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Jon: as the bag pipers continue to play remembrances of the attacks and the impact they had on the nation are coming in from all over. here is one from tom renaldi at fox sports. >> 20 years later we say the names, we hold the memories, we carry the legacies, how in the stories we share in the lives we
500 people were there. the second night there was about 1,000 people. the musical performance started last night and well over a thousand people. tonight they apparently tried opera singers belting out the high notes. good evening, mr. president. we heard they are thinking about bag pipers for the next one. stay tuned. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪
Lots of joyful noise to protest and to try i think to irk the guy who lives across the street in the white house. that was in lafayette park. this was last night in new york city. hundreds of people in times square chanting you're fired! you're fired! this is what it's been like. there's been protests across the street from the white house every night. they wanted to do two things to, disrupt the jet lagged president's sleep patterns and wanted to give people a place to express their opinions about that meeting with putin. just that first night, more than 500 people were there in front of the ...
One pilot did have to make an emergency landing, his controls showed a possible hydraulic leak. only the pilot was aboard and he and the plane are fine. jack jacobs a medal of honor recipient and msnbc military analyst. i know this is a important day. talk about the celebrations you've been witnessing an reactions from the crowds. >> i can't estimate crowds but there must have been a million people here and i didn't think there was going to be that big a turnout. but you remember the iconic photographs of ve day in 1945 hats in the air, time square celebrations and celebrations everywhere ther...
No controversy in chicago where the mayor did participate in the annual parade, which was held on saturday. it is estimated as many as a million people attended and the celebrants wore green hats, necklaces, oversized green glasses, all the gear going on. marchers included bag pipers and drummers. hours earlier the chicago river was dyed green, a tradition for more than 50 years. >> i love that tradition, by the way. organizers feared large chunks of ice would impede the river dying but the recent warm temperatures kept the river clear and the dye usually lasts for 6 to 12 hours. it's done by ...