@cbsnews: 25 years ago, the 9/11 attacks shook people all over the world. 67 U.K. citizens died as a result, the most of any nation outside of the U.S. Now, a 28-foot tall statue made up of pieces of the Twin Towers memorializing the victims stands in London as a symbol of peace, hope and international unity. CBS News' Tina Kraus spoke with Miya Ando, the Japanese American artist who was commissioned to make the piece. #news #UK #memorial #groundzero #twintowers

CCfrm904 ✝️ :

Why is the steel from the twin towers in London ???? It should be here in the States !

S K Smith :

There are some at Duxford, Cambridge

user6828876931136 :

what's u.k. got to do with anything😂

Aby$$ :

It’s dumb tbh

Jonathan R. 🇺🇸 :

I was in Baltimore MD and touched a piece of steel from one of the twin towers

simonthef16 :

sad

Bumble Frog :

Side bar Miya has quite face card

JD💫 :

So early

Jess :

It’s ummm different

BlackLeague ID :

سبحان الله وبحمده :

user7277115232127 :

ummmm... nothing against the U.K but shouldn't that be in the U.S?!

Bry_bry :

Yk ppl forget that it wasn’t just American’s who passed as people from around the world were there. Those towers had more than 430 companies from 28 different countries.

CvilleTNconservative3.0 :

Other countries remembering it while people here celebrate it. 2026 is a disappointment.

littlemissblaze💜 :

thats just weird

J Murray :

🤩🤩🤩

Sebastian Hannon :

👍👍

slickrick :

Can I get a follow?

cherryblossom :

9/11 The day that changed the word. We will never forget the heros and the lives lost.

kal minerale :

The british found a way to steal this too?