we >> reporter: even now, darryl his his mother is still on the fence about the vaccine. now left to raise his niece and nephew, he says the day following his sister's death -- >> the next day i went and got my vaccination. it was the hardest decision of my life. you know, am i doing right by god? am i doing right by natalie? and i got it out of fear. >> reporter: don, health officials on both sides of the idaho/washington border say what they're seeing is so tragic. so they ask why would you stick with the status quo? why not enact a mask mandate for instance? but they say what's most frustrating is that people are dying needlessly. don? >> dan simon, thank you. and thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >>> welcome to our k"cnn newsroom." joe biden made tensions with the ally and humanitarian crisis in afghanistan and a global pandemic. outrage of a video that shows u.s. border agents on horse back charging into crowds of haitian refugees. homeland security now vowing t

. >>> cnn's darryl borgis is live in pennsylvania. when you look at the time line of things. the south tower collapsed at 9:59. the crash in pennsylvania was just four minutes later. what do we expect today? >> reporter: that's right, christi. good morning to you. at 10:03 a.m. is when united flight 93 went down. we're standing just a few hundred yards away from the crash site, what was once an abandoned surface mine is a critical part of american history. we're expecting the ceremony to start at 9:30 this morning. the krit tall time you talked about it, christi, is 10:03. that's when united flight 93 weren't down. another person speaking as well is steven ruda, a retired battalion chief who responded on 9/11. it was a common field one day, a field of honor forever. the family will pass by a wall to the site and cross through. we'll hear from kim naki. the brother of jim naki. he said this world is a safer place because of them but it's not a better world because it is not here. it did not hit the intended target, the united states capitol. the 40 men and women possibly saved

although that last one with congressman darryl issa is that darryl issa did pause for secretary blinken actually answer. >> and when he was criticized for not coming to capitol hill, congressman issa stepped in and said, let's be clear, he did nothing wrong. coverage continues now with jake tapper. >>> so if voluntary vaccines don't work on skeptics and mandates don't either, what will? "the lead" starts right now. >>> new cnn polling reveals a majority of americans support the new covid vaccine mandates, but could the new mandates force skeptical americans further away from the vaccine. >>> and then, president biden goes west young man in hopes of boasti i ing gavin newsom. bracing for violce

we're all mothers and she deserves to know. >> reporter: even now, darryl says his mother is still once about the vaccine. now left to raise his niece and nephew, he says the day following his sister's death -- >> the next day i went and got my vaccination. it was the hardest decision of my life. am i doing right by god? am i doing right by natalie? and i got it out of fear. >> so sad. dan, i experienced this in idaho this summer, seeing the groups of vaccinated and unvaccinated. how tense is it from what you see now in idaho, where obviously you are tonight, and also neighboring washington state where you really do see these pockets of vaccinated and pockets of unvaccinated. how is the tension? >> reporter: well, medical officials, erin, on both sides of the border are saying what is happening is so tragic. what they're saying, and this is where they get angry, is why stick with the status quo? why not enact a mask mandate? but what makes them really angry is seeing people die needlessly, and they blame it almost entirely, erin, on vaccine misinformation on social media. erin? >> unb

although that last one with congressman darryl issa is that darryl issa did pause for secretary blinken actually answer. >> and when he was criticized for not coming to capitol hill, congressman issa stepped in and said, let's be clear, he did nothing wrong. coverage continues now with jake tapper. >>> so if voluntary vaccines don't work on skeptics and mandates don't either, what will? "the lead" starts right now. >>> new cnn polling reveals a majority of americans support the new covid vaccine mandates, but could the new mandates force skeptical americans further away from the vaccine. >>> and then, president biden goes west young man in hopes of boasti i ing gavin newsom. bracing for violence, but hoping for the best. the fencing around the u.s. capitol is about to go back up, days before a right-wing rally, as police today arrest an armed neo-nazi blocks from the capitol. >>> welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. we begin today with our health lead. while president biden's new covid vaccine or testing mandate on businesses continue to face fierce opposition from some republican gove

we darryl had once been a fan of brian, lauren in 1936 -- 30 years later, darryl reviled brian as a symbol of what he said was despair and bigotry. we financing the defense, paying with's salary and other lawyers was the ecu. which they saw the defenses free speech. they said we don't care about sizing hirsch and it, we just believe that teachers and public school should be able to teach what they believe is the truth about. science and although with a left-wing lawyer wasn't agnostic and what some would call an atheist, he did not want to attack religion, that was not his aim. what he wanted to do was basically say that the question of religion was not the primary question, it was if people can teach sciences understand. he said, i know that there are millions of people who look at the bible who think that it is a holy book. i have no objection to that. but it is not a book of science, in ever was, it never was meant to be. so on using the bible to stop the teaching of biology, the legislature coined it -- violated the first amendment. the first six days of the trial were taken up with lo

the group is led by darryl who retired from that department, and was determined to be part of the memorial events in new york this weekend. >> we went -- um -- to ladder -- hook and ladder 3 fdny, and was part of their ceremony that they put on for their crew. >> reporter: ladder truck 3 is the demolished rig that sits inside the 9/11 memorial museum in new york and while it was important the bay-area riders marked this occasion with the nyfd, the ride across the country seemed to take on a special significance, as the people along the way voiced appreciation for their ride. >> we're so glad that you did this ride and came through our community because you have allowed us to be a part of what you're doing. >> reporter: a lot has changed in 20 years. there's been plenty of tragedy, since then. sale says it was an honor to lead the ride, and represent the best of the bay area along the way. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> not just a day of reflection, but also a day of action. the lieutenant governor woke up early-this morning to pack meals with volunteers in san francisco. joined hu

darryl allen's tells me his son key andres passion was to lift up others. through his work as a motivational speaker. your choices today affect your future. what you gonna do, quit or keep pushing? all i know is quitters never win. he andre lived his words. his parents told me. he tried eight times before he got his barber's license. family and friends have created a memorial on the street where he grew up. it's very shocking, and i can't believe that this is here from my son right here for my son. family members say they will keep key andres legacy alive. and he spoke in life to people he believed in his dream. six pieces, no drugs or alcohol were involved that this is a reminder to drivers involved in a crash to pull over to the right shoulder or exit the freeway when possible. frank seen darrell alums post on my facebook feed so many times, you post such passionate articles and he's done so much good work there in oakland just so heartbreaking for both him and the parents of that other child. just i don't even know what can you say amberleigh live at ber

i mean, and others like him are worried. darryl law changes head and the freedom of chinese youth will increasingly be replaced by the agenda for the communist government. katrina, you al jazeera beijing. ah . got you on there with lisa hill, rob, reminder of our top stories, the battle control of a gun. it sounds fun, shit, valley is showing no sign of eating. the national resistance front and taliban forces reported to be engaged in fierce fighting with both sides, claiming to have had the upper hand. charles stratford has war from cobble to understand. there's been heavy fighting in the last 24 hours. we spoke to people who are inside the body yesterday. they said that yeah, that been a lot of shelling, a lot of panic, about desperate to basically try and keep seemingly people away as well. security situation is seemingly deteriorating, massive concerns for what was understood to be between 152200000 people in the valley, mainly ethnic tactics. we understand according to an italian medical organization that they have been treating casualties inside the valley as well. last minute pr

darryl royal the football coach at the university of texas. was a wise man. he said you can tell what kind of person someone is if you watch the way they treat people who can't do anything for them. every night when we leave the stage after our show. the stage crew is out there and the sound guys, hey, we could have done this without y'all but we would have to really sing loud. i can sing my ass off if the sound man doesn't turn me up am we all have people in our circle who we need to depend upon. >> shaq has always done other things for other people. everybody knows who he is. he gets all of the attention he wants is an indication he appreciates this country to, what he's gotten from this country, to the fans in america to the money they made in america. he understands where it all came from. that's why he is giving up on the other people who hate america and the flag. good for shaq and the hell with the other ones. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: all right. reminds me of me. is saving up a sign of growing up? unintentional body movemens c

. >>> let's get to cnn's darryl forge live in shanksville, pennsylvania. a memorial service expected there. what are we expecting today? >> reporter: yeah, boris, good morning to you. i'm standing a few hundred yards away from the crash site here in shanksville, pennsylvania. we're expecting the ceremony to start at 9:45. a critical time will be 10:03. during that time there will be a reading of the 40 names of the victims who lost their lives and followed by that, boris, a ringing of the bells and then a wreath laying ceremony. there's also expected to hear from several different speakers, including former george w. bush and vice president kamala harris who will be giving the keynote speech. they will walk through a ceremonial door to the boulder where the crash site happened. that only happens once a year. we talked with family members who talked about the emotions they still lived through one year ago. kim naky talked about his brother and how caring and loving he was. he said because of the actions of those 40 crew members and passengers on flight 93,

mckinnedy >> darryl leron mckinney >> george patrick mclaughlin, jr.on corbett o'neill. beautiful sean, you are always with us through the eyes of your incredible daughter, and all around us, forever and eternal. >> and my cousin and best friend, lucia. lucy, it has been 20 years today that you are going. but those years will never erase the memories we shared. you are a special friend who cannot be replaced. our lives move on, but your happy memories are still with us. i am glad i am still in touch with your sister maria, your brother frank and our best friends. i love you and i really, really miss you. ciao, bella. >> robert c. mclaughlin, jr. >> gavin mcmahon >> robert d. mcmahon >> edmund m. mcnally >> daniel walker mcneal >> walter arthur mcneil >> christine sheila mcnulty >> sean peter mcnulty >> robert william mcpadden >> terence a. mcshane >> timothy patrick mcsweeney >> martin e. mcwilliams >> rocco a. medaglia >> abigail medina >> ana iris medina >> damian meehan >> william j. meehan, jr. >> alok kumar mehta >> raymond meisenheimer >> manuel

darryl allen's tells me his son key andres passion was to lift up others through his work as a motivationalspeaker. your choices today affect your future. what you gonna do, quit or keep pushing? all i know is quitters never win. he andre lived his words. his parents told me. he tried eight times before he got his barber's license. family and friends have created a memorial on the street where he grew up. it's very shocking, and i can't believe that this is here from my son right here for my son. family members say they will keep key andres legacy alive. and he spoke with life to people he believed in his dream. amberleigh ktvu, fox. two news, dozens of people lafayette are speaking out after a school crossing guard was killed last week after being hit by a car. we need you to put the same effort and commitment into begging our city safe. 45 year old ashley diaz was killed wednesday hit by an suv outside stanley middle school, where he was a crossing guard. last night, members of the public urged the lafayette city council to take action to make the streets safer for pedestrians we need to

tarrou ronald tartaro deborah tavolarella darryl anthony taylor donnie brooks taylor hilda e.eonard e. taylor lorisa ceylon taylor michael morgan taylor sandra c. taylor sandra dawn teague karl w. teepe paul a. tegtmeier yeshavant moreshwar tembe anthony tempesta dorothy pearl temple stanley l. temple david gustaf peter tengelin brian john terrenzi lisa marie terry goumatie thackurdeen harshad sham thatte michael theodoridis >> and my brother, angel perez. we continue to mourn our loss as it was that horrific day 20 years ago, september 11, 2001. our love ones have -- loved ones have left with us precious memories that we shared together. my brother angel, i know that you received my mom. mom, with open arms. angel, i see you in my dreams, next to mom. angel, i hear your laughter in my son's. and iac your smile and your big heart will live with us -- i see your smile and big heart will live with us forever. troops who fought for our nation, and continue to fight, we will -- they will never be closure until we meet again. >> and my cousin, michael. michael, you live on in the l

i'm darryl yip. i'm manner with the streets division. i will give you informational update on the 2021 sfmta 20-year capital plan. we expect to present to you for approval within the next couple of months. each project goes through a comprehensive process to assess and prioritize the capital needs. this process starts by defining our investments. over the last year and a half, lot of our decisions have been prioritized our capital investment so we can make better decisions on what to invest in it future. we do that in it 20-year capital plan. which is an assessment of our capital needs. [please stand by] >> $31.3 billion over the next 20 years. if you do the math $1.6 billion annually. since our annual capital budget over the last 5 years is hundreds of millions, not billions. we use the capital plan to prioritize needs and identify the need for more funding to fund our vision for the future. this is just a slide showing what goes in and what comes out of the capital plan. on the left it coordinates existing plans connect sf, bike progra

the darryl caller reporting internal memos instructing military personnel to, quote: note any commentsg the religious exemption as a ruse to avoice the vaccine and whether they, quote, begin by discussing concerns about safety, politics, et cetera and move from nonreligious belief to religious ones. take a live look at capitol hill as we are seven days out from funding running out for the federal government congress still unable to reach an agreement on a spending bill as both sides of the aisle dig in their heels about extending the debt limit. buff the house -- the white house budget office is warning about a government shut down writing, in part, we fully expect congress to work in a bipartisan fashion to keep our government open, get disaster relief to the americans who need it, and avoid a catastrophic default. meanwhile senator schumer announcing a free to pay for the 3.5 massive trillion dollars spending plan democrats like bee sanders and mark warner say they have been left in the dark. washington state eradicating yet another giant murder hornet nest. state officials found a t

commissioner: i wouldn't mind postponing a decision tonight to having one of your first questions answered, darryl, which was to council when you said okay. well, in the past we did this and there was no answer. and, so, i don't like -- i'm sure counsel is right or is basing it on his understanding of fact, but i think that would be interesting to know about a past procedure and precedent and stuff like that. i'd like to know that that history and the whole accountability piece. i think that would be very important from my education at least on being able to move forward in case we have another case like this and so i wouldn't mind kicking the can down the road. but, again, i will raise the issue so what? so what? there's no prescription for equity here, it's a permit and if we find for the appellant, the appellant winds and the appellant wins what? the appellant cannot sell this permit, that has become very clear. so we can rise and show we are synthetic it will make us feel god, but it won't do any good. i just want to put that forward and i really want to hear, i like that extra piece of inform

. >> even as 9/11 drifted from the headlines, darryl worley emphatically reminded us of the significanceth our lives but there's a faction of people. i just had strong feelings about it. >> ♪ before you start your preaching, let me ask you this , my friend. have you forgotten, how it felt that day ♪ brian: there was a conversation with president george w. bush that inspired michael w. smith's "soaring, there she stands." >> i just remember he looked at me and said hey, you need to write a song about that which i thought was impossible and then i started to think about all the heros who died for our freedom. i would not be standing on this piece of dirt if it hadn't been for their sacrifice. >> ♪ there she stands ♪ brian: we will never forget 9/11. the music helps us heal, helps us remember, and inspires us still. >> ♪ through it all, there she stands ♪ ainsley: very powerful. brian: that was just great. steve: it's amazing as we watch that, and brian, good job putting that together with aj hall. so many of those entertainers debuted those songs on this program, and this program was on th

commissioner: i wouldn't mind postponing a decision tonight to having one of your first questions answered, darryl, which was to council when you said okay. well, in the past we did this and there was no answer. and, so, i don't like -- i'm sure counsel is right or is basing it on his understanding of fact, but i think that would be interesting to know about a past procedure and precedent and stuff like that. i'd like to know that that history and the whole accountability piece. i think that would be very important from my education at least on being able to move forward in case we have another case like this and so i wouldn't mind kicking the can down the road. but, again, i will raise the issue so what? so what? there's no prescription for equity here, it's a permit and if we find for the appellant, the appellant winds and the appellant wins what? the appellant cannot sell this permit, that has become very clear. so we can rise and show we are synthetic it will make us feel god, but it won't do any good. i just want to put that forward and i really want to hear, i like that extra piece of inform

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