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New York marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks as families of victims gather to remember those lost. The iconic Tribute of Light illuminates the Manhattan skyline. John Titus, whose daughter died aboard United Flight 175, recalls the devastating moment he learned of her death and says the pain of losing a child never goes away.

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00:04Music
00:30So I thought about him in that garden.
00:48The students were made and a representative group from ARFAST met with members of the U.S.
01:08And we were told, not you, not here, and instead we went in the exact opposite direction.
01:24Inspired to courage, and there's a song written by children who right now are detained in family
01:30detention center in South Texas.
01:32We love you.
01:34We love you.
01:35We're here with you.
01:37We're here with you.
01:38We're going to use the power of some to hold us in grief and in love, in power.
01:46She came by.
01:50I have to look him up.
01:52Oh, he's fine.
01:55I'm here.
01:57You see, I'm there.
02:07We still have a mile and a half to go.
02:29I feel 25 years later, you still feel the loss of your child never goes away.
02:37So, you know, I still feel the pain and the loss.
02:41But I'm able to live my life beyond that.
02:45And that just comes and goes now.
02:49She was on the second plane, Flight 175, United Flight 175, that hit the South Tower.
02:59I drove to work, and it was a beautiful day.
03:02And I remember thinking how blue the sky was and how wonderful a day it was.
03:07And then when I got to work, I had a staff meeting that I had to run.
03:11And so I was leading the staff meeting when somebody broke through the door and turned the TV on
03:17in time for me to see my daughter's plane crash into the South Tower.
03:22I didn't find out about that, that she was on that until four hours later.
03:28I remember just bursting into, you know, crying and felt like the world had just caved in on me
03:38and that my life had just been splintered into a thousand pieces like my daughter's body.
03:47Well, right afterwards, it seemed like the whole world was with us.
03:51And I think that was a time that we should have embraced more because they were reaching out to us.
03:58And I think we could have possibly brought those responsible to justice in an international court of law
04:06rather than wage war on Afghanistan.
04:09And most of the people had nothing to do with that.
04:14Because there's been such a backlash of war-making and anti-immigrant and hate
04:23as a result of the path the United States has gone on since 9-11.
04:30And I, this group is speaking in opposition to that whole tendency towards just endless, endless war.
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