CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Right now the Homeland Security director, who was then governor of Pennsylvania, is talking to -- directly to the family members here and talking about the sacrifice that their loved ones made that day on Flight 93. Let's listen in.</s>LIN: There you're seeing some of the families, some 500 family -- some 500 family and friends of the passengers of Flight 93 listening to Governor Ridge as he addresses the very personal loss that they took one year ago today.</s>RIDGE: "This sleepy little town just puts its arms around you and embraces you."</s>LIN: Governor Ridge just wrapping up his remarks here as he speaks to many of the first responders who arrived here hoping to make it a rescue operation but not finding anyone to rescue. And the family members down below, I would say half of them, this is the first time that they've been to the crash site, a very emotional experience. But what family members are telling me is that it's been an uplifting one, that this is an important anniversary for them in the sense that it gives them the opportunity to not only be here to see the reality of the crash site, but also to have a sense of moving on.
Tom Ridge Addresses Crowd at Shanksville, Pennsylvania