Firefighter Bob Beckwith, who stood with President Bush on the pile at Ground Zero, has died. President of the UFA of Greater New York Andrew Ansbro remembers his career with the FDNY.  Ansbro joined Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

47-Year-old Alice Yu is a 9/11 survivor, who will be running the NYC Marathon for the very first time.  She joins Newsline with Brigitte Quinn.

In Washington, there's a proposal to ensure that the families of firefighters and other first responders who die of job-related cancers get full federal benefits.  It's called the "Honoring our Fallen Heroes Act".  Among the sponsors of the proposal, Manhattan Democratic Congressman Dan Goldman.  Goldman was On the Record with Steve Scott.

Senators in Washington today are looking into the merger of the PGA and LIV Golf tours.  Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal is On the Record with Steve Scott.

Bloomberg Business of Sports co-host Michael Barr tells Budd Mishkin on Newsline with Brigitte Quinn that he thinks most people will be happy with the merger because they'll be able to see the best golfers back on the PGA Tour. Photo: Team Captain Brooks Koepka, of Smash GC, plays his shot during the 2022 LIV Golf Invitational Miami at Trump National Doral Miami golf club in Miami, Florida, on October 30, 2022. (Photo by Giorgio VIERA / AFP) (Photo by GIORGIO VIERA/AFP via Getty Images)

The 9/11 community is blasting politicians in Washington, as they move forward on a spending package that doesn't include more money for the World Trade Center Health Program. WCBS's Steve Burns says advocates are promising a fight.

The amazing story of how Sandy flood waters flowed from the Battery 

A new study finds that World Trade Center responders with chronic PTSD are more likely to have problems with strength and brain function.  WCBS reporter Peter Haskell has the story.

There's controversy over a bill passed in the house that expands a pool of money to for 9/11 families. The issue is not what it does, but what it doesn't do.

Steve Burns reports

Frank Siller speaks with Tim Scheld and Peter Haskell.

Wolf tells Peter Haskell, "It is almost surreal to think that it's been 20 years."

Rich Lamb reports.

Mack Rosenberg speaks with one of the directors of the controversial film "The Outsider", Steven Rosenbaum.

Peter Haskell reports. 

Wayne Cabot speaks with former WCBS 880 producer Kelley Edwards who was on the ground, just 15 blocks away from the Twin Towers, when they fell.

Sean Adams speaks with Will Jimeno.

Peter Haskell reports. 

Peter Haskell reports. 

Peter Haskell reports. 

Paul Murnane speaks with the veteran WCBS-TV reporter on his 9/11 experience and the warmth of the people of Gander, Newfoundland.

Sean Adams reports. 

Mack Rosenberg reports. 

Mack Rosenberg reports.

Peter Haskell reports.

Sean Adams speaks with FDNY veteran Joe Esposito, who lost his brother and cousin on 9/11.

Peter Haskell reports. 

Sean Adams reports. 

Ari Fleischer, the former White House press secretary for President George W. Bush, speaks with Steve Scott. 

As we continue our series, we wanted to also remember the terrible event that happened on September 11th at the Pentagon.

Peter Haskell speaks with FDNY Firefighter James Dowdell.

Mack Rosenberg speaks to Long Island educator Ron Gross for our Rising from the Ashes series.

Sean Adams speaks with FDNY Chief of Department Thomas Richardson.

Peter Haskell speaks with Dr. Michael Crane.

A conversation with Mary Fetchet, executive director of Voices Center for Resilience.

Peter Haskell sits down with the former Mets closer for the latest installment of Rising From The Ashes.

Sean Adams speaks with Bill Van Scoyoc, who credits Vietnam Veteran and Morgan Stanley security director Rick Rescorla, with saving his life on 9/11.

This week, WCBS 880's Peter Haskell meets Patrick Dowdell, who had his life upended on 9/11, but used the tragedy to gain a sense of purpose for his life. Dowdell was just 18 years old when his father, FDNY Lieutenant Kevin Dowdell, was killed at Ground Zero at the age of 46.

The executive director talks about the ongoing mission of the 9/11 charity.

One of the most successful programs to come out of Sept. 11 is the organization known as Tuesday's Children, which is advancing its mission to help Gold Star families, as well as those touched by terrorism, mass violence and war.

Sean Adams speaks with the Port Authority Police Officer and children's book author.

WCBS Newsradio 880 presents a new series of reports looking ahead to the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. "Rising From the Ashes" tells inspire and teach; stories that honor the sacrifices of that day and how that work continues to impact the lives of others 20 years later. We begin with the story of Port Authority Police Officer Will Jimeno, one of the last people to be brought out of the World Trade Center alive 20 years ago. Jimeno responded to the burning towers that morning and was helping with the evacuation when the buildings collapsed on top of him.  His miraculous story of survival is told in a new children's book. Will Jimeno shares his story with our Sean Adams.