paulie worked on united airlines flight 175 into boston. it was a flight he regularly staffed.uled to work the next day. the day united flight 175 took off from boston with several of his team members on board. that flight was hijacked and then flown into the south tower of the world trade center. 20 years later, paulie's push was born. a way to honor the flight crews that were lost on nine over 11. in 2021, paulie walked 220 miles, pushing a beverage cart from boston logan international airport to ground zero. then 2022, he pushed the cart from dulles airport to the pentagon in memory of american flight 77. last year, he pushed for 300 miles from newark liberty to shanksville, pennsylvania, in honor of united flight 93. i was angry that they weren't being recognized. i felt by the world. and and i was standing there and i looked at the beverage cart and i said, you know something? i'll get the mechanized. i knew i had to do something that nobody ever did. but my story is a story of addiction where i was numbing myself out after nine over 11 with pain medication. so now that i

. >>> and paulie's push to remember 9/11. the former flight attendant's 200-mile journey to pay tribute to those we lost 23 years ago today. it's september 11. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera. former president trump and vice president kamala harris met for the very first time, face-to-face on a debate stage in philadelphia. with a very tight race on the line, both candidates try to convince americans that they have the better plan for the country. >> donald trump has no plan for you. and, when you look at his economic plan, it's all about tax breaks for the richest people. i am offering what i describe as an opportunity economy. what goldman sachs has said, donald trump's plan would make the economy worse. what wharton said was donald trump's plan would actually explode the deficit. >> she has no policy. everything that she believed three years ago and four years ago is out the window. she's going to my philosophy now. in fact, i was going to send her a maga hat. she's

push this awful planes honoring all of the flight attendants he started paulie's push three years agon the 20th anniversary of nine over 11, following the route of the planes. >> this year, he's on track to complete all four. >> i'm not an athlete, trust me, i'm really not. it's a mental thing for me. i don't know how i do this, i don't know how i go mile after mile. >> this year he started on august 18th in boston. >> this year, boston to new york to ground zero reporting in lower manhattan. >> i'm stephanie bertini. >> well now to wildfires in southern california now consuming thousands of acres of land, filling the skies with smoke and forcing people from their homes. and this afternoon, we're learning one of them was a case of arson. police arrested a man yesterday accused of starting the lion fire. that's consuming land in the hills east of san bernardino. the flames have been burning for almost a week. 34,000 acres have been charred. that fire now moving towards big bear lake further west. the bridge fire is burning in the mountains north of rancho cucamonga. it exploded to over

first thing tomorrow, "sunday morning" is jane paulie. then it's "face the nation."'m in new york. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, kamala harris returns to the bay area for cash. nationwide both candidates need votes as new polls show a near dead heat. >> this is one of the most important elections that i've ever experienced. >>> and schools are forfeiting instead of playing against the san jose state girl's volleyball team. what's behind the controversy and how the school is standing behind their player. >>> and new rules going into effect in california. what they mean for your car and for your wallet. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. more than a month

civilians, the harming of civilians will not go unpunished. joining us now out of berkley california is pauly from the free palestine uh movement. hello paul, have a pleasure of checking in with you having joined us on this uh bulletin uh if things can get worse due to uh the last 11 months was been... taking place in gaza, seems like we're headed for serious escalation on lebanese soil, it could have all gone away with the simple cease fire, the regime would have got its uh captives back and all had to do was just uh basically evacuate its uh occupation forces from gaza, let gazans rebuild after they've annihilated over 70% of all the buildings and infrastructure inside the besieg territory, but no, it wasn't enough for the regime and it's now possibly on the cusp of uh regional uh uh war, how do we get here? well, i think at this point, israel has spent nearly year fighting something that hamas and the resistance uh, without any results, uh, in fact, the any results that exist are bad for israel, the israel appears to be losing, "and that's why they struck out in the west bank for example i

according to the international court of justice is itself illegal. joining us out of brookly california is pauly from the free palestine movement for more on the story, hello paul, good to check. with you uh antonio gutierres from the un, secretary general says he's seen nothing to this scale of the death and destruction we've witnessed nearly going a year now in the bessiege gaza strip. your initial thoughts? well, few of us has seen anything like this, and i i pity those who have, but uh, there seems to be no pity uh in israel and its tactics. they seem to enjoy it, they love it. "the israeli people all support the elimination of the uh, not all, but but vast majority support the elimination of the palestinian people in gaza and probably the rest of palestine. this is major problem, what secretary general guterres has has described, is a situation. which is totally illegal, but why should israel care if it's illegal? nobody is doing anything to enforce it, except of course for the access of resistance, the resistance groups and countries, they are the only ones attempting to enforce it, and th

pauly do stay with us, i'm going to come back to you uh uh, that was mr. shabi rasvy joining us out of london for viewers that are just tuning in to our rolling coverage here on press tv with respect to israel's attacks on lebanon, and it's ongoing champion of genocide in gaza, at least 569 people have now been killed over the past. 48 hours on lebanese soil, including in the capital beirot in civilian densely, we should add densely civilian populated areas of southern beirout there and also in the back valley in the city of balbec among other cities towns and villages in lebanon, the 569 fatalities in lebanon include 50 children, 94 women and two paramedics, joining us right now is paul out of northern. california uh uh paul, would you like to build on what mr shabir rasby uh said and i mentioned when the regime we're basically um hypothesizing on what the regime is after when it's reject so rejected even by uh the by administrations you very well know july 2nd proposal for that permanent sease fire get its captives out and get its soldiers and get the he

you have to have an energy pauli public policy. this is the first time that the administration or anyone administration has acknowledged because of the ira were producing more energy, fossil energy than ever before. more investment in clean technology than ever before, more solar more battery storage. we're doing all the things, but were energy independent and we've paid down 230 billion of debt out of the ira no one's talked about the finances of this country. that'll be the downfall if there's a downfall to united states of america, it will be the debt that we're putting onto our children. >> you recently told our chief congressional correspondent, manu raja a man, you know, has a way of getting things, is a great reporter usually said to him, you wanted to have a phone conversation at least with kamala harris, have you been able to have we haven't had the conversation yet and hopefully that'll happen and moves. you want to talk to her? sure. >> sure we've we set beside each other and intelligence committee for over a year. >> so

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