JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: As we wait for President Bush to speak at the Citadel in South Carolina, we turn again to this memorial, this day when there was another remembrance ceremony paying tribute to the September 11 victims. This one ceremony at ground zero in New York. Hundreds of police and firefighters gathered with the mayor, the governor and others to honor those lost in the attacks. CNN's Michael Okwu is at the site, and he joins us now with more. Hello again, Michael.</s>MICHAEL OKWU, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Judy, hello to you. Ground zero is no less eerie today than it was three months ago. And part of the reason for that is that the frenzy is gone. Ground zero looks more like a large construction site than a burial ground, which is essentially, in effect, exactly what it is. This morning, the dead were remembered. We want to show you live pictures of this site because even as the ceremony was taking place, some recovery teams continued their efforts. Had they stopped to take a break, they would have heard clergymen from a variety of faiths offering prayer as well as words of inspiration. The theme, of course this morning, was unity.</s>RABBI JOSEPH POTASNIK, FDNY CHAPLAIN: Lord, as we stand here today across from where buildings stood, adjacent to a Christmas tree and a Hanukkah Menorah, we say to the world that they took down our towers, but they will not take away our tradition. They took down those structures, but they will not take away this spirit.
Remembrance Ceremony at Ground Zero Marks Third Month Anniversary