5:00ment we ll see you back here in 30 captioning sponsored by cbs l rings ) september 11, 2001. you will remember this day as long as you live. barnett: 20 years after the attack on america, the nation refuse a sacred vow, to never forget. the thousands of innocent victims and the heroes who lost their lives saving others. these americans were brave, strong, and united in ways that shocked the terrorists. barnett: also tonight, why the accused architect of the attacks has yet to stand trial. the latest from guantanamo bay. plus, inside afghanistan with the taliban back in power.
web page. what i sully said was there is a lot of technology out there now that can disable phones and we are looking at that. a number of cell technology innovators came to our distracted driving summit here in washington and presented their technology, and that s one way. but you have to have good laws, you have to have good enforce 0ment and you have to have people take personal responsibility. that s the bottom line. you left this off your web page and i m quoting. i think it will be done, i think the technology is there and i think you re going to see the technology become adaptable in automobiles to disable these cell phones. we need to do a lot more if we are going to save lives. just a fact check, you did say that. will they do that, still unclear, megyn. megyn: interesting. all right trace, thank you. thousands of doctors and seniors are facing one very big risk when it comes to this healthcare overall, and congress has electric had a chance to fix it