory. advancing swiftly across large areas of enemy held territory, capturing equipment and cutting russian supply lines. although with t

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that is the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center in new york city. >> and this morning, alameda county fire crews who are assisting in the firefight of the mosquito fire took a moment to pay tribute in memory of 9.11, by hanging an american flag at base camp in forest hill, california. cal, fire crews also holding a moment of silence today. all right. we're going to be taking a look now at your 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at downtown san francisco, which is gotten gobbled up by the 5. i feel like we're at 8 o'clock. it was completely clear last hour, little trickling in and now. >> carl fox back with a vengeance. very ominous. those big dark stormy let's take a look at your bay area forecast because that's a sign of changes to come. we're going to track cooler and drier weather in the days ahead. >> live look outside along the embarcadero, bucky ball out there right now shining very brightly this evening and radar for. we're tracking that murray mayor hugging the coastline and it is going to make its way inland a little bit more patchy in natur

in flight 11 struck the north tower of the world trade center and another at nine at 3:00 a.m.o remarks. at the memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. joe biden brought her sister bonnie of light a tenant and recounted the sorrowful pried her sister felt that day they help put down their own plane to save an untold number of lives in the nation's capitol, arthel. >> are right jacqui heinrich live at the white house. eric and i will back at the top of the hour with more. ♪ ♪ she came to mark the 400th anniversary of the jamestown settlement, she was greeted at an enormous welcoming ceremony on the south lawn of the white house. >> you helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial and 1976. [laughter] she gave me a look that only a mother could give a child.ch ilit. [laughter] >> the queen had the last laughr when later t that night she teau bush over the verbal gaffe when she became her eating toast tot the president veryto. >> i wondered if i should start this too is sanguine i was here and in 1776 it. r]aughter] [laughter] [applause] the queen availed the friendshie between the