Hoda and Kathie Lee remember 9/11

10:00 AM - Today Show - 9/11/2009 - msnbc.com - Hoda and Kathie Lee remember 9/11.
Hoda and Kathie Lee reflect on the tragic events of September 11th on the anniversary of the attacks.
On behalf of the Flag of Honor/Flag of Heroes Project team we would like to Thank so much
Hoda and Kathie Lee from the Today Show on MSNBC.COM
for their GREAT contribution helping us in our effort to continue our remembrance project throughout the country and the world.

[@thelizfamilyvlogs6187]

This is 11 years later, 22 years after 9/11. I worked in a Christian day care center in Bowie, MD and many if the parents were police officers and worked in DC and for the Whitehouse. I remember the center was full of children but the center was dead silent. The kids were terrified and non stop praying. Many of the parents could not pick up their kids because they could not leave DC. Family members were sent to bring kids home with them.
I called church, same one that Kathie went to, to ask if they were doing a prayer vigil. They decided that was a good idea. Went to the prayer vigil. My friend, Scott Hax, who has since already passed and gone to be with Jesus, greeted me at the church door with prayer candles and told me he needed help passing out candles, so I helped. We prayed for comfort for the people who lost loved ones. It was a very vivid day that I remember like it was yesterday.

[@robertbauers2210]

I was working for Amtrak as an Onboard Service Attendant based in Washington DC. The night before, was working an Acela train from Boston to Washington DC we were a few hours late arriving into Union Station. I just woke up when the first rower was hit.I had to LoL from 5:33-6:12 especially when Honda said I don’t know what you’re talking about 3/4 of the time.

[@robertbauers2210]

I agree with what both Honda and Kathy Lee said between 6:45-7:02 especially when Kathy Lee said People enjoy other people’s pain. Not saying everyone is like that. However I’ve known waaaaay to many people like that even immediate family

[@annek1226]

It is 2021 and no one forgets ladies.