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LAPD's Counterterrorism Program

A decade after 9/11, we're still feeling the impact of that horrible day. We begin in Los Angeles, where three of the four planes used in the 9/11 attacks were heading. How did the attacks transform the city's police department?Reporter: Krissy Clark

San Diego's Muslim Community, 10 Years Later

Two of the 9/11 hijackers lived for a time in San Diego. As a result, the Muslim community there has endured suspicion from neighbors, and more scrutiny from law enforcement. Distrust still lingers on both sides -- but efforts are under way to diminish it.Reporter: Amita Sharma

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'WTC 9/11'

This week, Nonesuch Records released a musical reflection on the 9/11 attacks. "WTC 9/11" is written by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Steve Reich. The piece was commissioned by the San Francisco-based Kronos Quartet. We talk with Kronos Quartet founder and violinist David Harrington.

• More: Bay Area premiere of Kronos Quartet performing "WTC 9/11" : at CalPerfs.Berkeley.edu
• More: About Kronos Quartet : at KronosQuartet.org

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Web Extra: Steve Reich

Host Scott Shafer talks with composer Steve Reich about how his piece "WTC 9/11" came into being, and about his own personal experience of September 11, 2001.

• More: Steve Reich comments on the "WTC 9/11" album cover : at Nonesuch.com
• More: About Steve Reich : at SteveReich.com

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A Military Family Grapples With Deployment

Most of us feel the impact of 9/11 by longer waits in airport security lines, and more obtrusive body scans and pat downs. But those inconveniences pale compared with the sacrifice and disruption felt by thousands of military families in California. We hear the story of one woman with a 20-year Army career, whose deployment after 9/11 transformed her family's life.