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Alternative than whatever hell was going on inside those towers at 2500 degrees of fahrenheit. last was to hold her skirt down before she killed herself. she wasn t supposed to be in the fight. we are supposed to be in the fight. that s where we are going. ainsley: my gosh. single mom, you know she is desperate if she does that rob it, comes full circle when i watch that video. i know what happened there at ground zero. you go around the world and you kill the man who is responsible for this and then the shirt you wore is right there on ground zero. hats off to you. thank you. you are a hero. mr. kerik, when you knew the first plane hit the tower. you rushed down there. the second tower was hit 17 minutes later. and that s when you arrived. tell us what that day was like. my first when the plane first hit tower one. i was in my office. i got down to the seven world where our command center was. i was trying to get in there. but there were people jumping from tower 1. and i got ou
Music industry. a lawyer for john hinckley jr. is asking a federal court for permission to move to california. hinckley spent decades in a mental hospital after he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1982. right now hinckley lives with his mother in virginia. prosecutors says allowing him to relocate would give the government great cause. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: thanks, jillian. brian: today americans nationwide pay tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives killed on september 11th. those 9/11 attacks 18 years ago. our coverage continues now pete hegseth live at the freedom tower ahead of this morning s ceremony that kicks off in about 45 minutes. steve? pete: it does kick off here as well as at the pentagon and pennsylvania. i will tell you this right at this time 18 years ago flight 11 took off. flight 11 was the first flight to hit the north tower and when you look
Came in banging on the door and they said a plane just hit tower 1. this is where tower 2 was at the time. i m standing in front of building. there was this enormous explosion above me. i could hear them yelling that a second aircraft had just hit tower 2. at that point i realized we were under attack. i worked for the city of new york. volunteer firefighter for 23 years. during the events of september 11th. i had a need to come down here and help. this museum is off the footprint of where everything happened. it can amongst everything that was here. almost 18 years ago. one of the first things you will see here is one of the last known pictures taken of the trade center at about 8:30 a.m. on september 11th, 2001. and that s what this picture represents the blue sky. how calm everything was. how beautiful everything was. this is lady liberty that
Orlando. kelly, what do we know about this? what have we learned? well, riegtd now they re not saying much about the student found dead with a self-inflicted gun wound just that he s a male and a student here at the university of florida. the orange county sheriff s office and campus police and fbi trying to figure out what he was doing with those ieds, handguns and assault weapon. campus opened right around noon to students here on campus, however, that dorm room, tower 1 right there where we re pointing to you right now, remains closed at this hour. and we re not quite sure, suzanne, where they re going to reopen it again. back to you. kelli, what do they say about this student? do they have any idea of why he would have these explosives in his room or if it was any connection at all to any particular groups or something he was involved in? sure. they are being very quiet and very tight-lipped about what they know about this student. a lot of rumors rolling around