9/11: After the Towers Fell- South Tower

9/11: After the Towers Fell- North Tower For more, visit dsc.discovery.com A personal story of the impact of the North Tower collapse.

9/11: After the Towers Fell- Ominous Sound For more, visit dsc.discovery.com There's one particular sound no firefighter wants to hear in an emergency.

9/11: After the Towers Fell- Golden Hour For more, visit dsc.discovery.com The time that first responders have to find victims in a disaster is limited and 9/11 was no exception.

Racial Profiling After 9/11 Complete video at: fora.tv Legal scholar Paul Butler examines four primary attitudes on racial profiling in post-9/11 America. Butler argues that proponents of racial profiling underestimate the costs of the practice, while overestimating the benefits. "It makes us feel more secure when we're not." ----- Racial profiling is an unspoken but pervasive problem throughout the United States. It stigmatises and criminalises people of colour from as early as their pre-teens, violating the rights and civil liberties of innocent people, and having devastating consequences on entire communities. The Atlantic Philanthropies and The New Press invite you to join authors Michelle Alexander and Paul Butler and individuals who have experienced profiling firsthand for an illuminating conversation about this problem, and a discussion of what can be done about it. - The Atlantic Philanthropies A former federal prosecutor, Paul Butler is the country's leading expert on jury nullification. He provides legal commentary for CNN, NPR, and the Fox News Network, and has been featured on 60 Minutes and profiled in the Washington Post. He has written for the Post, the Boston Globe, and the Los Angeles Times, and is a law professor at George Washington University in Washington, DC Let's Get Free: A Hip-Hop Theory of Justice is his first book.

When the Towers Fell Giuliani's 9/11: MON SEP 6 9P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com Giuliani describes what it was like to live through the ten seconds in which the south tower caved in and fell to the ground.

Changes In Terrorism After 9/11- Stella Rimington Complete video at: fora.tv Stella Rimington, Former Director-General of the British Security Service MI5, compares modern Islamic terrorists to those of the IRA, arguing that modern terrorism has changed dramatically since 9/11. ----- Dame Stella Rimington was the head of the famous British Secret Service MI5. In her first months as Director-General, Dame Stella was subject to a determined campaign by the British press to identify her. As the first female head of the secret service, she was ...

Remembering 9/11 - 9/11: Science and Conspiracy Remembering 9/11: SUN AUG 28 - SAT SEP 3 at 10 p et/pt NGC conducts a forensic investigation to test some of the most common conspiracy theories of 9/11 and mysteries surrounding the attacks.

Kennedy Space Center Hosts the 9/11 Memorial Flag The contributions of NASA and Kennedy Space Center were stitched into the fabric of one of the nation's most recognizable symbols Friday when flags from Florida's Spaceport were sewn into an American Flag recovered near ground zero following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

9/11 healing: The mothers who found forgiveness, friendship Phyllis Rodriguez and Aicha el-Wafi have a powerful friendship born of unthinkable loss. Rodriguez' son was killed in the World Trade Center attacks on September 11, 2001; el-Wafi's son Zacarias Moussaoui was convicted of a role in those attacks and is serving a life sentence. In hoping to find peace, these two moms have come to understand and respect one another.

How to Commemorate the 9/11 Anniversary Remember those who died in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 with one or more of these 9/11 tributes. To complete this how-to, you will need: Moments of silence Good deed Gratitude Poem Donation Kindness Step 1: Observe a moment of silence Observe moments of silence marking the events of 9/11: The first plane struck the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 8:46 am Eastern time, and the second plane hit the South Tower at 9:03. A plane hit the Pentagon at 9:37 am, while passengers crash-landed a hijacked plane in Shanksville, Pennsylvania at 10:02 am Step 2: Do a good deed Commemorate the 9/11 anniversary by doing a good deed, whether of a personal nature or through organized volunteering. In 2009, US President Barack Obama declared September 11 a National Day of Service and Remembrance as a way to honor those who died. Step 3: Thank the military Show your gratitude to US troops for the sacrifices they've made since 9/11 -- and continue to make -- by sending a currently deployed service member a care package or simply writing them a letter. To sponsor care packages to members of the US military, visit sites like "treatsfortroops.info":www.treatsfortroops.info "treatanysoldier.com":treatanysoldier.com and "uso.org":www.uso.org Step 4: Write a poem Write about your feelings. Try poetry, essays, fiction, or journal entries. In the months after 9/11, many people found comfort channeling their grief and anger into verse that they taped to lampposts and posted in <b>...</b>