recognized because of their covert status. it s those stars on the wall and those individuals who i knew very well personally and worked with who gave their lives, and i think that s something we always have to remember. we didn t do everything perfectly over the last 20 years, but i must say the fact that we prevented another horrific attack from al qaeda in the homeland here really is testament to the tremendous patriotism, skill and courage of so many men and women over so many years. thank you so much. stephanie and ali in new york, back to you. thank you to both of you. of course we ll be spending the next couple of hours together. it is just past the top of the hour, 12:00 noon as we continue special coverage of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack. all morning we ve been watching the poignant and moving images from the memorials that are taking place to mark this day. we saw president biden and first lady jill biden at ground zero this morning, along
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Canada, like toronto or montreal, and certainly didn t expect to be in gander when they closed all of the u.s. airspace. captain bass, you just heard the former white house chief of staff say something really interesting, that on that day everybody around the world sort of said we re americans or expressed some sort of fealty or solidarity with americans. that s kind of what you experienced in gander. those folks took you in and made you part of the fabric. i mean, when 7,000 people land in a town of 9,000 people, i guess they have no choice but to make you part of the fabric. but they did that well, at least according to the play and the tv show about it. is that what happened? it s exactly what happened. and i think the mayor of gander, claude elliot, says it so perfectly. on day one we were 7,000 strangers, on day three they had