Newly-released video, in time for the 10-year anniversary, shows smoke rising minutes after United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001.

On CNN Sunday night, anchor Susan Hendricks introduced a piece of video from a now-deceased witness who videotaped the aftermath of heroic Flight 93 from about 15 miles away. His family has apparently just made the video available now.

The short clip features the anonymous videographer’s narration of the events that occurred before he turned on his camera. According to Hendricks, the tape is believed to be the first to show the immediate aftermath of the United Airlines Flight 93 crash, the fourth plane to go down on 9/11 after passengers fought back against the hijackers, preventing them from crashing it into their likely targets, the US Capitol or the White House.

I bet that was a pretty unnerving experience for this guy. To see the attack on the World Trade Center on TV, hear about the attack on the Pentagon, and to see something similar just ouside his own back yard... a very sad day.

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This is of a 17-year old defendant, in Texas, who's on trial for shooting at a juvenile detention officer... gets scolded by the judge for mumbling in court, he tries to fire his attorney and then when it comes time for a lunch break, he pees in trash can. The judge was so professional. I think too professional. This guy intentionally insulted society as a whole.

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Christine O'Donnell is being so weird when asked about Gay Marriage. She refuses to answer questions about gay rights issues even though she writes about them in her new brook. How rude.

Who is Christine O'Donnell? She sounds like someone who belongs in the kitchen. Hmm, I wonder if her book comes with crayons? Why didn't she want to answer his frickin' questions? She's being interviewed, hellllloooo. If she wants to choose the questions maybe she should become a journalist or something. She kept trying to brush off everything by saying "it's irrelevant, it's irrelevant". Um, hello... It's in your book and the interviewer has brought it up, therefore now it's relevant. It's his show, he makes what's relevant.

This was aired on CNN on August 17, 2011.

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After spending nearly three years in jail accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Casey Anthony will go free July 17. She was to walk free on July 13, but it was later determined that the correct release date is July 17. 25-years old Anthony, who was acquitted this week of the most serious charges, was ordered today to remain in jail after Judge Belvin Perry sentenced her to four years in jail and a fine of $4,000 on her conviction of lying to law enforcement officials.

Judge Belvin Perry ordered the one-year terms to run consecutively, and also imposed a $1,000 fine for each count. Perry originally estimated that Anthony could be freed by late July or early August, but her attorney Jose Baez said she would be released July 13, ABC News reported. He said as a result of Casey Anthony's lies, law enforcement spent "a great deal of time, energy and manpower looking for young Caylee Marie Anthony."

According to the LA Times, 25-years old Casey Anthony arrived in the courtroom appearing relaxed and happy, wearing her long hair, normally in a bun, down. Her smiles disappeared, though, as Perry handed down his sentence.

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