As we have been watching all morning, the families joining us down at the memorial reading the names, every single name of a life lost on 9 11 will be read at that service. Also six moments of silence observed, another one coming up here in just a few minutes. The stories vary depending on who you talked to. For some it is cathartic. Sarah fisher was 4 years old when her father was killed on 9 11. Shes 17 now. This helps her feel closer to her dad. For others like the aldermans who lost their son peter at 38, they dont want to be down here, its too hard. They listen every year for his name to be read. Its unimaginable its been 13 years in time since this happened. Also, if we can pan up and show the shot of the incredible resolve that is in focus when you look at 1 World Trade Center that was rebuilt. It will reopen later this year. That shows what this country, this city, these people stand for, that we cannot be defeated. Also some nice things to note. Today at 6 00 p. M. Eastern for
Combat troops as he has said. All along over the last couple months. But more troops are heading to the region. Lets get a breakdown of everything the president said, what the strategy is from jim acosta. A long day for you yesterday. Live at the white house for us. Jim, what more did we learn from the president on what hes going to do now . Kate, on this anniversary of 9 11, the president says there is no isis threat against the u. S. Homeland. But he came out talking tough, announcing his decision to order air strikes on isis and syria, and the questions have begun on how hell get the job done. My fellow americans compass a cautious commanderinchief no more, rolling the dice with an ambitious plan to wipe out isis. Our objective is clear we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive and sustained counterterrorism strategy. The president s biggest leap ramping up air strikes on iraq and sir gentleman. We will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever
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