. -- holly _ watching? you've got to put holy and fill there. -- holly and phil. - watching?t the papers. bye—bye. good evening. i'm mimi fawaz and this is your sports news. we start in tennis. and she's been grabbing headlines for her history making run, with another opportunity to make even more history in a few hours' time at the us open semifinal. britain's emma raducanu will be in action in the early hours of friday morning, when she takes on greece's maria sakarri in new york. the teenager is the first ever qualifier to get to the semifinals at flushing meadows and is yet to even drop a set. remarkably, this is the furthest any british woman has gone in the competition, sincejo durrie back in 1983. she looks like she's having fun. she's got that great smile when she goes on the court. she's playing fantastic tennis. and she's really worked hard to get to this point of her career. i mean, there's loads more to come, but at the moment she's in this kind of place where i'm sure she feels she can beat anybody. any of those four could win this grand slam. it's so exciting. e

holly williams in paris, where this symbol of french national identity is now almost unrecognizable. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." from chicago, with adriana diaz. >> barnett: good evening. adriana diaz is off. i'm errol barnett. welcome. we start this evening with an historic return. inspiration4, the first privately funded all-civilian space crew successfully comes back to earth tonight, which means science fiction has become reality. spacex launched a team of amateurs to circle the globe, and now brought them home safely. the capsule set down on the atlantic ocean just off the florida coast. cbs' mark strassmann has been monitoring it all from the kennedy space center. good evening, mark. >> reporter: errol, this crew just became the most successful tourists in space history. they splashed down off the coast of florida from the pad behind me where they launched on wednesday. a three-day camping trip in the cosmos ended with a splash off the florida coast. >> inspiration4, on behalf of spacex, welcome home to planet earth. >> reporter: inspiration4, a space voyage like no othe

errol. >> barnett: holly williams, thank you.d, survivor stories from the pentagon, reuniting to remember sacrifice and heroism. >> barnett: today, at the pentagon, this day of remembrance began with the unfurling of a large american flag. the 9/11 attack was the deadliest foreign attack on u.s. soil since the war with the british back in 1812. cbs' david martin spoke with three people inside the pentagon 20 years ago today. >> i just looked up, and a plane was flying directly at us. >> reporter: sean boger was one of the few people at the pentagon who saw the plane coming in so low, it took down a street light. light. from the moment you saw the plane, how long was it until it hit? >> i'd say about 10-- maybe 10 to 15 seconds. >> reporter: 10 to 15 seconds. and in that 10 to 15 seconds, you're thinking what? >> just couldn't believe something that big would be flying that low and flying directly at us. >> reporter: at 530 miles per hour, loaded with 7,000 gallons of jet fuel and carrying 59 souls. boger was in that control tower

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going back to haiti you have general omar bradley in place, holly in place, what about the change became out of them taking the medical side of the va? >> they have three major proposals but they work through and fall of 1945, first they want to uncouple hiring practices from the civil service system which allows them to hire younger, more innovative workforce that is more in touch with current medicine and medical practices, more quickly. i believe there were before when only allowed to hire from within this full-service system given a list of doctors that were over 6 years old today want to uncouple that. also they want to force partnerships with the nation's radical school. this would allow the va to take advantage of the research and teaching capabilities of these institutions while also gaining more for medical workforce that could assist veteran patients and then lastly there are other big proposal was hiring a new generation of hospitals. i talked before about the civil war hospitals that were more rural and the ones following the first world war but really in planning the third g

holly williams took a trip to the front lines of that conflict. >> reporter: here in yemen, they're fighting a bloody civil war, but it gets so little attention, it's sometimes called the forgotten war. here is one reason why it should matter to americans. the chaos of this conflict has helped al qaeda survive here. yemenis yemenese soldiers took us to the front line. these are government forces, battling rebels who have seized the capital and swaths of land. there has been back and forth from both sides, and these men are saying that their enemy is about 500 yards in that >> reporter: the saudi arabian government invited us to witness this conflict. they're backing the yemeni government. the u.s. accuses iran of arming the rebels. both sides have been accused of possible war crimes. the conflicts killed nearly a quarter of a million people, according to the u.n., some victims of starvation. and in the anarchy, al qaeda has thrived here. the group's most dangerous affiliate, according to some, despite years of u.s. drone strikes. al qaeda's yemen branch trained the man who attempted to down

kristin jacques and holly merrow, thank you so much. i'm curious whether you'll watch.hey splash down? ? absolutely watch it, yes. >> i will, too, yes. >> with a little butterflies, i'm sure. we all will be watching. thank you, guys. really appreciate it. lindsey, it gets to be tough for so many people, you know, especially those folks who were there? the classroom, lindsey, who watched the challenger explode in front of their eyes, to watch many of these missions so many years later. it's got to be so nerve-racking. >> absolutely. great interview, kendis. thank you. >>> coming up, tragic mistake. that's how the pentagon is framing its erroneous drone strike in afghanistan that left ten civilians left. the potential fallout next. e pot s are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy

holly williams recently joined yemen's military on the front lines. a civil war is underway and al-quaida is using the country as a base for attack. >> yemenese soldiers took us to the front line where they're fighting a war for this barren dessert. these are government forces. battling rebels that seized the capitol and swaths of land. there's been back and forth from both sides. these men are saying that their enemy is about 500 yards in that direction. the saudi arabian government is backing the yemeni government. they accuse iran of helping the rebels. the conflicts killed 250,000 people. some victims of starvation according to the u.n. in the anarchy, al-quaida has thrived here. the most dangerous, despite years of u.s. drone strikes. al-quaida's yemen branch train the manned that attempted to down a u.s. airliner in christmas day in 2009 with explosives sewn into his under pants and claims responsibility for a tearist shooting in paris that killed 12. sultan al arada is the governor of yemen's northern marib province. >> what would it take to ge

cbs' holly williams joined yemen's military on their frontlines. a civil war is under way and al qaeda is using the country as a base for attacks. >> reporter: yemeni soldiers talk us to the front line where they're fighting a deadly war for control of this barren desert. these are government forces battling rebels who have seized the capital and swaths of land. they're saying that their enemy is about 500 yards in that direction. the saudi arabian government invited us to witness this conflict. they're backing the yemeni government. the u.s. accuses iran of arming the rebels. both sides have been accused of possible war crimes. the conflicts killed nearly 250,000 people, according to the u.n. some victims of starvation. and in the anarchy, al qaeda has thrived here. the group's most dangerous affiliate according to some, despite years of u.s. drone strikes. al qaeda's yemen branch trained the man who attempted to down a u.s. airliner on christmas day in 2009, with explosives sewn into his underpants and claimed responsibility for a 2015 shooting i

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hollis is a beautiful place, but it's mayhem when it starts to flood.n to weather. i alert all my neighbors. and this is exactly what i did. yesterday was one of my days for working from home. and i was paying very keen attention to ida, and i saw what ida was doing in slamming all these other states. and as i was following it it i saw how close it was going to get to new jersey and new york and i started alerting my neighbors. i literally leave my house because i suffer from panic attacks. i was once trapped in the house already. and i suffer -- i suffer from serious panic attacks when the water starts to fill up. so i started to pack my bag. i alerted my daughter and my husband, who was still at work, that we're going to have to leave the house. i normally leave my husband stays back to brace it because we all come out -- the community comes out. but i have been so damaged, traumatized that i can't handle it. i go up the block to my sister-in-law, who's standing right here -- or my brother-in-law or my neighbor just down the block because i can see fr

holly williams reports from london. >> reporter: the british government insists there's no fuel shortagery, panic buying has set in, and tempers are flaring. >> all the doctors, all the nurses, all the teachers, they all rely on fuel. >> reporter: the real problem is truck drivers -- a shortage of around 100,000 of them affecting the supply chain of everything from fuel to groceries. experts say it's a perfect storm. since the uk left the european union known as brexit, it's been harder for many foreign workers to come here. the pandemic encouraged others to return to their home countries and left a backlog of trucking license applications. the government's issuing 5,000 temporary visas for truck drivers, but it's too little, too late according to steve taylor who owns one of britain's biggest berry suppliers. >> the worst case scenario is we can't deliver it to our customers. >> reporter: he told us he's already lost nearly 10% of this year's crop because of brexit. many of his seasonal staff from eastern europe can no longer work here. >> that's just rubbish now. >> reporter: it died o

amanda holly back to you. >> it's on every time i see the space stories. it makes me feel like i'm missing now. i need to get on somebodys aircraft you know, i was talking to a lot of my friends and they were saying, well, you know, we know for certain we won't be astronauts. that's one thing for us or but i don't know. now. now on the way things are progressing might be astronauts. just a couple more months will >> it seems like there's a lot of these spacecrafts taking off. it's cool to see the saint jude's connection there we're looking outside this morning at some conditions that are a little bit cloudy overhead. you can see quite hour right here sitting under that cloud cover. here's some good news for your thursday morning cloud cover is city even higher in the horizon than it was yesterday. so we're not encountering any fog. but as the sun comes up, you will notice some gray out there right across the bay as well as the coast itself, inland areas. on the other hand, are going to have a nice clear start to your morning and we are going to be looking

good holly and i want to thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time. but this thing a website out there, a dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. and you could also join the conversation on twitter . we are as a inside story from me and ron kon and the entire team it bye for now. the stories that need to be tow. find away the window into another life. these are my babies. my students where i go, where i see them, it's just like we were in 2nd grade. when personally endeavored in epic struggles. took a lot of sacrifices in individual journey witness showcases, inspiring documentary change the while on al jazeera, you come here every year for lunch at 5 the festival where everyone dresses in white men, women and children submerged in running water of the tigris river, depend their bodies and wash away their sins. this baptism is a monday in ritual, also known as savvy and in iraq. they are the followers of one of the religion which beat it if lamb and christianity. and monday,

after the cool, we did our best to change for the best, but unfortunately, anybody listen real good holly. busy also in tunis when mass reservations, like this happened from a ruling party. 2 things can happen either the ruling party becomes weaker or the ruling party can become stronger because one man consolidates power. what do you think is going to happen? it sits in, i think it does weak the position to i should have it, but that's internal to another. i mean, i can judge which is happening and i mean they are i hope, i hope they read, find a way to, to, to arrange things. but in my mind, i think it does, we can be the, the opposition. but if it weakens the opposition, riyadh. what does that mean on practical terms for the protest movement, for the people who want to come out on the streets, are we going to see more all of that kind of thing? now, are you going to see less of it because there is no effective opposition? do you think 1st, good me emphasize on the fact that i spend the 3 quarter of my life opposing another unit. so when i said the tweaking, i mean i'm not defending or

still ahead on al jazeera holly feels return to the rain gets an added twin. that's coming out to stay with the news. the news news news with me. ah ah. ah, i'm not his jo falling. thank you. well, let's start with an incredible story. at the us open tennis i 2 teenagers, have made it into the women's final britons, m a radical new and canadian layla fernandez both continued their impressive runs in new york and will now face each other for the title on saturday. david stokes reports emma ready, connie was 18 years old and playing in her 1st us open. he was up against greek 17th seed, maria secaria in the semi finals, but didn't seem phased at all. the british play a runaway with the opening set 61. it was a little more competitive in the 2nd, but right economy again came out on top to take the match and secure her place in the final. he reached the 4th round at wimbledon earlier this year, and the 1st qualified to ever make it this far and new york remarkably, she hasn't dropped to sit yet. and if she does go into the trophy, she be the 1st british woman to w

cbs' holly williams on what is causing it. >> reporter: the british government insists there's no fuelage in this country, but gas stations are running dry, panic buying has set in, and tempers are flaring. >> all the doctors, all the nurses, all the teachers-- they all rely on fuel. >> reporter: the real problem is truck drivers, a shortage of around 100,000 of them affecting the supply chain of everything from fuel to groceries. experts say it's a perfect storm. since the u.k. left the european union-- known as brexit-- it's been harder for many foreign workers to come here. the pandemic encouraged others to return to their home countries and left a backlog of trucking license applications. the government's issuing 5,000 temporary visas for truck drivers, but it's too little, too late, according to stetawhof britain's biggest berry suppliers. >> the worst-case scenario is we can't deliver it to our customers. >> reporter: he told us he's already lost nearly 10% of this year's crop because of brexit. many of his seasonal staff from eastern europe can no longer work here. >> that's jus

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josh holly from missouri called on those resignations. generally defended his calls with chinese counterpart last october and earlier this year, he said he would warn china if the us was prepared to attack, the calls were routine and he was, quote, de-escalating a tense situation not to mention others on call saying they were no secret. >> let's think about the admission of what we heard yesterday. this was groundbreaking. i don't think the magnitude of it is getting enough play in the mainstream media, and admission this was a strategic failure. and admission the war was lost and that our credibility has been damaged which leads me to think of that is what they are telling us imagine what they are not. president biden rejected the advice of top military aides and we are going to pay the price in untold ways for years to come including 13 american service members who lost their lives. jillian: there are many things you can breakdown from yesterday. what stands out to me you heard how general mckenzie and generally said they recommended ke

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. >> send that to holly and she'll make sure we respond to it. and i just want to give with the caveat that there are no decisions on boosters right now. i would not be comfortable weighing in on that. i can, you know -- i will send you -- i think it's in my director's report, some of the url from the health department that is your source of truth on all things vaccine these days, so that's what i would refer people to. because as carrie mentioned, it's changing every day. >> sounds perfect to me. thank you for that, director. and i look forward to hearing from the rest of you as well. and i'll send it through. >> any other comments or questions from board members? -- before we open it up for public comment? okay. i think we can open up this agenda item for public comment. >> thank you, president. president, can you confirm that you're seeing the shared screen? >> president follansbee: what i'm seeing is kind of a -- there we are. now you're full screen. it's showing all of the slides in your deck. it is not in presentation mode. >> right. give i

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it's been four months since i was with holly. and she was way hotter than stacy.- >> i can't even imagine. >> ohh. >> [snorts] >> this is our first and only valentine's day as fiances. >> you're only engaged once. well, present company excluded, but-- >> really, jim. on cupid's birthday. >> yeah. she's fine. >> so i received my first valentine from a secret admirer. "roses are red, violets are blue, "it's time for your dental cleaning and maybe a check-up, too." >> ohh. >> oh, wow. look at those. how nice for you. up there front and center. beautiful. i think they would look better right here. they're very pretty, and i wouldn't want them to fall. >> [grumbles] >> just about everybody in this office is single right now, including me, and everyone is experiencing an incredible amount of emotional pain. especially me, because of my great capacity for emotion. and it is my first valentine's day since holly, so i think that i am well-qualified

the use of the senate rules in this way, to try to raise your national profile as senator holly and senator cruz are trying to do at the expense of their country's security. >> is it enough to push you to try to do something about the filibuster? >> we have a mand full that don't want to face the fill bus sere nap may be what brings democrats together on a scenario let of issues. it is a bath forward. stay with us, this is andrea mitchell live on capitol hill. this is msnbc. is msnmsnbc. it's a big pharma scam. they get rich and we get ripped off. and it's why pharma is spending millions on lies and scare tactics to stop a plan that lets medicare negotiate lower prices. congress, stop the big pharma scam. let medicare negotiate lower prices. tonight, i'll be eating lobster ravioli with shaved truffles. yes! you look amazing! no, you look amazing! thank you! thank you! thank you! thank you! thank you! thank you! haha, you're welcome. bogeys on your six, limu. thank you! they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not g

datejoyful don't, because it says in the daily mail, holly date joyful double jab.ed. , ., ,, .,, ., ~ scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules ou scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have _ scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, - scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, only . scrapped. john stapleton. all those rules you have memorised, only to| rules you have memorised, only to find out they change the next day. this will be very welcome news indeed, particularly for people who have been double jab, like myself, and i would obviously encourage everyone else to do the same, though it is clearly a personal choice but no farm, as far as i was concerned. great news. the pcr test is the best part of £200 when i came back, for a family of four, a horrendous additional cost. they are going to ditch that but you will have to have a lateral flow test and pay for that as well. they will change the rules, they will change the list of countries that you can go to a not go to make the whole thing more simple, according to

amanda, holly, back to you. >> interesting stuff. yeah.d now, that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. but our primetime coverage continues. top of the hour with grant and vicki and here they are. >> appreciate katherine and joe, here's what's coming up next, the 9th and a has unfortunately played small businesses in san francisco, especially during the pandemic. but bit of help is on the way. details on the new money available to victims and on the heels of governor newsom's big win last night. there are already talks about overhauling california's recall process. the changes. >> that are on the table. both stories and much more c >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at nos of total devastation. total destruction. >> nothing to be say it's been a very sad, very heartbroken. >> san francisco store owners struggling with vandalism and burglaries. well, they're getting a bit of relief from the city. the situation has gotten so desperate for some small business owners who have fallen victim in s

among them is holly — now waiting for her second, it's as much about her own freedom as protecting others people and we'd like to be vaccinated. and eventually, i'd like to be able to go on holiday. i'm worried about family members getting it as well, because they've got to go to work and all of those things. so financially, they need to be able to go off to work, so it's important for me to get it as welt _ thank you for coming. with so much disruption to college and university terms last year, it's hoped increased vaccination will keep students well and return face—to—face teaching as the norm. we do want to have students back on campus, we want them to feel safe, we want everyone in the university community to feel safe. i think the first thing that we're really focusing on with all students is, do take the opportunity to get vaccinated. we know that vaccinations are the best protection that individuals can take. it's the best protection for the university community as a whole. many universities will still ask students to wear masks and will manage timetables to avoid overcrowding — nh

among them is holly — now waiting for her second, it's as much about her own freedom as protecting otherswe'd like to be vaccinated. and eventually, i'd like to be able to go on holiday. i'm worried about family members getting it as well, because they've got to go to work and all of those things. so financially, they need to be able to go off to work, so it's important for me to get it as welt _ thank you for coming. with so much disruption to college and university terms last year, it's hoped increased vaccination will keep students well and return face—to—face teaching as the norm. we do want to have students back on campus, we want them to feel safe, we want everyone in the university community to feel safe. i think the first thing that we're really focusing on with all students is, do take the opportunity to get vaccinated. we know that vaccinations are the best protection that individuals can take. it's the best protection for the university community as a whole. many universities will still ask students to wear masks and will manage timetables to avoid overcrowding — nhs teams hope

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the fully sold out tandem hollis show was originally scheduled for march 2020 but we all know what happened then. daniela granados from los angeles will be one of 13,000 fans inside the psych rock show. she says it feels safe. >> i feel pretty confident dennis it was earlier this year. >> reporter: dr. monica says proof of vaccination at the door makes it safe. >> they are also opening progress. all of these things are coming back to vaccine passports. sir, they did this in the uk, they had huge venues open, everyone was vaccinated. in that case they did not have masks. sir, this is our trial but i feel very safe. i would feel safe myself. >> your vaccination status will be checked and ticket scanned at the gate. masks will be required unsigned unless you are actively eating or drinking. chase center has partnered with clear to expedite the process. >> getting everyone in the building and enjoying a show tonight >> reporter: joel edelstein says he is ready. >> is been a wild and so have been around that many people at one time. i am really excited to celebrate the atmosphere with that many

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and amanda holly has the details for us. there. >> the crew dragon capsule will orbit 350 miles above earth. dubbed inspiration 4 to represent the for private citizens whose main mission over the next 3 days is to inspire and raise money for saint jude's children's research hospital at the time. inspiration for was created and knowing that this was this was going to be a first and there's a lot of responsibility that comes with >> you know, we had to send a message that they're real real problems and real obligations. we have to pay attention to here on earth in order in the right to make progress for tomorrow. jared isaacman, the commander who funded this mission. >> picked haley arson out for the hope seat. having survived childhood cancer herself. the other 2 crew doctor syon proctor and chris sembroski were picked from separate contests held earlier this year. all 4 astronauts will not only be a 100 miles higher than the iss. but we'll also have an even better view when we get that will reveal the coop a lot for the firs

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let us hear from holly in -- linda in mount holly, north carolina.aller: thank you for taking my call. i am so disappointed in our president. my president. he said he would not leave any americans behind. then he takes 36 hours after this awful debacle and comes out and talk to the american people. he would not answer a question. this is benghazi on steroids. he was in the administration 10 years ago when they could have stopped it. they did nothing. then he blames the rest of the world for the 20 year war. he is a coward and c-span has changed their stance completely. you use to have a call in program after every presidential address. you never do that anymore. you let the others put this misinformation out. then you have a program on it. that says nothing. host: rosetta in danville, virginia. democrats line. caller: i am proud of president biden. he went there, the president that just left office with donald trump, when he won the presidency. he went over to say congratulations. he was going to draw the troops out in may. i was so long with him, i

amanda holly back to you. all right. so she showed you the really cool window, which is great.any time. >> however, they have to sleep sitting up sort of like in those reclining chairs that they blasted off in and they have to share a little bathroom. that's also in the top. okay. and there are no showers so they can for 3 days until they get home. the question is would you do it. of course, yeah, i would absolutely do it and it's really awesome. seeing stuff like this started because i remember one of my friends saying, well, we can bet that we won't be astronauts because we didn't go to school for been now that were seen everyday person going into space sure. and i just we want resume water apple so you don't have to be a billionaire like the guy who's paying for everybody to go exactly 6.27. we've got lots more ahead. camila. >> yeah. crews are removing a car from the beach today after it drives off >> 6.29 right now and we're taking a look above the clouds here at what we're in for, i guess maybe sunshine. don't know when or if it's going to be everybody looks like cotton c

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