NEW YORK (AP) – The most recent on the 19th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 (all-time) terrorist attacks:
7:30 p. m.
NEW YORK – The sky where the Dual Towers of the World Trade Center once were lights up again through tribute to light.
The annual demonstration sends two sturdy rays that can be seen miles away from dusk to dawn, reminiscent of those lost in the 9/11 attacks 19 years ago.
The tribute had almost been archived this year, as its demonstration was first cancelled through the National Museum and Memorial on September 11 for considerations for the protection of installation equipment opposed to the coronavirus.
This sparked a protest, and the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation pledged to install nearby lighting fixtures, until the monument gained recognition from its president, former Mayor Mike Bloomberg, and Governor Andrew Cuomo to shine the lighting fixtures.
Tunnel to Towers also organized the demonstration of the beams for the first time at the Flight 93 Memorial in Pennsylvania and the Pentagon.
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2:05 p. m.
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania – Former Vice President Joe Biden placed a floral offering under the call of first officer LeRoy Homer at the Memorial on Flight 93, before greeting some members of Homer’s family circle with elbow blows.
Biden then greeted another circle of relatives of a flight 93 victim, as well as a young piper, whom he asked about his college plans.
He spoke to some other accumulated people of his respect for the passengers on the flight who sacrificed to take him down, and said sacrifices like theirs “mark the character of a country. “
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Biden then visited the Shanksville Fire Department, handed over a Bundt cake and cakes to some firefighters.
About two dozen members of the network gathered to see the former vice president and his wife Biden said that the last time he was there, he said he would bring beer, and passed by, presenting two packages of six to a fire organization there.
President Donald Trump gave a speech on a commemorative occasion in Shanksville the previous Friday.
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2:05 p. m.
FREEPORT, Maine – The 3 so-called “Ladies of the Freeport Flag” arrived here after their retirement on the 19th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Dressed in red, white and blue, Elaine Greene, Carmen Footer and JoAnn Miller teamed up On Friday for a commemoration in their hometown.
“Our country is going through a lot right now. If we could bring them back to September 11, when they were all delivered together,” Greene said. “No one red and blue. We were red, white and blue. There were no political ideologies. We were all Americans.
The women waved their flags on Main Street after September 11, and it was a weekly ritual for the next 18 years.
Last year they officially ended the weekly culture, posing fitness problems. They are between 75 and 84 years old. Several dignitaries, in addition to Republican Senator Susan Collins, joined them for the occasion on Friday.
Flags were part of the use of the state.
Maine Governor Janet Mills joined the nation.
“While the terrorists that day kidnapped those we enjoyed, adding happy members of our Maine community, so did the unwavering character and strength of the American spirit,” he said.
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11:30 am.
NEW YORK – Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said it was “disgraceful” that the official occasion of 9/11 commemoration included only readings of pre-recorded calls.
“If I were the mayor of this city, I would not be allowed to hold a rite with pre-recorded names,” Giuliani told reporters before another rite near Ground Zero. “I’d take the tape and burn it. “
Officials in the 9/11 memorial square said they made the replacement as a precautionary measure against coronaviruses. The separate rite near the monument included others who read aloud the names of the victims.
“I am ashamed that their names are recited, pre-recorded. I see that, whether deliberate or not, as a component of the denial movement,” Giuliani said.
Giuliani, who widely praised his empathetic reaction to the attacks, said he had promised that day that he would never forget.
“I don’t need to sow discord or anything else, but I, who killed them. I’m the one who did it. I’m the move that made it,” he said. “And unlike other people who practice denial, I know they have to come here and kill us again.
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11:30 am.
NEW YORK (AP) – Jin Hee Cho’s youngest sister, Kyung, was killed in the 9/11 attacks, working on the 99th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center complex, and had just turned 30.
Cho, 55, said he felt an immense loss on the annual occasion in Memorial Square. He said he couldn’t get rid of his dying sister’s idea, brought back to that day when she was in the middle of a rebuilt tower, a memorial pool, a museum and an extravagant transit center.
“When the tower collapsed, it’s hard to get that out of my mind. I sense all this, and I sense now that we even have COVID,” he said. “It’s strange, but all I feel is the loss, the devastating loss of my sister’s flesh and blood. I just can’t erase that and in my mind. I sense it’s been 19 years and all the changes, but this devastation of loss is still there. I can’t erase it. I tried. I just can’t. “
Cho attended the annual rite in Memorial Square and said he did not know the simultaneous occasion organized through the Tunnel to towers Foundation, said the day remained profound for the families of those who died that day, although it disappeared of importance. among the giant population.
“In fact, you want to know the real feeling of loss, ” said Cho. “If you are not a circle of relatives, I perceive that they communicate with you as productively as possible, but if you are not a circle of member relatives, it is difficult to perceive the true intensity of the feeling. “
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10:55 a. m.
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania – President Donald Trump marked the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on Friday with a patriotic message to the world: “Whatever the threat. No matter what the odds are. America will rise up, he will get up and fight back ».
Trump gave a speech inviting reflection in rural Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where Flight 93, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into a field and killed the other 40 people on board. the 9/11 Memorial
Trump paid tribute to the nearly 3,000 people who died in Shanksville, New York and the Pentagon.
“For the circle of family members of Flight 93, today each and every heartbeat in America is tied to yours,” Trump said. “His pain and anguish are the shared pain of our entire nation. While we can’t erase your pain, we can help you bear your burden.
Trump noted that the United States met after September 11.
“It is a unity founded on love for our families, the care of our neighbors, loyalty to our fellow citizens, pride in our wonderful flag, gratitude for our police officers and lifeguards, religion in God and refusal to bend our will to the depraved. . forces of violence, intimidation, oppression and evil. “
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10:50 a. m.
NEW YORK – At the World Trade Center Memorial Square, Michael Brady said he would let the coronavirus deter him from honoring his brother this year.
Brady’s brother, David, had breakfast on September 11 at the most sensitive of one of the fallen towers.
This year’s small-scale rite includes an engraved list pass of those affected rather than the same old tradition of family circle members reading them aloud. Michael Brady said he and his circle of relatives were fine.
“Just to hear your call,” said Brady, who read his call at the last ceremonies on September 11.
The resident of Wyckoff, New Jersey, said his brother, who had four children under the age of nine when he died, was the focal point of the family, and is still desperately missing.
“When you come every year, you see many of the same faces,” he said. “At all times we receive the same text messages from other people every year thinking about David, and no, other people don’t do it at all. “
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10:30 a. m.
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania – In a speech that marked the September 11 attacks in the United States, President Donald Trump said that sufferers will forever remember that “whatever the threat, whatever the possibilities, america will always rise, rise, and protect. “
Trump delivers a patriotic and disappointing speech in the Shanksville, Pennsylvania campaign, where Flight 93, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into a field and killed the other 40 people on board.
Former Vice President Joe Biden will travel to Shanksville on Friday after attending the annual Memorial commemoration on September 11.
Trump said the attacks, which killed nearly 3,000 other people in Shanksville, New York and the Pentagon, the world witnessed American courage and sacrifice. He paid tribute to lifeguards and said that “the fatal blow to the center of American democracy was the courage and determination of 40 men and women, the incredible passengers and the flight 93 team. “
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9:55 a. m.
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania – President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump attend the rite reminiscent of the 40 passengers and crew who died after the terrorists took Flight 93 on September 11, 2001.
The Flight 93 National Monument near Shanksville, western Pennsylvania, marks the spot where the plane crashed in a rural domain at 10:03 a. m.
Before getting off the plane, President and Melania Trump kept a minute’s silence at 8:46 a. m. , marking the moment the first plane crashed into the World Trade Center 19 years ago.
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09:30 am.
NEW YORK – Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen read Bible passages at the September 11 memorial organized through the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Before the rite began near Ground Zero, Pence and Joe Biden greeted others with one elbow.
Both men were dressed in blankets.
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9:05 a. m.
AIR FORCE ONE – President Donald Trump and the first kept a moment of silence aboard Air Force One at 8:46 p. m. , marking the moment the first plane hit the World Trade Center 19 years ago.
Some hounds traveling with the president were invited to join the couple in the plane’s convention room.
Everyone stood up.
The president was on his way to Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where he is scheduled to speak on the annual occasion commemorating the place where hijacked Flight 93 crashed in a field, killing everyone on board.
Trump’s 2020 Democratic rival, Joe Biden, will visit the site On Friday night.
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8:46 a. m.
NEW YORK – The chime of a bell in the World Trade Center Memorial Square marked the beginning of the 19th anniversary commemorations of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
New York is keeping a moment of silence in the city to mark the moment a hijacked plane hit the north tower of the Trade Center.
Five more moments of silence will be kept in the ceremony. They recognize the moments when other planes collided with the tower of the moment, the Pentagon and a box in Pennsylvania, and when each and every tower in the Trade Center collapsed.
A dispute over the precautions of the coronavirus there are two commemorations in New York on Friday.
At the official rite at the memorial square, organizers keen to gather too many people broadcast a recording of others reading the names of the nearly 3,000 people who died in the attacks.
In a simultaneous rite on the street, those enjoyed will continue the culture of putting those names in person.
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8:25 a. m.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Promising never to the nearly 3,000 people who died on September 11, President Donald Trump visited Shanksville, Pennsylvania, on Friday.
His democratic challenger Joe Biden on his way to New York said he would take a break from politics to commemorate the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Trump tweeted that the United States is fulfilling its 2001 commitment not to forget the nearly 3,000 “innocent Americans who were killed for no reason. “
Biden told reporters before boarding a plane in Wilmington, Delaware, to New York that his crusade had suppressed his announcement and would not hold press conferences. The former vice president plans to go to Shanksville later in the afternoon.
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8:25 a. m.
NEW YORK – Kathy Swift, 61, arrived early at the Tunnel to Towers ceremony.
Swift of Jersey City wore a T-shirt in honor of her brother Thomas Swift, who was 30 years old and running for Morgan Stanley when he died in the South Tower.
A dispute over coronavirus protection precautions resulted in two simultaneous memoirs on Friday, one at the September 11 memorial at the World Trade Center and the other in a nearby corner through the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Another brother, Patrick Swift, will be the readers.
“We still have to come, ” said Kathy Swift. We still have to remember . . . The whole country is collapsing. It’s one thing after another, and now with COVID. They still have that, Tunnel to Towers.
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1:30 a. m.
On the anniversary of September 11, Bernard Kerik, former Commissioner of the NYPD and member of Donald J’s advisory board. Trump For President Inc. , issued the following on behalf of the campaign:
“Today, we honor the reminiscence of the nearly 3,000 Americans who died on September 11, 2001 at the hands of radical Islamic terrorists. These Americans will be remembered forever. Nor did we the ordinary heroism of our ordinary lifeguards and Americans who gave their all to save others on this terrible day. We are also eternally grateful to the brave men and women of the United States armed forces who have sacrificed their lives to protect our freedom and flag ever since.
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1 a. m.
Americans are in a position to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with tributes modified by the coronavirus.
President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden plan to travel to the Flight 93 National Monument in Pennsylvania on Friday, but not at the same time.
In New York, a dispute over precautions against coronavirus leads to separate memories.
The National Museum and Memorial of 9/11 has canceled its culture of asking the enjoyed to read aloud the names of the dead and will offer a recording to those accumulated on the World Trade Center website.
Family members of some of those affected felt that the substitution had impaired respect for their emotional impact. Another 9/11 group, the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, held a simultaneous ceremony.
Vice President Mike Pence plans to attend any of the events. Biden will also attend New York City’s main birthday party before heading to Pennsylvania.