Remembering the 9/11 attacks 22 years later

NBC’s Rehema Ellis reports on the moment of silence at Ground Zero to mark the 22nd anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks.

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#911 #nyc #neverforget

[VeganMangoQueen]

I was a young 21 year old who moved to NYC from the Midwest just a year before and the memory is still vivid in my mind. Peace to all those souls impacted

[momofkids]

My son was 6 months old that day and he had been suffering from colic. He was up the night before, so when I was watching the events unfold that morning, it took me awhile to truly understand what was happening. Partly because I was tired, and obviously because I was so shocked. The loss of life and chaos that day will always be remembered, as will the incredible way our Country came together to stand against anyone who would hurt us. RIP to all who lost their lives. We will never forget 🙏😔♥️🇺🇸

[talkbirds]

RIP to all those who lost their lives 22 years ago. You are not forgotten. I wish peace & love to all the families too. Love, from Ireland. 11.09.2001 🇮🇪🕊️🇺🇸

[jerrylucas]

It has been 22 years ago today. I still remember it like it was yesterday. I was there 12 hours after the towers fell working at ground zero. This year I posted a video with new pictures never released. May those who ran in while others ran away never be forgotten.
Jerry R Lucas RN, Disabled Veteran, 9-11 First responder.

[officialSgtPepperArc]

It made me tear up a bit watching this (then again, I was not born the day it happened). My heart goes out to all the victims.

[tantigachaithirasakul]

I'm crying everytime whenever I am watching this ceremony.

[philnicol]

Witnessing the WTC attacks on Australian television news 22 years ago, on September the 11th.Was the worst thing I have ever seen, and ever 'will see'. Absolutely sick to the stomach.
Will never forget this day America. Paying my respects to the 2, 977 innocent lives lost. Thoughts go out to families of the deceased. And to those who have long term health effects due to the pollutants in the air from the twin towers site.
*Romans 8:18 -*
"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with
the glory that will be revealed to us.". ✝

[romanvladimirovichpetrikov]

I live in Russia andI remember that day very well. I was shocked by the news and could not believe at first that it happened. I was in the Moscow region at my country house with my father. We heard this news on Federal Radio. I sincerely express my condolences to all the victims of this terrible crime. it was a crime against all humanity! Peace and Respect from Russia 🇺🇸

[tylertucker]

Rip to all of our fallen and respects to all the ones who lost a loved one❤️

[cindy]

Twenty-two years later, it still hurts my heart.

[rosacalderon]

Rest in peace to all of the victims killed in the attacks 22 years ago...😢🌹💐🥀🇺🇲

[happyfunjenn]

I still can't watch anything about it without crying. I was in London on the first flight i could get out of the US and the park in front of the American Embassy was absolutely covered with flowers, teddy bears and a book signed by locals for us. ❤
I was in NY within a month following and the signs of the missing still haunt me.
On 9/11 I was in Reston, VA which is immediately outside DC. I worked for Pfizer at the time and our building was evacuated.
I'll never forgot seeing the 2nd building collapse while watching it on a tv our IT guy ran accross the street to purchase for us from Best Buy, the Pentagon smoking, walking through the nearly vacant Dulles Airport once they reopened it, the tiny statue of George Washington outside Trafalgar Square that had a dozen or more little flowers left at his feet, getting hugs from random strangers in London as soon as they learned I was American or especially the panic. Some people were calling into radio stations to report car bombings and whatnot on top of the real danger that day.
God the anxiety... still.

[dxrk_rxign]

I wasn’t even a thought when this happened. My mother was in her US History class and watched everything unfold. 22 years later, I’m almost 18, I wasn’t even there or alive, but I cry every year on this day for these people. This should have never happened. Today binds our country, in mourning, for a while.

[tavinnn_]

My sincere condolences and immense feelings go out to all the families and acquaintances of the victims, and also to those who suffer from this immensely sad tragedy. I will never forget that day, even though I wasn't born in the year of 9/11. Yet I see a lot about that day when the world stopped. My sincere condolences directly here from Santa Catarina, Brazil.
🖤

[MustertheBrohirrim]

No one deserves to die in terror. RIP never forgotten.

[karenmbbaxter]

Anyone who lost a loved one that day and feel they just can't go on anymore just remember that love always wins against hate and life goes on....My oldest kids ( a twin boy and girl) were born 1 year after 9/11 and they have been a great joy in our lives. ..Also many African Nations have a 13 month calender and 9/11 is and always will be there NYE so if you see a big celebrations on this night this is why.

[PaoloJeromeFernandez]

Dedicated to the memory of all of the people who died on September 11th 2001 22 years ago.

[wraithklownjug]

i still remember waking up in a panic that morning like something bad had happen to realize something bad had happened

[debndavid]

Rip to all those that passed on that dreadful day 22 years ago from UK

[d.r.c.]

I'm from Canada I couldn't believe what I was seeing I cried for a week .we will never forget the pane and sadness The Los of so many people.nothing but love for everyone in the world stay safe love from Canada ❤