here, the annual memorial. we will see president obama here with the first lady tomorrow. healther? heather: moving to hear every one of those names repeated. thank you so much, laura. we appreciate your coverage. live from shanksville, pennsylvania for us. gregg: today, the nation s leaders are wor looking back at theer thor attacks on september 11. one service planned tomorrow at the site where most of the victims lost their lives. earlier, we heard from president obama, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. former president george w. bush also visited shanksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. peter doocy reports from washington. reporter: president george w. bush laid a wreath this morning at the spot where americaner alines flight 77 hit the pentagon almost ten years ago. his wife laura by his side. president bush paused and reflected back before departing. also at the ceremony next to the pentagon 9/11 stone,
for our country, an incalculable gift. reporter: and of course that is former president bill clinton and we heard from george w. bush both here today. during that speech today in front of thousands of visitors a very important announcement was made from president clinton. as we ve been reporting on fox, this memorial is only in the first phase of being completed. there is still $10 million that needs to be raised. as former president clinton he announced he was going to start a bipartisan effort with john boehner to help raise the money. that is brand-new news. and i m jordan with the president of the flight family 93 organization. thank you so much for joining us. that was news, too? it was a shock but we are thrilled that president clinton, we ll be joining with the
general petraeus told me they had the drone strikes that have taken out a lot of their mid-level management. al-qaeda 1.0 lacks like it s on his death trost but then there is al-qaeda 2.0. that is the franchise in somalia, yemen, other parts of the world and they are trying to jockey for the legacy to be the heirs of bin laden. then al-qaeda 3.0 which is what we worry about now. gregg: americans are feeling pretty good. it s been ten years, no attacks. are you that confident? we have gotten pretty darn good at a couple of things. we have traced down the money. we stopped money flows. without the money, they can t have the organization and the timeline to do a big september 11 attack. we have gotten the nypd state-of-the-art. we also i think amazingly got all of america is ready to see something and say something. to me, though, the real worry is will they go in to the next phase and do something like a dirty bomb.
been hit. i had only eight months earlier written articles about al-qaeda and the threat it posed to us and far away place osama bin laden. why hadn t i tried harder, it was terrible day. heather: that takes to us next poll. they think that the u.s. is safer than it was before 9/11. that is good news. that number is higher than last year slightly but lower than it was back in 2004. so judy, i ll begin with you, why do you think the discrepancy is there? i think people understand that the threat itself it has spread like a virus. you can t be hundred percent safe. what we have to concentrate, we have to prevent the next attack but when and if it occurs to remain resilient and to snap
tight in both cities. joining us now k.t. mcfarland, fox news security analyst, host of fox news live. how serious is this? you have to act as if it s very serious. but there are three parts to it. it s a specific threat. in other words, we know three guys, car bomb, new york, washington. it s from a reliable and credible source. somebody who has been square with us in the past. but it s unconfirmed. but you have to track it down as if it s serious. i look back and say well, you know, al-qaeda has to do something right now. because for ten years, we really haven t heard from them. they haven t had a big splash attack since madrid. this is really their last opportunity to show they re relevant. al-qaeda has changed. gregg: that was my question. is al-qaeda irrelevant? think of it as al-qaeda is 1.0 al-qaeda is bin laden. he is dead, right? a lot of his deputies are dead. when i was in afghanistan,