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until the unimaginable happened. the plane has crashed into one of the towers there. innocence lost. a minute of silence. they kept saying a terrorist attack, a terrorist attack. 20 years later you think that day affected your life, who you are today? i wanted to leave sarasota after high school. not many people would have thought i would have become a cop. i ve had my stumbles, you know. i ve been to prison twice. it s always going to be a part of our lives. there is only 16 of us with him. we get to be the people that tell the story. tonight, their stories in a cnn special report. front row to history, the 9/11 classroom. hello, i m victor blackwell. most of us remember where we were on september 11th, 2001. i was in college, and i remember clearly walking into class and seeing my professor fixated on a tv. his hand was over his mouth, and i looked at the tv, and i saw smoke billowing from a skyscraper. at that moment, that was all i kn ....
ceecee ross lyles steven lamancia donald freeman. kevin w. yokeham. presidents past and present paying tribute today. we remember your loss we share your sorrow george bush s emotional call for a return to civility the new developments today in the war fought in 9/11 s wake, and the new divisions in the country as we face a new threat two decades after we all united in the face of another one, a nation forever changed by that day tonight the country fulfills its promise to never forget. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. america remembers 20 years later. good evening, everyone the gleaming buildings that have risen here at the world trade center site have erased the physical scars of destruction from two decades ago, but today on this 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks we confronted the depths of the unhealed wounds to our hearts. unspeakable loss, moments that will never be, and wounds to our collective sense of safety and security tod ....
innocence lost. join me in a moment of silence. he kept saying a terrorist attack, a terrorist attack. 20 years later. so you think that day affected your life, who you are today? not many people would have thought i would have become a cop. i ve had my stumbles, you know, i ve been to prison twice. it s always going to be a part of our lives. there was only 16 of us with him. we get to be the people that tell the story. tonight, their stories in a cnn special report. front row to history, the 9/11 classroom. hello, i m victor blackwell. most of us remember where we were on september 11th, 2001. i was in college, and i remember clearly walking into class and seeing my professor fixated on a tv. his hand was over his mouth, and i looked at the tv, and i saw smoke billowing from a skyscraper. at that moment, that was all i knew. i also remember seeing the president surrounded by young school kids that morning. we later learned that president george ....
administration, they are cooperating with the u.s. so far. so much so the biden national security labeled the taliban quote business like and professional. meantime it has been two decades without a conviction for the accused architect of the attacks. he and four others are involved in pre-trial hearings this week at guantanamo bay, cuba military prison known as gitmo. a prison that now four administrations have said they would eventually close. it has not closed and gitmo is where pentagon reporter lucas tomlinson is tonight, good evening, lucas. good evening, bret. 20 years after 9/11, there has still not been a trial for those accused of planning it including mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed pre-trial hearings dragging on near a l.a. decade at the u.s. death penalty case held exexclusively here at guantanamo bay, cuba. granted access inside the maximum security courtroom along 10 family members of 9/11 victims, all sitting behind thick reinforced glass. 15 years ....
can this is a reasonable question to ask. i wonder how you defend that point. sure, this was raised by a group of doctors in texas, one of the states that is seeing very heavy use of their i.c.u. beds, about the role of the vaccination should play. it shouldn t be ever the only factor, but it should be one factor because we know that if you re unvaccinated, the chance of severe infection and death is higher, that that is one of the ingredients in making triage decisions. but even when they published this idea of maybe considering vaccination status as one of the factors, there was a lot of blowback, including from other doctors and care givers about what it would do to the doctor/patient relationship if you started having asking patients as they come to the hospital to give them your status as a reason to treat them or not. fair enough. i mean, listen, the data is clear. vaccination saves lives, keeps you out of those hospital beds. but the fact is in health car ....