some of this pipe was laid in 1948. others in the 50s. it raises questions that we certainly are goingo deal with. a call for answers. what caused a giant fireball that killed at least four people in california and obliterated an entire neighborhood? plus, this soldier risked his life to save a wounded comrade from bng captured by enemy forces. he ll be awarded the top military honor. we want you to be a part of the conversation. send us aer message on ttter or facebook. follow us on twitter and check out my blog. cnn.com/don. look for me on foursquare, too. [ female announcer ]
course of their lives changed, that s for gsure. these young people can find support in tuesday s children, a group created for them in the wake of the attacks. david wield is a director of tuesday s children along with two members of the group who lost their father, john fisher, in t world trade center on 9/11. thanks for joining us on this day, they. anniversary. david, tell us what tuesday s children is all about. well, tuesday s childn was started in the wake of 11 by family members that were actually sitting in the audience of the congregation of a funeral service for one of thest famili. the priest asked, who s going to stand up for the children of 9/11 and see them through adulthood and people in the congregation stood up. some of them were the founders of 9/11. our mission is to see our children straight through to adulthood. it is the last remaining charity
i think people are going to try and stop it. i thought my idea could be a way that everybody benefits, except me because i don t even like the location, you want to know the truth. it s one of the worst locations i d have. more on that story later on cnn. the camera on the dashboard of a police car gives a front seat view to a bus hijacking. inka kansas city, kansas, the hijacker forced the drir off the bus. six re people escaped before the manook off alone. officers apprehended him 30 minutes later when a tire on the bus caught fire ending the ase. the lawyer for an american hiker detained in iran says her family s emotions are, quote, being abused. on thursday, iranian authorities said sarah shourd would be freed this weekend but they cancelled her release. the hikers were taken for allegedly crossing from iraq to iran. tehran accused them of being
at ground zero to honor the rescuers and those who d died o that terrible day. we could ve gone a more traditional route. . but it wouldn t have been nearly amemorable. concierge claim centers. so i can just drop off my car and you ll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i m stuck at the office? if you can t come to us, we ll come to you in one of our immediate response vehicles!
twos years after he was beaten. the jury awarded king $3.8 million. the two reportedly met for pizza shortly after the trial, but only got together a few months ago. there s still no memorial or taseum at ground zero nine years after the attack, but gary marlin susan is tired of waiting. he washe official photographer for the new york firefighters union in the recovery effort. he pulled together images and artifacts to create his own tribute. and cnn producer dana garret takes us inside. here you go. put those . ground zero museum workshop features 100 images and arfacts from the ground zero recovery period. we re arguably the smallest museum in new york city. people come from all over the world to listen to these stories to gain a greater understanding of what life was like inside ground zero. for six months, i was at ground zero documenting about 19 hours