[bagpipes playing amazing grace] [bagpipes playing amazing grace] will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends as we look live at shots from lower manhattan ground zero just below the freedom tower, the site of the two world trade center towers 20 years to the day september 11th, 2021 after the he most notorious terrorist attack an our nation s soil. a solemn bay but also a day as we mark for the heros to stood up that day who saved so many. who showed us our national character. i m will cain along with pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. rachel: good morning. pete: good morning. will: you were listening to the band play amazing grace. pete: looking down at the nypd right over our shoulder mouse terg this morning providing security for the entire set of events that are happening today all of which will cover you see right there on your screen but many of them lost brothers that day as well from the fdy or nypd. amazing grace is a fitting way to open up the school.
after a stunning series of attacks today against targets in new york and in washington d.c.. the world trade center and the pentagon. the terrorist used hijacks a billion airliners and their passengers as guided missiles in their attacks. the most serious attack on this country since pearl harbor. tonight, the dead still are being counted, an unknown number still of missing. at this hour, in this war, another development, there are reports out of kabul, the capital of afghanistan, of explosions, with the pentagon and the cia are flatly denying that the united states had anything to do with those explosions. this has been one of the darkest days in america, and it is not yet over. here at home now a quick look at the locations where the airliners hit, the twin towers of the world trade center, 20 minutes apart. then, within an hour this morning, the pentagon. and then, the final crash just minutes later about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh, 266 people on the four airplanes a
mark bingham. [ bell tolling ] reflections on lives lost in new york, pennsylvania and washington, d.c. on this day 20 years ago when hijackers turned passenger planes into weapons in a terror attack that killed 2,977 people, flight crews, firefighters, first responders and civilians. families in new york city gathering once again to never forget. we miss you with every passing day. celeste was a model. shelves our light. what a vivacious and dynamic personality. she had a habit of saying get over it. cathie, we have never gotten over it but we have gotten on with it. we have tried to live life fully each day, and your love and companionship as a sister continues to inspire us. at the pentagon an american flag unfurled at sunrise on the west side of the building where a plane struck and 184 people were killed. [ bell tolling ] and her husband, rear admiral wilson f. flagg, united states navy reserve. retired. remembrance ceremonies also took place at bos
good evening, and welcome to this very, very special edition of politics nation. tonight s lead, tenth anniversary. right now i m a mix of emotions because in the last in the midst of last week s news of every kind, i celebrated my tenth year as the host of this program, politics nation with al sharpton. and before we begin tonight i just want to thank you, the audience, who has followed me throughout the years and the different time slots. you stayed with me. i assure you that every one of us here at politics nation strives to bring you the most profound insight we can. of course, it starts with our guests. and as always, we have a stellar group of voices tonight. the right voices to articulate where our current political life affects us all. yet understanding that the black community remains the epicenter of our nation s oldest and most recent traumas. case in point, the covid-19 pandemic, which continues to generate disparate outcomes for black americans. as the bi
now on bbc news, time for talking movies. hello from new york, i m tom brook and welcome to talking movies. in today s programme, we look back at highlights of this month s tribeca festival, which took place here in the city. numerous screenings were held outdoors and films are made available virtually too. it marked a milestone, the festival, the first in person film festival in north america since the start of the pandemic. it s certainly fair to say that this year s tribeca festival could be judged a success. the tribeca festival s bold presence gave the city a big psychological boost, especially in the washington heights neighbourhood, where the world premiere of the festival s opening night film in the heights was held. # imma a fly this flag above my head. this lavish musical set in the dominican community in washington heights is based on lin manuel miranda s award winning broadway stage musical. it is centred on a bodega or grocery store owner who dreams of a better l