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00:00:40they carried in their luggage, in
00:00:48A quarter century ago, this country was
00:00:51at ground level with attacked and changed forever, and it promised
00:00:53never to forget, I'm Kate Bowden and we are
00:00:56here from the
00:00:59tribute. 9/11 memorial where almost 3,000 people died
00:01:03in the September 11 attacks and we have one of the people who
00:01:07flag on saved many lives and I'm going to
00:01:09show you live photos from where we are right
00:01:13now, where the towers were at one
00:01:17point, the families will gather this morning to read the names of their loved
00:01:20ones, the lost, Vice President Jays and
00:01:23four of the living former
00:01:27presidents will be here. here at this ceremony as well,
00:01:31at the Pentagon, moments,
00:01:35moments ago,
00:01:37a flag was raised to honor the 144 people who
00:01:41died when the plane crashed at this site, President Trump will be giving
00:01:44a speech a little later this morning and of course in
00:01:49sent it here and the members of Shanksville, Pennsylvania there will be another ceremony to
00:01:53telling us what is happening, what happened at honor the 40 passengers including of United Flight
00:01:5693 who fought against the hijackers.
00:02:00Due to the illnesses they suffered because of the September 11
00:02:03attack, we will be here in Manhattan in the city center to
00:02:07coming up after cover all those moments, we also have other CNN
00:02:11people with us, Brian Todd is live at the
00:02:14Pentagon,
00:02:16we share this day together many times
00:02:20and it's another one of these beautiful days in
00:02:23Manhattan, similar to the day we had
00:02:27society, what 25 years ago and that, tell us what happened.
00:02:32Yes, a quarter of a century ago, I've heard it so many times,
00:02:36people say, well, a quarter of a century has passed since this
00:02:40happened, hearing that seems incredible and
00:02:44one comes here to the place and it's very credible, of
00:02:47course, the gravity of what happened 25 years ago
00:02:51is felt when one is around here in these
00:02:54in this area, the families come as they usually do
00:02:58before the ceremony begins. They place roses
00:03:02it's all here
00:03:05in the fountains that we have as a monument at the
00:03:09site where the World Trade Center was, children also
00:03:13come who weren't even born when this happened
00:03:16so that they have this story, this history
00:03:22resilience then of lesson so that they know what happened 25 years ago, it's difficult not to
00:03:25get emotional and feel affected by all this, it's a ceremony
00:03:29that... being in the history books, for these bells
00:03:33of seven, with seven tolls
00:03:36that will be heard, for the people who have died
00:03:40from respiratory diseases, cancer, all that
00:03:43due to what happened
00:03:46to them that day, even if they survived, the families have
00:03:50fought for this to be integrated into the ceremony and that will happen at
00:03:5312:30, seven bell tolls
00:03:57will be made in honor of those people who... died
00:04:00later, of course, we are waiting, as you mentioned
00:04:04for all the presidents,
00:04:09on the ballot living former presidents, former President Evans, the security is the highest I've
00:04:13seen, once you enter here you can't leave until the ceremony
00:04:16ends or you can't enter if you leave,
00:04:20certainly we hope that all this happens before
00:04:24those tolls happen
00:04:27and when the ceremony begins at...
00:04:308:46 8:46 all these
00:04:35what moments of silence will be marked, we will bring you the reading of the names, Brent is there
00:04:38too, even from above when I'm here,
00:04:42one feels the gravity of this day,
00:04:45I feel like I'm holding back my emotions,
00:04:49because it's hard not to feel affected by what happened
00:04:5325 years ago here, let's talk about security too,
00:04:57so it's the highest security ever seen.
00:05:01We still live in a very dangerous time,
00:05:04yes, dangerous times. Brian, let's talk
00:05:09Welcome to to you, I've said that there's a very nice climate, but... there at the
00:05:13Pentagon this morning it didn't start raining. What's the plan
00:05:16then?
00:05:21Kate, it's sad that we have a
00:05:25storm here, because it's such a grim
00:05:27day. And sad, including the 24 people who
00:05:31work here at the Pentagon. To
00:05:34tell you what's going to happen in a couple of hours at 9 in the morning
00:05:37the ceremony will begin it will begin with a prayer and a
00:05:40religious invocation and then.
00:05:4930 minutes for the reading of the names and then we will finish that before
00:05:539:37, that is the moment when the
00:05:56American Airlines Flight
00:05:5977 crashed
00:06:03the Pentagon, then there will be a moment of silence at 9:37
00:06:07also, but the activities we will have
00:06:11here. preparatory began already
00:06:14at about 7:47, they took out the
00:06:19the west facade, that's the one that was
00:06:23placed on September 12 2001, there's an interesting story
00:06:27about that flag because they've always done it every year,
00:06:30but on September 12 the firefighters were still
00:06:33putting out the fires
00:06:37when
00:06:39they heard that the president wanted to see them... if
00:06:43the commander of the Washington district at that time
00:06:47wanted to place a flag and asked for the largest
00:06:50flag so that it could be seen from Fort
00:06:52Myer. Finally they took out the
00:06:56Garrison flag, which is the longest allowed at military level, they
00:07:01the third infantry of the Arlington Fire
00:07:05Department took out the flag on September 12
00:07:092001, right where the plane had crashed,
00:07:13so it's a very powerful symbol of the destruction that occurred
00:07:16that day, what happened to the United States that day, we have
00:07:20photos that are of the
00:07:24flag and they do it every day, every year, I mean,
00:07:28on September 12, 2001, since then it was up for a month, it wasn't taken down
00:07:32until October 11 and it's in the
00:07:36art museum,
00:07:39so today is full of symbols.
00:08:12And we have tried all the time, history
00:08:16must be, it has to be recounted all the time, told
00:08:19and told, because many people, 100 million Americans
00:08:23who so many children who don't
00:08:26remember their loved ones were too young to know their fathers
00:08:30and mothers who died in the World Trade Center, it's
00:08:34one of those things that reminds us that 25
00:08:38years later there are people who don't even have that personal
00:08:41connection until... now nor that education and cannot tell the
00:08:45story and the symbols are even more important, they
00:08:48become something much more important, yes,
00:08:52of course, we often see it, it becomes a
00:08:56day, of course it's for the families who have lost their loved
00:08:59ones, and perhaps they weren't even
00:09:02born, or an uncle or a relative or anyone
00:09:06had died in those attacks,
00:09:10so many times we see... those things and
00:09:13other people who come here to simply
00:09:17pay their respects, so you had to lead
00:09:20with your daughters, I did it with my son to try to explain to them what this day means and
00:09:24not only what we lost but also all the heroism we
00:09:28saw, how this country united so
00:09:31much, the elections are very important,
00:09:34as we said, the story has to be told, but especially
00:09:38today, of course, bringing.
00:09:43Thank you, we are going to show you live
00:09:46photos of the monument
00:09:50here in New York and we are going to give you all the moments of this
00:09:53morning on CNN, we continue with
00:09:56our special coverage of the September 11 attacks, as
00:10:00Brian mentioned recently, the
00:10:03Garrison flag is displayed
00:10:06at the Pentagon to
00:10:09honor the 184 people who... died this day.
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00:15:34the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
00:15:53placing flowers, you can see of course
00:15:57several official car
00:16:01convoys as officials
00:16:04are arriving, there in Pennsylvania we also have a
00:16:07ceremony for the passengers of Flight 93 in
00:16:11Pennsylvania,
00:16:14they forced the hijackers to crash
00:16:17the plane in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
00:16:21instead of taking it to Washington D.C.,
00:16:2533 passengers and their crew died for their
00:16:28heroism. Danny Freeman is in
00:16:31Shanksville, Danny had the pleasure of
00:16:35being there in that place.
00:16:38It feels otherworldly, the
00:16:42winds that pass through that field, tell me,
00:16:45tell me what's going to happen today
00:16:47there,
00:16:51I think anyone who has been here feels a
00:16:54lot of emotion, this place where United
00:16:58Flight 93 crashed 25 years ago in the field behind
00:17:02me, of course there is great sadness, reflection, but mainly.
00:17:05a great gratitude to those
00:17:09passengers and crew members, as you know that
00:17:12finally eh, they rebelled and
00:17:16prevented the attack that day, all those years
00:17:19ago. Kate, I want to tell you what we are going to see today, we are going to
00:17:22start at 8:30, 38, here in the field
00:17:26where the attack happened, it will be
00:17:29sung, there will be of course the reading of the names
00:17:32and of course the bells
00:17:35of... and Kate is
00:17:39within continuing to tell this
00:17:42story, as we have said this
00:17:44morning, Flight
00:17:4793 left New Jersey that day and
00:17:51was going to San Francisco when it was hijacked and the
00:17:54passengers there in that plane found out
00:17:58that a terrorist attack was perhaps going to happen,
00:18:01so they voted among themselves whether they were going to
00:18:04attack the cockpit or not and. to
00:18:08prepare this terrorist attack to prevent this attack, this
00:18:11finally resulted in the
00:18:15hijackers crashing the plane there,
00:18:18so the theme of this
00:18:21ceremony of remembrance is not to pass it on to
00:18:25that which has to do with Edward Portofelt who was
00:18:29there, listen to how his brother Gordon
00:18:32really remembered his brother a couple of
00:18:36days ago, listen. what he said about the importance for the next
00:18:39generation of what happened here, we are not going to be here to tell this
00:18:43story at some point, we will do it
00:18:45for as long as possible, but someone has to tell it
00:18:49to the next generation and we hope that we have the story, the
00:18:53place and everything set up so that
00:18:55then the story of heroism and
00:18:59the collective action of those brave people will be remembered
00:19:03forever in
00:19:03perpetuity.
00:19:09And certainly they will do it and finally this afternoon we hope to
00:19:12hear from the governor and the Secretary of the
00:19:15Interior,
00:19:20more is coming from the field, thank you for telling us that story, I was going to
00:19:24ask you because the heroism of Flight
00:19:27593 is one of those that should be told over and over again, thank you,
00:19:31thank you very much, we are going to continue with all the
00:19:34moments
00:19:37this morning. Thank you, we will show you live photos from
00:19:40Manhattan
00:19:42and then we will return with our coverage of the 25th
00:19:46anniversary of the September 11 attacks, after a brief pause.
00:20:21I'm Juan Carlos López, welcome to Clash of Opinions,
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00:20:28what do we know is said in
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00:20:46Ukraine, seeing and narrating the stories of some
00:20:50of these thousands of refugees has undoubtedly been very difficult,
00:20:53but also necessary, it is that narrating their
00:20:57stories has served to dimension the
00:21:00drama of this war, to convey the pain it is
00:21:04causing among so many innocent people,
00:21:07however, something that has surprised me a lot has been the
00:21:11fortitude with which these people crossed the
00:21:14border, they did not shed a single tear unless we
00:21:18asked them about what they had left behind, their
00:21:21families, their belongings, but to
00:21:24that add also that the extra
00:21:30the few suitcases they carried with them, was
00:21:33hope. Live from Mexico
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00:21:43a city and the hope of a people determined
00:21:47to rise again. twice and we never thought it would become
00:21:50a category five and to understand what is
00:21:54happening, let's go with my colleague Ione Molinares to
00:21:57Washington, the explosion we can see the dimension
00:22:00it had to take away the entire facade, we listen to the
00:22:04protagonists, they mocked us as mothers
00:22:08and fathers of the 43, where she lived
00:22:11a bomb fell, we are about to board this Mexican air force
00:22:15plane heading to Romania to have a plane.
00:22:18complete mission, we are here as
00:22:21migrants to progress and make this country grow, there are great stories to know
00:22:25and many perspectives to analyze. Perspectives
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00:22:33I am Mexican-British,
00:22:36I have been practicing journalism for 20 years in Mexico
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00:24:40From Ground Zero we have coverage,
00:24:44we'll be back with that shortly, but first President Trump is
00:24:47closing his convention on
00:24:50Wednesday telling those attending to
00:24:54vote and is saying that he is also
00:24:59here look how he told them so
00:25:02please raise your
00:25:04right
00:25:07hand I swear
00:25:11to the greatest and best
00:25:14president in U.S. history that I will go
00:25:18out with my family, with my
00:25:21friends, I will do it anyway, no matter if I am
00:25:25registered or not to vote, I will try to cheat as
00:25:29much as I can anyway, here
00:25:31we have Christian Holmes, our senior
00:25:35correspondent, everyone laughs right,
00:25:38he calls himself the best president and says to cheat no matter what, but what matters is
00:25:42that yes, he asks them,
00:25:45he is very concerned about the midterm elections,
00:25:49it seems. President Trump says that's an
00:25:52oath, what I hear is that he is begging
00:25:55everyone to do it and that's the message that Republicans had a couple
00:25:59of days ago, Republicans have to show up.
00:26:02vote in November if the Republican Party is going to have
00:26:06a chance to win, as you know, he made them, he
00:26:09asked them to swear, he asked them to swear this
00:26:13and he promised them $5 if they won the Senate and the
00:26:16House, I don't know how this works he also said the
00:26:19following, you know what happens if you don't
00:26:23vote, you go to hell,
00:26:27you know, it's fine, you go to
00:26:30hell and I don't want that to happen. So please go
00:26:34vote.
00:26:36It's true, Sara, that in general, in the past, what we have
00:26:40seen is that when the president is on the ballot, on the ballot, he
00:26:43energizes his base and encourages
00:26:46Republicans to vote. It's not known if this tactic he has with this
00:26:50midterm convention works or not. There are 53 days left until
00:26:54we have the election results. And I want to touch a
00:26:57little on the topic of J.D. Vance, because he was the main speaker
00:27:00last night and he was more disciplined.
00:27:32side of politics, so it seems he recognized it on the
00:27:36stage, second in the possibility that
00:27:3948, that it was sung that 48 that
00:27:43means the 48th president,
00:27:46to give him the possibility of him having that impulse not to
00:27:50go as president, thank you Christian Holmes for
00:27:55the first Republican
00:27:58convention John, these are live photos
00:28:00of the 9/11 tribute,
00:28:04we have special coverage of the September 11 attacks,
00:28:09the break.
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