what are your thoughts this morning personally? it s as if it were yesterday. it touches my heart like it does so many others. it was a beautiful, crisp day and now once again here we are 15 years later. the best thing about this is that this city is reviving. there are buildings around here. people live here. they work here. there s a thriving place and it s a tribute to many who lost their lives. many said this morning that that this proves that the terrorist did not win. americans don t cower in fear, instead they re living their lives and living their lives fully and remembering those who died. willie? rehema ellis near ground zero, thank you. turning to the campaign trail, hillary clinton forced to apologize after saying that half of donald trump s supporters fit into a quote basket of deplorables. hallie jackson has more. reporter: good morning. only a partial apology from hillary clinton after she made the comments at a fund-raiser in front of supporters on
what are your thoughts this morning personally? it s as if it were yesterday. it touches my heart like it does so many others. it was a beautiful, crisp day and now once again here we are 15 years later. the best thing about this is that this city there are buildings around here. people live here. they work here. there s a thriving place and it s a tribute to many who lost their lives. many said this morning that that this proves that the terrorist did not win. americans don t cower in fear, instead they re living their lives and living their lives fully and remembering those who died. willie? trail, hillary clinton forced to apologize after saying that half of donald trump s supporters fit into a quote basket of deplorables. hallie jackson has more. reporter: good morning. only a partial apology from hillary clinton after she made the comments at a fund-raiser in front of supporters on friday night. listen to what she said. you could put half of trump s supporters i
my hometown lost 11 people. you know my mom was able to speak to him on the phone. whip able to recover him and bring him home and just thought a lot of people did not get that. she has his wedding ring. yeah i m wearing it. wow. yeah, that s really nice. that s incredible. that story smith ahead. now, to ground zero after covering 15 years ago and she is there again this morning. reporter: good morning. a ceremony today remembering those that died 15 years ago and reading the names of the nearly 3,000 that died. there s six moments of silence to mark the times that the planes hit the world trade of silence in rebem brans of those that died. i mentioned that you were there that day and you rushed down and covered it the days and weeks after wards. what are your thoughts? it s as if it were yesterday. it touches my heart like many others. it was a beautiful crisp day and now here we are 15 years later. the best thing is that the city is people live here and
for. my hometown of new jersey lost 12 people. i ll head home to spend time with my next-door neighbor who lost her mom and a great family friend that lost his dad. my mom was able to speak to him on the phone. we actually were able to recover him and bring him home. the thought that a lot of people didn t get that. you got his wedding ring, right? actually, i m wearing it. you re wearing it. which is actually really nice. that s incredible. yeah. that story and harry smith ahea zero. rehema ellis covered the story from downtown 15 years ago and is there again this morning. rehema, good morning. reporter: good morning, willie. the ceremony here at ground zero will take place amid heavy security. there will be silence and ringing of bells to commemorate each one of the events that happened on that tragic day starting at 8:46 when the first plane struck the north tower and the south tower. at 9:37 a plane hit the pentagon, at 9:59 the south tower fell. at 10:0
we begin with new health concerns for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. this morning secretary clinton was at a memorial service at new york s ground zero. republican presidential nominee donald trump was also there. about 90 minutes in mrs. clinton left saying she felt overheated. before she was taken to her daughter apartment. a daughter captured mrs. clinton appearing woozy and losing balance as she was escorted into her suv. a short time later she emerged from her daughter s apartment. how are you feeling? i m feeling great. feeling great. ninan: dr. jon lapook is our chief medical correspondent. dr. lapook, what do you see in sh video. reporter: first it s important to point out i m not mrs. clinton s physician and i m trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. but what i see in this video is someone unstedy and wobbly but conscience on a hot and humid day in new york city like today, a likely possibility is something relativ