[reading of names] it is that day again, september 11th, 20 years later. Over the next two hours, we ll embrace two decades of death and life, and we ll reflect on the last 27 days in kabul. You will hear many of the names, the names we promised to never forget as we say good morning from ground zero. I m bill hemmer on this 9/11 yet again. Dana: and i m dana perino. It s an honor to be here. We are coming to you live where 20 years ago america came under attack. Bill: it started with disbelief and ended with a unified national resolve, and within days we moved to hunt down the terrorists that murdered nearly 3,000 in cold blood. Dana: the evil did not discriminate. The victims were men, women and children of all races and religions. Bill: some of them were going to work, boarding flights, others were fighting to save lives, losing their own in the process that morning. Dana: right now in new york city we are approaching our second moment of silence at 9:03 eastern. That s when flight
Pennsylvania field after passengers and crew on board try today regain control from the hijackers and the braver and daring effort to fight back against radical islamic terrorism. Hello, everyone, welcome to fox news live coming to you live from the memorial site, we call it ground zero in lower manhattan. Ia, arthel. Arthel: i m arthel neville. A monohonnorring all the selfless acts on that day. She was flight attendant from flight on north tower. It was also a time where many people acted above and beyond the ordinary as we carried these 20 years forward, i find continuing appreciation, all of those who rose to be more than ordinary people. Arthel: we have live fox team coverage bryan llenas in pennsylvania, jennifer griffin is at the pentagon but we begin with laura ingle who is in lower manhattan. Laura. Ceremonies to mark the 20year anniversary taking place here in new york and all across the country. Paying tribute to those we lost while honoring and remembering them today and gi
Ring of silver bell marking moment of silence as hundreds gathered in memorial in new york city. Among them president biden and the first lady along with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. Ceremonies also held at the pentagon and in thanksville, pennsylvania where a fourth plane crashed in an empty field after passengers fought back against hijackers. On this day of refer reins many are sharing the stories and how the attacks changed their lives forever. Baseball legend roger clemens was schedule today pitch for the yankees on that faithful day, he will join us later this hour. First, though, fox team coverage and bryan llenas, but we begin with laura ingle in new york city. Laura. So many came to step right in the spot where the twin towers stood as they honored and remember those lost 20 years ago today. Approximately 8500 people attended the ceremony at the national 911 memorial and museums. Bells tolled at the exact moment each tower was struck and as tradition the na
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