john miller is a deputy commissioner the nypd and others have established a new cyber-command center.hostile foreign power that's an actual government, you're going to see the ability to attempt to get into critical infrastructure systems that you're going to need to use in the event of an attack, whether that's from a nation state or a terrorist group, and to disability those systems when you need them most. >> john miller told me he worries about the possibility of terrorists uses ransomware attacks on company to raise fund for future attacks it's imagining that combination of terror groups and cybertechniques that have people on edge these day. >>> president bush says very often the first plane was an accident, the second was an attack, the third was a declaration of war that third plane crashed into the pentagon, a direct hit into the building's west wall, 184 people died. the symbol of america's military and power, the headquarters of the u.s. in smoke. james stavridis was in the pentagon that day, now nbc news senior international security and diplomat set contributor you were j

john miller and mike will join us on the nbc bay area broadcast booth at 6:30. >>> coming up before the a million dollars of jewelry and family's heirlooms are gone. the reasons the family thinks it's an inside job and what they're offering to get the treasure back. that story and more. >>> the crew is having a blast on their second day in orbit. one of the four private citizens circling the earth. a third showed off his drawering that she's been working on. smiles all around for the historic crew, lead by isaccman. >> inspiration 4 is in orbit as they are. scientists here on earth is hard at work for what's next for space travel. it's a new rocket, it has critical parts created by a 3-d printer. we have your exclusive look >>> breaking news tonight. the critical votes fda advisers overwhelmingly rejecting covid booster shots for most americans. the fda panel choosing not to recommend boosters for people 16 and up, instead giving a much more narrow endorsement for those 65 and at high risk. it comes just days before the biden administration plans to begin rolling boosters out so what ha

john miller was an abc news correspondent and a former public affairs director for the nypd.here's this moment when the first tower comes down. peter immediately knew that there were no words. he raised his hand on the set just like that, which was a signal to all of us to say nothing. in that moment, you were horrified for the people that were in the building. you just cannot believe what's unfolding. when the first tower came down, it was as if something biblical was happening. the way the smoke moved through the city. my sources were shellshocked. they knew that this was an epic failure. they knew that this was something that they would have to answer for in the law enforcement community. their immediate response was just stunned and anger. among the first tips that i got was that the fbi was going to descend on the airports. my sources said, the flight manifest will be the key to understanding who did this and who directed them. they immediately were telling me about al qaeda and osama bin laden being their primary suspect. as you recall, the cia director george tenant wa

. >> now john miller told me he worries about the possibility of terrorists uses ransomware attacks on companies to raise funds for future terrorist attacks, and it's imagining that combination of terror tactics and cyber that officials are concerned about today. back over to you, courtney >> eamon javers, thank you very much for covering this and all the coverage that you've done surrounding the anniversary. be sure and catch a special edition of "the news with shepard smith: america remembers 20 years later." that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eaerti 'lbeight back. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. >>> welcome back to

. >> commissioner john miller says at this point there are no credible or specific threats against new york city for this weekend. but of course with the anniversary approaching for the nypd security and vigilance will the top of la top of mind in jersey city, new jersey. i'm craig treadway. gran vicki, back to you. >> appreciate that, craig. on september 11th. by the way, we will have live team coverage of the day's events in our weekend newscasts and on our streaming app kronon also on epsaturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special. it starts it 10:30pm on saturday. >> today marks 11 years since a terrible event that happened right here in the bay area. the san bruno pipeline explosion apocalyptic. >> 8 people were killed, many more injured 38 homes were destroyed. our kron four's maureen kelly went back to the crest more neighborhood which was for ever changed by the blast. >> i'm standing in early glenview park 11 years ago, there were 3 homes in this location all completely destroyed when the pipeline exploded along with dozens of others. now you can see a plaqu

john miller the senior vice president of policy and senior counsel for the information and technologyn industry council which represents the leading information communication technology company. and then to be back before the subcommittee the senior vice president for cybersecurity and innovation and with the sector coordinating and finally we have the managing director of security and operation for the american association also cochairs the working group for the pipeline of the coordinating council of the natural gas sector without objection the witnesses posttreatment will be inserted in s the record i now ask each witness to his or her statements for five minutes. >> you may be muted. >> thank you chairwoman clark and other members of the subcommittee to talk today about this incident reporting topict we have far as the efforts and appreciate the open dialogue with you and your staff public-private partnerships are critical to the success in full disclosure programs and development and then the major tenets of benefits of the cyberincident reporting framework but before i turn to a

john miller, the senior vice president of policy and general counsel for the information technology industry counsel also known as iti, which represents the world's leading information and communication technology companies. next, i'm pleased to welcome mr. robert mayer, before the subcommittee. he's the senior vice president for cyber security and innovation at the u.s. telecom and chairs the coordinating counsel. and finally we have ms. kimberley, the managing director of security and operations for the american gas association who also cochairs the cyber security working group for the pipeline sector coordinating council and the oil and natural gas sector. without objection the witness' full statements will be inserted in the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statement for five minutes beginning with mr. bushar. mr. bushar, i believe you may be muted. >> always a good start to a hearing. apologies, chairwoman. thank you to all the members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to talk with you today. we applaud your efforts to tackle this complex issue and appreciate

john miller, senior vice president of policy and general counsel for the information technology industry council, also known as iti, which represents information and communication technology companies. next i'm pleased to welcome mr. roberts mayer back before the subcommittee. mr. mayer is the senior vice president for cybersecurity and innovation at ustelecom and chairs the communication sector coordinating council. and then finally we have ms. kimberly denbow, the managing director of security and operations for the american gas assocation who also cochairs the cybersecurity working group for the pipeline sector coordinating council and oil and natural gas sector. without objection the witnesses false statements will be answered in the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statement for five minutes beginning with mr. bushar. >> mr. bushar, i believe you may be muted. >> always a good start. apologies, chairwoman. thank you, chairwoman clarke, ranking member garbarino and all the members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to talk with you today about this importan

brian miller is the assistant professor of medicine at johns hopkins university school of medicine. he is joining us to focus on the looming doctor shortage in the u.s. and the burnout caused by -- caused to doctors quite nurses, and other workers by the pandemic. the pandemic was declared in march of last year. the pandemic obviously continues in surges with the delta variant. the fine for us with the term burnout means to

. >> doctor brian miller assistant professor of medicine at johns hopkins university school of medicine as an intern us in joining us this morning in particular to focus on the looming doctor shortage in the u.s. and the burnout that is been caused by doctors, nurses and other health professionals on the covid 19 pandemic. bryant miller what welcome to "washington journal" but. >> thank you for having me. >> the pandemic was declared in march of 2020 by the pandemic obviously continues in searches with the delta variant. first of all defined for us the term burn out means, at least to you and how much are we seeing of it in the united states? >> i think burnout is the loss of personalization or loss of connection to your work and the loss of the sense of meaning. i think most studies show one half to one third of physicians are having burnout even before the pandemic. >> how is that expressed? are they considering moving to another career? >> that's a good question. it means people are disconnected from the day per the thinkingsi about leaving the profession. they're thinking about chan

miller recommended 2500 troops day on the ground to keep stability in afghanistan. he said he was turned down at his job became the execution of the withdrawal, the pentagon spokesperson john kirby would not comment on miller's testimony. >> i won't speak to his views that he may or may not have expressed in a session with members of congress. the president was given advice and counsel to formulate his open unit his decision. >> this comes as republicans are putting pressure on the white house designate the taliban as a foreign terror organization. >> why would not the taliban in afghanistan be a foreign terrorist organization? >> the intelligence is clear the taliban equals al qaeda. >> flights of stopped for 7 days because of measles cases. >> the cdc requested 7 additional days out of abundance of caution, that remains the case. we are assessing and working with the national security team, public health officials and others to determine what the next steps are. >> the white house is not confirmed the exact number of americans and visa holders waiting to leave afghanistan. >> the us and uk will help us to acquire nuclear powered submarines as part of any security partner

john in california. caller: good morning. i have a question for dr. miller about the overall covid burnout and shortage. my math tells me we are talking 670,000 deaths. let's rounded up to one million -- ground it up to one million. we have 360 million people in this country. if 1% -- at 60% we are down to less than half of 1% deaths from this. then you add in the potential of that being over 80 years old, cut that figure in half. we are down significantly in the 1% of 1% deaths. does it justify the destruction of the entire economy for the efforts to help so many people that are marginalized healthwise and age wise? guest: you are asking partially about the different between public health and controls to communicable disease and public health policy, which as a country we have not done a good job distinguishing between public health policy having to also consider economic effects, which has become clear. in terms of deaths, a death as a patient come as a physician, as a family member, any death is depressing and heart wrenching. my heart goes out to anyone

pentagon spokesman john kirby would not comment on miller's testimony. >> i won't speak to general millie'ssession with members of congress. he was given advice and counsel to formulate what ended up being his opinion and decision. >> republicans are putting pressure on the white house to designate the talent and as a foreign terror organization. >> why would not the taliban in afghanistan be a foreign terrorist organization? they are a bunch of terrorists. the taliban and equals al qaeda. jillian: the white house is flights of stopped for 7 days because of measles cases. >> the cdc requested 7 additional days out of abundance of caution. that remains the case. we are assessing and working with the national security team, public health officials and others to determine the next steps. jillian: the white house has not confirmed the number of americans and visa holders waiting to leave afghanistan. todd: newt gingrich says the white house is living in a world of liberal idealism if it thinks the withdrawal from afghanistan was a success. >> not the biden is stupid but biden and the team aroun

you go with a lot of good morning our chest miller. definition me to do. john got on the top limit. i wanted them off. you're gonna be back to do the work for me about the run, the less about i get up there for us. let me use the the the me welcome back to the guys report. i'm as the guys are time now to turn to mission shed lock of miss talk dot com. miss. welcome back. it's a pleasure, rebecca and the guys are show. it's been awhile so it's good to do. good to see you and stacy, you know, we've been following you of course, as always, and need to pick your brain on some things. there. stock markets and property markets are out all time. shipping rates have gone parabolic shorted years. they're everywhere driven in part due to record demand, but also a shortage of workers. what's going on then you get the word is strategy story max . now the question is transit story to what they the does the bread like is trying to make up for past inflation, which is absolutely crazy. if you look at the housing market or the stock market, we don't count that way. we just, we just count the consum

then johns hopkins university assistant professor dr. brian miller on covert burnout -- covid burnout. be sure to join our discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ host: for many years through many congresses and presidents, the last week of september has always been crunch time. fraught with uncertainties, the fiscal year ends september 30 and the federal government faces the possibility of a shutdown if new spending is not in -- not approved. this year brings added democratic deadlines to pass a package on infrastructure and a three point $5 trillion further social program spending bill. top priorities of president biden. the morning and welcome to washington journal. it is sick, or 27th, 2020 one. we will spend this first hour talking about your priorities for congress, spending priorities that is. 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans. for independents, 202-748-8002. for text you can send it to 202-748-8003. we will look for your post sought -- posts on facebook and

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you go with waited chest miller, the number the whole do. john got caught up limits and i wanted them to go back to do the work for me about the less about the me better survival. got a few years like all the research so there are you don't get a back. oh heck, no. refrigeration came. well, look at the rest and 7 years. so what kind of report the welcome back i'm still here with retired us army officer major daddy session was the true history of the united states. i mean, some said that in the a bit your ease of donald rumsfeld, they were far too kind to him. i mean, what did you make of the? i mean, millions, tens of millions were killed wounded or displaced in these wars. oh, it was obscene. i mean the missionaries were largely obscene. it's one thing to dance on somebody's grade. but when that person created countless graves masquerades, i think we need to tell the truth about it. and the truth is donell rumsfeld's role in american politics is highly nefarious and it was long term, meaning like the youngest, then oldest secretary defense. i be

yeah. worried miller definition me number the whole do john? i got, i've got that limit and i want to bring them off. you're gonna go back to the work for me about the less about the me and the telephone celebration, taking full control of afghanistan after defeating the last pocket of resistance. although anti taliban fighters claimed that they still hold parts of the eastern country problems, jo biden's approval rating jobs to the lowest of his presidency after the catholic withdrawal from cobble. we look at the p r. disaster that has unfold and we also look at how the pull out is even testing britton's relations with the united states . with the u. k. defense minister questioning.

then johns hopkins university assistant professor dr. brian millerovert burnout -- covid burnout. be sure to join our discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ host: for many years through many congresses and presidents, the last week of september has always been crunch time. fraught with uncertainties, the fiscal year ends september 30 and the federal government faces the possibility of a shutdown if new spending is not in -- not approved. this year brings added democratic deadlines to pass a package on infrastructure and a three point $5 trillion further social program spending bill. top priorities of president biden. the morning and welcome to washington journal. it is sick,

john kornblum. this is bloomberg. matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller with amanda lang. our main candidates across germany are on the second last day of campaigning before the election to determine who will succeed angela merkel as chancellor. last night, for the filed debate of the election, here is a look at some of the highlights. >> europe is looking at germany and more governments will be formed. >> we have to make sure together, with france, we are progressive. >> i want to make sure that we create a united european approach towards china. >> we are the big country in the middle of the european union with the biggest population and the biggest economic strength. >> we need to start projects together, also arms projects, to act when the united states steps back. matt: shorting us now is john kornblum, and he has held many roles in his career, including being ambassador to germany. that was under president clinton. thank you for joining us. it strikes me as, i may be a bit of a senate, but almost every statement that we just heard was something that politicians don't

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miller definition me. what is your number? how do you john? i got, i've got that limit and i wanted them to be skilled that you left me about the less about me and the extraordinary success. and this mission was due to the incredible skill, gravely and so post courage is united states military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. us president joe biden called the mission and i've got a santa success despite the chaos in bloodshed during the final days of the us. military presence.

john: trey, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: let's bring in white house director of speech writing for president trump, steve miller joins us. welcome to america reports. >> thank you. >> sandra: president biden declared the world at an inflexion point amid the crises his country is encountering. >> i think it was a real missed opportunity. the entire world was really interested in hearing what biden's doctrine would be, what his philosophy would be. the u.n. speech stands alone in a president's calendar of speeches for a year as the one time the whole world is listening solely to the president to discuss foreign policy. if you remember when president trump's first u.n. address in 2017 he laid out this new doctrine to say, we are going to reject top down globalism. we're going to focus on individual nations finding common ground and working together in a bottom up way. that animated the whole trump presidency. it was the core of that speech. i listened to the speech today trying to hear that but i just didn't find it. the second missed tune was obviously on afghanistan. the entire assembly, everyone watching at home here

room after a group of people became oysters as he put it in the incident involving mac miller i under review. johnjust frazzled, there at their wits end to get this new story comes after a day after the san francisco mayor using every justification she could come up with of why she wasn't right mask. >> maybe he was feeling this. in the meeting. may be inspired by something great unfortunately for him, this time the fun police came along and kicked him out. that is a little over-the-top. >> it feels a little over-the-top but these days, nothing surprises anymore pride bombshell new report revealing many haitian migrants being released into the united states despite the biden administratio claiming the opposite. joining us now is farming actin extractor under president trump trump. we have learned that the a lot of these migrants are being sen to various places around the united states, throughout texas and cities elsewhere. we don't know exactly where they're going, but the justification for that is your thoughts about what we're seein here, ron? >> this is the point right there , they are coming

miller dress. in fact had a different name, somebody named john.fficial communication you received about this august? or had they been in touch with you before this in summer officially? >> no this is the first communication i got from mr. gableman, assuming that was mr. gableman. there is, there are a lot of red flags on that email as you pointed out. and it's sort of fishing one-on-one. you don't open a fake gmail account. you don't send something to that. the name did not match. the email address was. phone this is supposedly a person who is in charge of checking to make sure our election was on this and fear. and it's pretty scary. >> i know that sort of deep in the letter, whoever wrote this letter to you, if it is from the person who is running the audit for the legislative republicans. the writer asked you to pass this request onto the municipal courts. to the town clerks. throughout dane county and presumably all the other clerks were out to pass it to all the other clerks to preserve their records and all of their information as well, i ha

. >> john: fox team coverage on ida's devastation. david miller live in the garden state.begin with brian live in queen, the scene of tragedy. >> right now we are talking about at least 20 people who have died in this historic rainfall and flash flooding between new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. in new york 9 people died, 8 in queens and in their basement residential dwelling. this is an apartment where 4 feet of water rushed killing a 22 and 43-year-old. it was a mother and son. the father and one son got out. a 2-year-old boy also died in a basement style apartments. we are talking about epic historic levels of rain. 3 inches per hour yesterday. unheard of. central park saw 3.5 inches in one hour. the subway system flooded out. 17 trains were stuck underground. they suspended the nation's largest subway system because of this flooding. there was a travel ban until 5 a.m. so all non-emergency cars were off the streets. the first ever national flood emergency warning sent out in new york city. to help people to get out of rising waters. for many it was too late. there

john. >> thank you so much for that, anthony. we'll check back in with you. appreciate it. >>> former senior adviser to former president trump jason miller was briefly detained participating in anti-democratic alkts after appearing at brazil's version of cpac, the conservative political conference. we have cnn's michael warren joining us now. just when you think the story can't get any weirder it does. tell us about this. >> right. we don't know every detail. but what we do know from jason miller, he was in the brazilia airport leaving the country when he was detained for what he said was three hours. he released a statement to cnn. we'll read that in part here. we're not accuse of any wrongdoing and told only that they wanted to talk. we informed them that we had nothing to say and were eventually released to fly back to the united states. a little cryptic, not answering questions from us about what exactly he was questioned about for those three hours, but he was released, was able to get back on that plane. some questions, of course, about what exactly he was doing in brazil. he was promoting this social media site getter that he runs now that he's left t

john, thank you for that. and we've got a busy thursday morning. we have an accident appear in sandra fell. >> southbound one. oh, one south of miller creek road.block and you can see we're seeing delays along one-on-one here as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. we had an accident on the san mateo bridge slows down a bit. now we're at 25 minutes and that accident has been from moved the bay bridge with a stalled vehicle here. 15 minutes into the city this morning to get to the fremont street exit. they've been able to move that vehicle all for the bridge and highway 4 has been pretty slow throughout the morning. we got up to about 90 minutes earlier. now we're down to 69 earlier construction. he also had a stalled vehicle near a 4, 2, for you to hear things have been slow as traffic is building again, no blocked lanes just slower traffic along highway 4 this morning. the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 30 minutes. so we have recovered from that stalled vehicle that was there down here in fremont. you've got a stalled vehicle 80 southbound albarado boulevard. so when things down a bit daryn. james, back to you. thanks a

miller said we did not authorize the call. two separate calls. you might be right. but not the second one. >> they asked for one i know he was following the chain of command. >> john rich, your thoughts. >> john: an interesting hypocrisy. we know of the man on facebook who called out the superiors, he called out all of them, what are you doing, apologize. tell us why you made this mistake. he's in the brig today. he's in the brig. you saw the most powerful generals in our country effectively calling out biden saying no, no, we told him to do this. but he did that and we don't know why. is that not effectively calling out the president of the united states? they're not in the brig. they've got their jobs. but the young man who called them out is now in handcuffs. so, i don't understand d nature of that but i don't like it. >> one of the reporters can ask joe biden, you saw the hearing, not a lot of agreement. you lied to the american people. any response to that? maybe peter doocy. our very own. >> amanda dunaway: there's hearing on the house side. >> up next, liberals and progressive da's blaming, ready, covid for the massive spike in violent crime. >> dan: liberals ar

jon: let's bring in david lee miller our correspondent, what can you tell us. >> good morning, john. the scene is absolutely a horrific one. you have people streaming out of the area. people literally in tears and shock. jon: harvey kushner on line with us. frequent guest of ours and terrorism expert. harvey, is it too early to speculate. >> you look outside the fox studios, look how clear it is. how could you miss the trade towers? not just one but two planes? no matter how this turns out, this is going to be a day that is going to live in infamy and, you know, it's going to cause changes in terms of security like this country has never seen before. jon: let me bring into the conversation david asman, my colleague. >> yes, jon scott, i want to give you late breaking information. all of manhattan has been sealed off. the hudson river bridges and the tunnels have been sealed. so manhattan is in lockdown. >> one can only guess that the u.s. armed forces is now in a state of high alert. we are a city under siege right now. and the united states of america is warding off any further terr

miller [bells ringing] louis j. nacke ii [bells ringing] donald arthur peterson. [bells ringing] jean hoadley peterson [bells ringing] mark david rothenberg [bells ringing] christine ann snyder [bells ringing] my dad, johnni [bells ringing] honor elizabeth wainio [bells ringing] my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. [bells ringing] >> 20 years ago, the world watched in horror as a terrorist attack unfolded at the world trade center, the pentagon, and in this field, near shanksville. on that day, my vision, here at this holy site was one of a lone fire engine with its crew at the ready for potential rescue and firefighting. those first responders were shadowed by smoke rising from the impact zone into the nearby forest of the hemlock trees bordering this field. my thoughts at the moment was that this was no longer a common field. it was traveled by so many who lived in this area, but this field was now sacred ground. and common no more. so how did this vision of tragedy turn into a memory of complete victory? a wife of the fellow los angeles firefighter, susie bird, made a quilt. she asked many to place a written message on the patches of that quilt. when i was given the pen, i wrote the vision that i had seen

for the ap, jonathan lemire, elizabeth boone miller, and nbc news and msnbc national affairs analyst, host and executive producer of showtime "the circus" johnmocratic activists this is disturbing for bloggers this is disturbing for podcasters, this is what a functioning national party looks like. i know this may not be a popular thing to say this morning. democrats should be celebrating they have such problems that they have to run a majority. >> yes, but it is looking grim for the infrastructure bill today. nancy pelosi there's a lot of skepticism about that and it's entirely possible by the end of the day that she pulls it and says we will try this again at a later date. it's be possible. we all know she does not put anything on the floor she doesn't think can pass and there's talk that biden needs to go up to the hill today, could go up to the hill to push this further. we have still not heard from senator sinema and manchin a bottom line number for what they would accept in what has been called fiscal insanity in a social spending bill. so that is still not resolved, and it looks like after last night with the statement of manchin that

miller park. the sermon was originally scheduled to take place in july of 2020 but was delayed for 14 months due to covid. >> john: let's just leave that up. with the britney story. that is interesting because it did inspire lawmakers to come together and introduce legislation to free britney. >> john: everyone wants to get in on it. they kind of do. the taliban announcing its put new government in afghanistan. naming former mode business. we will take a deeper dive into who these people are with former raincoat sergeant the code of meyer. that is coming up. kc's meddling will also join us coming up in a big second government of america reports about that one with us. clinic veteran homeowners. while some banks and lenders are raising their rates newday is holding the line with their two and a quarter refi. that's 2.25%, with an apr of 2.48. this is their lowest rate in history. the newday two and a quarter refi can cut thousands of dollars off your mortgage payments. there's no money out of pocket and no up front costs. lock in your rate. when you have metastatic breast cancer, what does it mean to be a thriver?

miller [bells ringing] >> louis j. nacke ii [bells ringing] donald -- >> donald arthur peterson. [bells ringing] >> jean hoadley peterson [bells ringing] >> mark david rothenberg [bells ringing] >> christine ann snyder [bells ringing] >> my dad, johnringing] >> my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. [bells ringing] >> 20 years ago, the world watched in horror as a terrorist attack unfolded at the world trade center, the pentagon, and in this field, near shanksville. on that day, my vision, here at this holy site was one of along fire engine with its crew at the ready for potential rescue and firefighting. those first responders were shadowed by smoke rising from the impact zone into nearby forest of the hemlock trees bordering this field. my thoughts at the moment was that this was no longer a common field. it was traveled by so many who lived in this area, but this field was now sacred ground. and, no more. so how did this vision of tragedy turn into a memory of complete victory? a wife of the fellow los angeles firefighter, susie bird, made a quilt. she asked many to place a written message on the patches of that quilt. when i was given the pen, i wrote the vision that i had seen on september 11, 2001. i wrote a common field one day, t

johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. it is supported by michael bloomberg, founder of bloomberg lp and supported philanthropies. we will take you back to munich. the porsche ceo is standing by with matt millerw is underway in munich. matt miller knows his way around. he feels perfectly positioned to talk to the ceo of porsche. are you having fun? matt: yes i am. i am very happy to be back at an auto show. to be honest, i'm even happier to be standing in front of a porsche. i am here with the ceo, oliver bloom, and we are standing in front of the mission r which is your new concept electric racecar. tell us about it and how likely the are to see this coming into production? oliver: the mission r is our concept idea for future motorsports. as you know from porsche we look at the starting of mission e, porsche always stands for dreams come true and behind the fantastic motorsport, horsepower and a top speed of over 300 kilometers per hour -- 1000 horsepower. could become a reality in the future. torture -- porsche owns -- matt: 300 kilometers an hour. about 187.5 miles an hour. how likely are we to see an actual series with these kinds of cars? right now we have the formula e but this looks mo

miller. louisj nacke ii. donald arthur peterson. jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder. my my dad, john talignani.n into a memory of complete victory? a wife or a fellow los angeles firefighter, made a quilt, and she asked many to place a written message on the patches of that quilt. when i was given the pen, i recollected the vision i had seen on september 11, 2001, and i wrote, "a common field one day, a field of honour forever." these are simple words caught the attention of one of the archivists who collected many thoughts that were sent here to this beautiful memorial. these words became the preamble for the mission statement that has guided and processed for permanently memorialising the a0 passengers and crew of flight 93 over the past 20 years. now, please, hear these words once again. a common field one day, a field of honour forever. a common field one day, a field of honourforever. may all a common field one day, a field of honour forever. may all who visit this place remember the collective acts of courage and sacrifice of the passengers and crew. revere this hallowed ground as a final

we'll send it over to john miller and mike cuoco. >>> tonight oracle park in san francisco is the center of the baseball world. with just 27 games left, the giants and dodgers are in a dead heat. it's a national league western division showdown as the rivalry continues next.