cc to resume shortly reporter pkg-as follows the freedom tower now stands taller here, than the twin towers did. and near a glittering monument of resiliance the memorial to nearly three thousand americans killed in the deadliest terror attack on u-s soil, exactly 15 years ago today. commemorations of a solemn anniversary began days ago. on friday a parade to honor first responders, and a ceremony here in lower manhattan. (jeh johnson/homeland security secretary) on each 9/11, each year, we look back and reflect. in washington, at the justice department (loretta lynch/u.s. attorney general) a decade and a half has elapsed since 9/11. this is hard to believe, but it has. and on the steps of the u-s capitol (nats) echoing a moment of unity in the wake of tragedy, 15 years ago. (nats) a cnn-orc poll released friday finds americans more angry and more fearful when they reflect on the events of 9/11 now, than five years ago. but this day is defined by remembrance. (
of names, read out by their families. nats nearly 3-thousand names. sot obama - fifteen years may seem like a long time, but for president obama offered a eulogy. sot obama 09:43:49 perhaps it s the memory of a last kiss given goodbye to a mother or father, a sister or a brother. we wonder how their lives might have unfolded, how their dreams might have taken shape. the last words fiona havlish has from her husband was a voicemail from the 101st floor of the south tower. sot (mother) fh: he said honey, i m trying to get out of the building as soon as i get out i ll call you on your cell. four they found a way to move on. but flew back from their new home in colorado, determined to be here. remembrance but also a day of resolve? fh: it is but it can also be a day of forgiveness. it can be a day of forgiveness // that was david wright reporting. in shanksville, pennsylvania a ceremony to honor the victims who lost their live on flight 93. a moment of silence before a
gina? christopher we are still the only media right in front of starbucks here .. we can see investigators inside interviewing witnesses and trying to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. moments ago i just interviewed a guy who says he was inside starbucks when this all went down. between his testimony and what police are saying - it sounds like there were a few minutes of complete chaos inside the coffee shop. calls inii this being a hostage situation because of the way witnesses described laying on the floor while the shooter was screaming and yelling and shooting. he just stood up and then began shooting and said put your hands up and then shot the other gentleman a few times and uh it was just terror at that moment that man you just heard from says he ran over to the victim to try and perform cpr amd save his life...but he was how this homicide could have turned even more deadly. reporting live gina lazara 13 action news new at 6 we re getting a chance to he
saying there s a crazy guy with a gun...he s yelling and screaming saying he s gonna shoot everybody witnesses describe it like a hostage situation. everyone dropping to the floor..hiding from the gunman scanner traffic 7-14 if you could instruct them to stay low in the building one woman says her daughter was at the drive-thru window when gun fire erupted. kim plank, mom of witness she said guy came in with a gun...she got down.and then when she had a second...she jumped out the window of the drive thru medin says he knew it was all over when the gunman looked at all the other customers. but his gun jammed after he tried to reload so he didnt try to shoot anybody else so everybody else was safe that witness you just heard from a few times says he also tried to perform cpr on the victim.but had no luck. police say the suspect has criminal history and should not have been carrying a gun this afternoon. gina lazara 13 action news local police say they are on high alert
tooth decay is the single national epidemic is appalachia. 13-action news meets a hero he s using his own money to care for more than 43-thousand kids and their teeth. reporter pkg-as follows (music) i was born and raised i ve been here all my life. it s a special place but there s jaw-dropping poverty too. people are in great need. (nats) i ve been practicin dentistry 27 years. when i was first starting. i saw a lot of patients who hadn t seen a dentist before. i would see a lot of kids who had a mouth full of rotting teeth. it was heartbreaking to see these kids who were in pain. they wouldn t smile. (music) once i was exposed to we turned a trailer into a mobile dental clinic. we go to the schools. we see any children who want to be seen. (nats) we provide free checkups. (nats) and get them some education, early on. (nats) if you do the preventative work, stay healthy as they get older. (nats) we travel all across kentucky. (nats) i do follow-up care in my