jimmie d. peter alexander buy felt. william g. biggert. brian eugene bill shirr. carl vincent binny. my nehf nephew. joined by his mother two years ago. i stood there that night and saw the wreckage and knew i would never see you alive again and something came to me, this voice i could hear him saying uncle joe, that s awesome. i thought how much he loved me and i asked why. the answer came, that i have to live the life and be the man that he loved so much and that s what our loved ones leave us with. god bless. [applause] my uncle, edward james wright the third. uncle teddy, with each year that goes by we love and mills you more and more. we re so proud of you and you are truly an american hero. bill: morning, america. it is that day again, 9/11. in new york city families mark 22 years since america came under attack. has it really been 22 years? good morning, everyone. welcome on this monday morning in new york city. i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino.
the third hour of fox and friends starts right now. good monday morning. we are kicking off this 8:00 hour by showing live footage of the memorial in pennsylvania. we show said the flag at the pentagon and a lot of coverage at ground zero, where 22 years ago terrorists attacked america. flight 93 with the passengers, and we knew we were at war when the second plane was hit and the pentagon, as well. beautiful in lower manhattan. today marks 22 years since the attack shook the nation. i had a chance on the 20th to go out to the memorial, flight 93, in the middle of nowhere. there was a school nearby. can you imagine if that plane hit the school on top of that? they hit an empty field, i think field 93 was looking for an empty field and had to spot what they could from the building. the passage, find out who did it and clean up downtown. they quickly cleaned up. what are we going to do downtown? go to an empty pit. we got a design. who is going to pay for it? building
right now and she s doing great. say hello to golly for us. i love you. bill: live look at ground zero. family members and victims reading names of those lost with those personal touches that we hear every time this year. we await a moment of silence right now, marking the instant that united airlines flight 175 struck the south tower of the world trade center. that s where we start this morning as we move through this event together as a nation. welcome here to our coverage. i m bill hemmer. how are you, martha? martha: i m doing fine. good morning bill. good morning everybody. i m martha maccallum. as we all remember 11 years later 9:03 a.m., september 11th, 2001 was the moment the second plane hit the towers. the moment many of us realized clearly our nation was under attack. on this day of remembrance we ll bring you the somber moments from ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania and some of the memories what is good in some ways about the strength and cou