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You have a first lady and former first lady participating in ceremonies there. reporter: that s right, t.j. the ceremony is about to start just momentarily. bethe music has begun. you are hearing the music of the laurel hylands string quartet. it s really filling up. family mbers and friends of a the victims are gathering here r this very solemn day. as you mentioned, first lady, michelle obama, and former first lady laura bush will be speaking. where we are right now was the initial staging ground where family members gathered, talked to authorities nine years ago when the crash happened. now, the field where the plane landeds just beyond the stage back there. it is sacred ground. and nobody is allowed to go over there right now. the area is cordoned off. they are constructing a permanent memorial right now. so this is a very somber day. they are going to be naming the 40 victims that died that day, as well as ring a bell for each ....
nbc s michelle franzen is live at ground zero in new york. good morning or now good afternoon, michelle. i understand we spoke this morning before the ceremony and you talked about the scene d it change much in the last three hours since we spoke? reporter: certainly the ceremony is still going on, the reading of the mes and a lot of people filtering in and around ground zero here, some family mbers, some tourists, some firefighters and first responders. certainly the e vents of 9/11 have forever changed the nation and policy and spark controversy but this morning the raw emotions and pain are still evident from nine years ago on that day as the nation paused to pay tribute to the lives lost. today, nine years after terrorists struck , the focus returned to remembering the victims. ceremonies in new york, virginia, and pennsylvania are paying tribute to the 2,752 ....