I think us as Americans have fallen back into our normal way of life. We think that again we are above any harm such as what had happened on 9/11/01. Unfortunatly the security we think we have will never be 100% and perhaps maybe every once in awhile we need a reminder about that horrific day (No matter how bad the images are) to be shown to us.

We need to be reminded that we lost alot that day. Not only did we lose Husbands, Wives, Mothers, Fathers, Sons and Daughters but we also lost the faith we had in our security in this country. Maybe reminders would make it that we have consider that we still are not safe.

We also need to have these reminders to show us why in the first place our democracy that we hold so dear has sent troops over to the middle-east to take care of Terrorism. Maybe the reminders every so often will justify at least some of why our men and women of the armed forces are giving their lives every day so we over here do not have to endure another 9/11.

Never forget 9/11!

Yes I agree Darryl Worley. I think it we should keep it fresh in our minds. Remember that we were attacked. These people are our enemies.

I feel that it should be shown more than it has been.
It seems like people are forgetting what happened.

I agree that the media needs to keep showing these scenes and any new ones that come along from ameteur video. It definely needs to be shown on the anniversary. But I believe on occasions like Memorial Day and Fourth of July some of this needs to be part of the celebration. Our country provoked no attack on 9/11. I believe it should some video should be shown any time there is a major capture or kill of Al Qaida terrorists anywhere in the world. Thanks for showing the video today.

i understand where people are coming from with want the vidoes of 9/11 showed but even if they are not showed you can never forget that day. i was 12 years old and in the 5th grade. and there are alot of things i have forgotten about that year but that is one thing that will stick with me forever. i believe alot of that though is because my dad is a firefighter and i have family in the army. i would like to thank all the mean and women that risk thier lives everyday for people they don't even know.
thank you !!

Show it once a week at supper time, so the whole family can see the hate directed at America for what we believe.

Interesting. I was going to quote the same songs you quoted. I agree that video of that day should be seen everyday as a reminder of what is required to keep our Country free. We should never let the images of that day fade from our memories unless we wish to repeat these events in the future.

I think we all remember,we will never forget but we get caught up in our everyday lives. A weekly reminder or a monthly reminder might jolt us into being grateful to our Armed Forces for doing what they are doing. We have had eight years of trying to undo the horrible wrong that was done to us and the lies and deceit that got us there. Yes we do need to be reminded.

HELL YEAH !

We as a whole, forgot too quickly. And we are afraid to offend the very group that did this to us.While a great majority of people blame what happened on a former President we had, they(terroists) are laughing at us, thinking we are ignorant fools. They Hate our Country, our Flag(old Betsy),Christianity, anything our Country stands for, and our Freedom ! Lets not forget the people who died that day were Americans, and Heroes at that !

I do think videos such as these should be shown. Real lives, over 2,000 of them, were lost that day. These were mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters. Each person meant something to someone else. We need to see these videos to remind us that mass murder in this country, especially terrorism mass murder, will not be tolerated. Never forget 9/11.

Shown too often, people become desensitized. Shown too rarely or not at all, people forget the true horror. These scenes should never be sanitized and should be shown periodically. We must never forget.

i think that we need to be remembering it, yes every year we all unite together on this horrifing day that will be in all our lives for the rest of our lives, but do we really remember what really took place on that day, when i see anything about it i watch it, makes me have tears in my eyes everytime, not just cause its sad but because it makes me so mad, i was only 13 at the time it happened and even then i was so mad, i would like to be kept up with what is going on with some of the famlies how are they doing? or how is ground zero coming along? and also since i was so young i like to see what happened so i wont ever forget, this is our home and i think its a good idea to remind some people why those men and woman are over there fighting.

I think you should show that video. It actaully should be shown with remarks about the hate that these people have and they do not care about other peoples feelings, even there own. How sad they really are.

Even though we will never forget the loss of that day the images will someday slowly fade and part of me thinks we should let them fade, let us forget the tragic scenes that happened that day but I also feel that it is a tribute to those whose lives will forever be changed by it happening.

I believe that we should be given the chance to see those videos again. If a person does not want to watch, they can simply turn the television off.
We cannot forget what happened that day. We cannot let it fade into a distant memory. We have to keep it fresh in our minds and our hearts, not out of hatred but as a reminder that it can and has happened on our home soil.

Absolutely! We need to show it. For all the people that died that day and to remind Americans that the world did change on that horrible morning. As bad as things are now with the economy -- don't you all remember how bad it was after 9/11? I was a TWA employee and our industry fell apart. (It wasn't all that stable before). But 9/11 wrecked 4 airplanes and the security people felt when they flew. Those terrorists killed thousands and sparked a strong downturn in our economy with their attack. If we don't show it and only gloss over it --we are worse off than pre-9/11!

The American people need to see the video..to remember what we all lost on that day..to remember why so many of our men and women are in Afghanistan fghting for our country. May God keep them safe.

I totally agree with Darrel Worley's quote, that we should show this more often. Remebering our fallen heros is something all americans should honor. I am a firefighter in the St.Charles County Area and believe on doing all I can not just on 9/11 but everyday to support our fallen heros. The video may be too hurtful to show everyday, but maybe every month, just to keep the attack fresh in our minds.

I think we should view the video from beginning to end - the planes, survivors running, the buildings imploding, the plane plowing into the Pentagon and listen to the phone calls from the
hostages and those in the towers who knew they were going to die. We will never forget - we MUST never forget - we need to remember that there are people "out there" who hate the USA SOOOO much that they are willing to die, and take as many of us with them when they go.
We must never forget that EVIL is present everywhere!! God Bless the USA, and may HE help us survive!!

Absolutely! It's remarkable how quickly we forget, yet I know I will never forget how I felt that day...transfixed in front of the tv, tears streaming down my face, terrified of what tomorrow would bring, praying for the victims, praying for our nation, flying the flag, united as a nation against an unknown enemy...yet now I feel it has become politicized. Many media outlets are hesitant to remind us of that day. I think we should be reminded often so we never let down our guard again, staying vigilant about protecting everything Americans hold dear in an uncertain world.

I agree that the video needs to be shown much more than it is. I hear people saying that most Americans just went on with their everyday lives and forgot what has happened. I am not sure that everyone has forgotten what happened, however, I do feel that many people take for granted what happened, (that day, and every day thereafter).

I was a firefighter for several years, however, on September 11, 2001, I worked for law enforcement and remember very well what was happening. Although I was not right there, it is amazing the precautions we had to take for the safety of our area alone. With many friends having served multiple duties in Iraq, a son in the process of joining the Army as we speak, I want Americans to be reminded that this can happen on OUR land. It isn't just something that happens somewhere else. I want Americans to realize that our friends and family are over there fighting for our right to 'go on with our everyday lives'.

I also agree that we need to know the outcome of what happens with the terrorists that we have captured. I know that people are usually eager to blame everyone else for what is wrong in their lives. Show the video and look at it as what is right in our lives. Look at all the people that ran into burning buildings to save the victims instead of just running the other way. Look at people holding each other in pain, it didn't matter what color their skin was. Americans need to stop fighting amongst themselves and join forces to fight the real enemies out there, because they really do exist.

As for your choice of songs.. EXCELLENT!!!!!
I hope everyone takes the time to really listen to them.

I think we need to always be reminded of what happened that day. Those that lost their family members/friends will daily be reminded of this great loss. I think as time passes it doesn't seem as real as when you see these videos and pics and relive that horrible feeling of that day. Thank you to all of our soldiers who fight for our freedom, the firefighters and police who also risk their lives to protect and save others. To the families who lost loved ones, we will never forget your loss and you will always be in peoples prayers. Let's always keep those who lost their lives that day close to our hearts, THEY ARE TRUE HERO'S.

I don't think we need to replay the 9-11 tragedy over and over. I don't think we will ever forget this. I think about those who lost their loved ones watching this over and over re-living the tragic event.

i beleave that we sould show the videos more often so that all of the nation will remenber that day clearly so that we never let our gaord down agian and so that we can prevent it form happen agian we are a nation of fighters thats what this graet nation was founded on by fighting for our freedom and the rights that we all take for granite everyday the videos will help remind us all that freedom is not free their are many man and woman that fight everyday just so we can walk down the street safley and that we must selubreate the lives of the heros that died doing what we do and as a first responeder i sulute all the man and woman who lost their lives that day

I agree,I was only a freshman in high school, but I remember everything that happened that day, But we don't think about it enough, so to help us remember what we were feeling that day, I do think it should be shown at least once a week.So it will stay fresh.NO MATTER HOW GRAPHIC!!!!!!!!

I am reminded of another incident that happened on that day. we were prepared to celabrate my wifes birthday. we had spent the day like everyone else listing to the news and wondering what in the world went wrong.
About three o'clock that after moon I got a call that a friends one yeat old daughter had been taken to the E.R and had to be revived several times. She was flown in to St. Louis by a med Chopper that had to get special permisson from the goverment because everything and everyone had been grouded. The doctors were not sure that she would come out of this, but thanks to God and a lot of prayers and good medicial help she left the hospital about a week later and has not had a incedent since. So when we see the videos of 9-11 ( which i feel that we should see more often ) I Thank God for two things. The first being that we live in a country that can and does protect us and i thwnk him that my small friend is alive and well. I hope this does'nt bore you but I love to brag on my God and what He does.

Don Lawson
Farmington Mo.

The answer is yes, we should most deffinatly see more of the videos and images of that horrific day, no matter how bad they are. As a 17 year old highschool student i don't remeber much of that day becasue i was only in fourth grade and didn't fully understand what had happened just, that alot of people that didn't deserve to die did. Now that i understand the tragedy of that day and everything that the men and women in our military do for us i think it is extremly important to remember what they are fighting for. I belive that these images should be shown so that the childern of the younger generations fully understand why we are honoring those men and women who have fallen in order to let the people of America live without fear when they sleep at night, and can live their days the way they want. Not showing these images would be a disgrace to all of the military personal who have fought in the war against terrorism. If people complain that the images are to graffic or anything to that effect, they should watch cabel tv for a few hours and realize that there are way more graphic things out there than those videos. i belive that we (the people of America) should spend more time honoring our military and not just on the holidays, i belive that schools and media should spen a little more time on explaining this day and why we honor it.

Thank you to all of the men and women who are giving up time away from loved ones and those who gave up there lives so that I may live free and be protected form harm. THANK YOU!

911 is a reminder of Our Father in heaven who has protected us and can lift His hand at anytime!
2Peter2:6 and turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes, condemned them to destruction, making them an example to those who afterward would live ungodly; We are taking God out of America, with abortions & in our marriages, schools & homes.

There are so many dates in our history that should never be forgoten. Pearl Habor is Second only to 9/11. I have not forgoten nor will I, but for all the War Protesters out there, they should be reminded every day. As long as there is terrorism in the world we are not safe in our own back yard. Let alone traveling any where in the world.

I think it all depends. If every channel keeps showing on every news cast I can see it becoming a bit disturbing. Especially to families of those lost on 9/11. So in moderation I feel it should be shown.

Larry, I think the networks should show all the footage of 9/11 every 9/11 all day. This is one of the worst days in U.S. history. People need to remember this day and what went on. Some people want all memory of this day to go away. It is not politically correct and offensive... Tell that to the people who lost friends and relatives. They live with 9/11 every day of their life. We can at least relive it once a year. "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"... Edmond Burke
WE are supporting evil by not remembering. KMOV needs to stand up and have a news special tommorow all day if necessary.

On this Day the 8th anniversary of 9/11 lets remember those our Men and Woman Sons and Daughters.

Who came from far and near and performed the ult meant sacrifice.

When we see a Star at night and the Moon soft radiant light let us remember who never gave up the fight.

This Tribute to all who sarficed their lives for us and our Freedom:

Thank you Thank you Thank You

To you the Hero's of the U.S.A and the Home of the Red White Blue
So we can enjoy the we warmth of the Sun and the Puffy white Clouds.
And the Stars at night that twinkle so bright.
And when we see a dove it shall remind us of you are Hero's.

For thoese who died for us and our and you Freedom:

You have been called to Heaven

Where the sky so blue.

And rainbows Glow.

And rivers of milk and honey flow.

And the everlasting joy you come to know.

And many Beautiful Angles like you of wars gone by.

Yea love ones cry and wonder why did such a ausome person had to die.

Yet we do know why for you and your love for the U.S.A.
is more then one can say.

for you rest in peace and may you Names be remebered in Heaven for ever more.

Written by james

We must continue to see the images without sanitizing, just as we saw them on September 11, 2001. We do not see sanitized images of the USS Arizona exloding during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Are we considered too weak to see the images from 9/11? We are not. We are AMERICANS and we do not fear.

I've been to what we now call "Ground Zero". I was in New York in 2004 and walked from Grand Central Station to the site of the World Trade Center where so many were slaughtered. By then it was mostly cleaned up and looked like a construction site except for the memory of what was once there. I stood at the fence for a long time in silence with many others and felt the quiet tears of rage run down my face.

At 45, I'm too old to re-enlist or I would have long ago but I now know the anger my parents felt on December 7, 1941. My father's best friend was on the Arizona and is now forever entombed there. He never forgave the Japanese for killing his friend. I didn't know anyone personally who died on September 11 but I was attacked as were us all. I will not forgive.

We did not choose this fight but it is upon us. The enemy does not relent in their hatred of us nor their desire and intent to kill us. Choosing not to look at it doesn't make that very simple reality disappear. This can only be resolve by vanquishing this enemy.

I will not feel any remorse when I learn the last al Quaida died begging for mercy at the point of an American bayonet. So be it.

It is necessary this horror be shown at least on each anniversary date. We should also remind viewers of the horrors of World War I and 2, Korea, Vietnam and Irag and Afghanistan and too, the atrocities dealt to our soldiers. To many in the present generation these previous wars are just something to read in a book. They need to constantly SEE IT.

Yes, please continue to show the videos of September 11,2001. I pray everynignt for the safty of our country. God Bless America!

Praise the day. Remember. Hope and Dream. Shed the tears. Smile the smile. This day will be forever remembered. Where were you when the world stopped turning?

We will never forget. We will never falter. We will not let them win. We will not give in. We are Americans. We are strong and resilient.

First thought that still comes to my mind on this day as it did 8 years ago... I so glad My Mother wasn't here to witness this. She passed away October 2000.

Bless us all.

Yes, the videos of 9/11/2001 should be shown different times during the year and especially on the anniversary. What happened that day should never be forgotten as the attack on Pearl Harbor should never be forgotten, but now Dec. 7 is almost just another day in our lives. If it's mentioned on the TV news there is very little said about it and if it's in the newspaper it never makes the front page anymore. Our country was attacked both of those times and our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren should learn about those days and know what happened to so many of our people. I barely remember the bombing of Pearl Harbor, but I remember my parents talking about it a lot.

I agree. We need to be reminded just as Daryl Worley's song says. The videos are disturbing, but isn't that the point...?

I would not be able to see those images everyday because the anger would build inside me to the point of an internal explosion. I remember 09/11/09 and that feeling of shock and dismay. I thought to myself, what kind of idiot could do this to us, on our own soil. As things developed, I grew very angry which later turned to fill my glass of loyalty, pride and patriotism for our country, the first responders and the troops and people that defend our country everyday. Don't ever forget 09/11 and what can happen when we become complacent. Be on your toes everyday and watch for signs of terrorism and respond accordingly. Wave the Flag and pay homage to our fallen veterans (all wars, not just Iraq & Afghanistan). RIP to all those who have fallen, prayers and thoughts revolve around our country everyday. Live long America, Keep the Pride and Keep the Faith.