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Victims and the calamity, but it set in motion something that did expand and did recognize early on that the list of potential victims had to grow, so it went to firefighters and others who were working in this rubble and picking up all sorts of horrific diseases and dying from them and some of the money grew to include them and not all. enter, nicholas, the attorney and negotiated settlements. can you tell me how that differentiated. >> and let me take a moment to offer condolences to the 2,977...

Themselves to every year thereafter when wed look where weve come and progressive show from downtown you might recall, that the construction was starting and then pr rubble, and then less rubble, and then the beginning of a terror, but year in and year out when we did the shows and updates, the one issue would come up, could it happen again, could it happen again? until we get some top security officials to average folks visiting what is now the 9/11 museum, they would say, yeah, if we let our g...

>> all right, continuing with this very sad, very eloquent reading of the names. this has become an annual event here and family members and those very close to those who lost their lives here have never given up on that and have demanded that and the city has been more than receptive to continue doing that. of course, this whole area, 20 years ago was rubble and smoke and rescue operations were underway. they would prove futile because ultimately a little more than a dozen were taken from the r...

>> and went back up those stairs and never to be seen again. neil: you helped them out, nick, and continue to. thank you for that. nicholas pappin, attorney. and this is a staggering statistic correct me if im wrong. we talked about the nearly 3,000 victims lost that day. almost 4,000 more have died since that day helping here and elsewhere and looking through the rescue, dealing through the rubble and thats not counting thousands of soldiers who have lost their lives in various wars in afghanis...

Years and never went more than 20 days seeing you, i cant believe its 20 years. and my uncle and godfather, youre missed by all and loved by everyone and your memories keeping us laughing, believing, living as if well live 100 years and tomorrow. we love and miss you, god bless america. [reading of names] >> to continue reading of the names here. you know, its such a tragic time and i know it sound redundant talking about this, but when you think of those lost here and those who fought to go bac...

[reading of names] [reading of names] >> as we remember all of those who lost their lives this tragic day and then the thousands who would follow just cleaning and trying to deal with all of this rubble and rescue operations turned recovery operations that went on through the years to say nothing of the thousands of soldiers we lost in afghanistan and iraq, it does give us pause as to what we learned from this and whether it could ever happen again. its an issue that over the years are taken up ...

Listening posts. we had the biggest police department in the country and the most diverse. and we wanted to use those resources who had undercover operations, that sort of thing. that kicked in pretty quickly and i think people sort of saw that, gradually, but i can tell you this, right after, we took office, times square was empty still. neil: oh, i remember. >> people were voting with their feet as you said, so we knew whatever we were going to do we had to do it quickly. we had large amassing...