i don t know what s going on. there s debris coming towards our window. and he said, i don t want anyone to get hit by anything. you gotta come back. so we came back and i was crying. and then people started calling in to ask if we were okay. - [narrator] this is the first time joann and kathleen have heard their father s voice from the morning of september 11th. - [jerry] what happened? - [unidentified man] yeah, a plane crashed into a building. - [jerry] holy (beep). it s right here, i m looking at it. everybody s running here. - [unidentified man] yeah it s right outside. - [jerry] holy (beep). let me call you right back, yeah. - [narrator] when the towers were hit, jerry immediately picks up the phone and tries to reach his daughters. (phone ringing) - [jerry] yeah, joanne scully, please. - oh! - [unidentified woman] let me see if she s in. hold on, please. - [jerry] okay. - [operator] i don t believe she s in yet. - [jerry] okay. this is important, okay? this is her dad. - [uni
afghanistan including pentagon spending as well as state department so when you think of it that way throughout the last 20 years it is shocking last 20 years it is shocking but is not surprising (patriotic drum music) - [narrator] it was a day that changed the world forever. on the morning of september 11th, 2001. 19 terrorists hijacked four commercial airliners. they flew them into the world trade center, the pentagon and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. nearly 3,000 people were killed that day. it was an attack that would reshape national security and foreign policy in the united states for decades to come. now, 20 years and countless stories later, this is a story that has never been told. on that day, near the south tower at one world financial.
which i don t think anybody knew what they were until last year. and then here we are again wearing a mask for a whole different reason. but there s the document that i wrote myself a couple of days after. just documenting everything i can remember. (phone dialing) (phone ringing) - [unidentified man] good day. - [unidentified man] what s up? we are with the abn group. abn (indistinct) - [unidentified man] does that say (indistinct)? - [unidentified man] yeah. yeah. - [unidentified man] you did see the (indistinct) for bloomingdale, right? - well, traders always get in early. so, where a lawyer might get into the office more like like 9:30, 10-ish, traders were always usually at their desk. some of them, when i did international stuff, we d have to be in the office by 6:30. - on the morning of september 11th, it was just a typical day. it was kind of like today, was kind of cool. the skies were crystal blue. - it was strange cause i was on the desk and we heard this boom.
which i don t think anybody knew what they were until last year. and then here we are again wearing a mask for a whole different reason. but there s the document that i wrote myself a couple of days after. just documenting everything i can remember. (phone dialing) (phone ringing) - [unidentified man] good day. - [unidentified man] what s up? we are with the abn group. abn (indistinct) - [unidentified man] does that say (indistinct)? - [unidentified man] yeah. yeah. - [unidentified man] you did see the (indistinct) for bloomingdale, right? - well, traders always get in early. so, where a lawyer might get into the office more like like 9:30, 10-ish, traders were always usually at their desk. some of them, when i did international stuff, we d have to be in the office by 6:30. - on the morning of september 11th, it was just a typical day. it was kind of like today, was kind of cool. the skies were crystal blue. - it was strange cause i was on the desk and we heard this boom.
foundation, frank siller. he has been honoring for two decades his brother stephen siller, firefighter in new york who laid his life down. frank, thank you for taking time to join us. happy fourth of july weekend to you. tell us what you re doing to mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11. well, we re doing a lot of things, and most importantly, we want the make sure we never forget. so i m doing a walk called the never forget walk. i ll be start on august 1st from the pentagon. i ll be walking to shanksville, pennsylvania, where, of course, you know flight 93 where the famous line, let s roll, the saying, and then from there i m going to be the walking in to new york city, to grown zero, arriving on the morning of september 11th, 2021. and i ll be walking through that tunnel like my brother ran through 20 years ago with 60 pounds on his back the go save people. he came out the the other side d the people and our tunnel to