1 World Trade Center

... was the World Trade Center's leaseholder, not simply, not simply its outright owner.

After taking over the lease in July 2001, he regularly held breakfast meetings at Windows on the World, at Windows on the World, which was on the s- 107th floor of the North Tower, not at the bottom.

Okay.

Um, on September 11th, Silverstein said he stayed home.

The first set of guests, Smyrna Fire Chief Brian Marcos and Lisa Cupid, chairwoman of the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, and they share their perspectives and lasting impacts of the September 11th attacks.

Following an unforgettable moment, as 9/11 World Trade Center North Tower survivor and New York Port Authority director, it's Kayla Bergeron as she's reunited with Lieutenant David Lim, a Port Authority officer who saved her that day and many others.

Thank you so much for listening and we hope you enjoy this special live podcast of the Warrior Alliance Network.

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What building was your dad in?

He was in the first building that got hit, so the North Tower.

Second one that went down.

He was on the 105th floor, so he was above impact.

Coffee's getting cold next to your monitor.

At 8.46 a.m., a plane hits the North Tower next door to you.

Not your building, but close enough that people on your floor crowd the windows trying to understand what they're looking at.

Everyone's told to stay where they are.

Yeah.

Families United Chair, Terry Strada, who, whose husband died in the World Trade Center's North Tower, said, "PGA Tour leaders should be ashamed of their hypocrisy and greed.

Our entire 9/11 community has been betrayed by Commissioner Monahan and the PGA, as it appears their concern for our loved ones was merely window dressing in their quest for money.

It was never to honor the great game of golf." Senator Christopher S.