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we are watching the wreath-laying ceremony at the pentagon. we just saw the president of the united states along with the first lady laying a wreath at the pentagon, third and final stop in commemoration of 9/11, an incredibly emotional day not only for the leaders of this country but for the entire nation as we memorialize so many of the lives that were lost on that day. of course, this wreath-laying ceremony, as i said, attended by so many leaders there. let's take a listen. [ taps playing ] >> you see the president there and the first lady at the wreath-laying ceremony at the pentagon along with the vice president and the second gentleman, making their third stop there today on 9/11 commemorating the lives lost on that tragic day 20 years ago in this country. it has been a day of reflection, a day of remembrance, and a day of celebration of so many of the lives that were lost, remembering the loved ones, the mothers, the fathers, the sisters, the brothers and the children, the people that were in the twin towers, that were on flight 93 that

director lai has a question. >> director lai: thank you. my comment is really comment, it's not quite a question. i would say, i feel like staff has made it pretty clear. i think it is past time that we make this problem much clearer because there's been a lot of dialogue through just on media and what not. i think there's confusion sometimes why if there's an urgency now when m.t.a. has been historically underfunded. i think there's a little bit of disbelief that situation is dire i think the m.t.a. board understands it to be. that's one point of feedback. the other thing is, i think what some of the directors mentioned is true. staff has put in so much work and analyzing and helping the city come to this vision of our actual transportation needs in the long run. we're falling way short on being able to actualize it. at the same time, we're in sun certain period of time where there's a lot of even individual level financial uncertainty for our community. it's really hard for us to say, hey, voters, let's go out there and tackle these visio

we knew it was important and it was time to lay aside differences and move it forward. but now, unfortunately, some of our republican colleagues, even though they were eager to have democrats support them when president trump was president, have now -- now some of our republican colleagues are reportedly contemplating a reckless idea spearheaded by the republican senator from wisconsin to oppose any effort to raise the debt ceiling whatsoever. and unfortunately and sadly, the republican leader seems to be going along. let me be clear. taking the debt hostage and playing games with the full faith and credit of the united states is reckless, irresponsible, and will harm every single american. it's a complete nonstarter. this is not just another political debate. it's been honoring our unbroken commitment to pay our debts and avoid another financial crisis at a crucial moment for our country. now it's important to remember that this is not about green lighting future spending. this is about paying debt from past spending which was incurred during the trump administration a

snow fell in alternating torence on the small hamlet of canterbury, connecticut and mehetto bell smith lay dying. earlier that day a young woman named mary smith who was not related had served her a pancake laced with rats being or what we tomato as arsenic. almost immediately metabel, phil violently ill and died the following day and autopsy conducted by several local doctors revealed. what appeared to be foul play and so mary smith was remanded to the wyndham county jail to await trial for murder. indicted on the same day mary's alleged accomplice was none other than john smith. had a bell's husband of 10 years and the father of their four children. surviving court records, you'll feel few clues to the motive that led john smith to conspire with mary smith to murder his wife, but isaac backus the prominent leader of the new england separate baptist movement provided additional details in a theological treatise nearly two decades later. the well-known facts of this sorted affair according to backus were these john smith was a member of mr. solomon payne's separate congregational church in

beats bradley comes lays it up again. he is behind, bradley looks like any other rookie the arrow all have their problems. >> i felt like a little boy on the court with a lot of men. i was very nervous. in fact i didn't know if i could dribble the ball. didn't know the football would stick to my fingers or i would hit it off my foot. i was certain i could not shoot. >> baylor has a 15 footer, 138 -- 133 brick. >> the first time i got into the game that every move that i made. every time i walk there is a plot, cheers, so forth. the other players were all laughing. but of course i was not laughing. it is just the total absence of confidence. >> you are so well known for such a young person. here you are, they've got you there. you are on defense and you are vulnerable. >> one thing i told them has is going to uncork and score 46-point. the thing to remember the same basketball player scores the 46 points scored two points when he wasn't doing well. this is how it happens. the thing is to be consistent. >> i am a writer he

laying out a malarkey-less plan to get the vaccine in more. so we can get the virus out of our lives. biden will mandate that businesses with more than a hundred workers require employees to get either vaccinated or tested once a week. which doesn't seem like that big a deal, but the maga hysteria machine kicked right in. a number of republican lawmakers lashed out, including texas governor greg abbott who tweeted, "biden's vaccine mandate is an assault on private businesses. i issued an executive order protecting texans' right to choose whether they get the covid vaccine." he actually used the words right to choose. just marvel at the hypocrisy of that one for a minute. but i get it. i understand why the greg abbotts of the world are angry. the government's trying to tell them what to do with their own bodies. it's outrageous that these democrats think they can treat republicans like they're women. biden even drew fire from mike pence, who, after a year in hibernation, came out of the pleats of mother's skirt, to deliver what is perhaps the m

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how long does he lay low?rking for the walker beyond. they want to beat warnock. this is not a good strategy, refusing to answer about issues and threats that women have made against him and a lot of these everyone use will drop up in the general election and it won't be enough to run away from the questions. that's a big concern and there's another concern, of course, that alignment with donald trump. here's something that herschel walker said last night in perry just a few minutes before the end of donald trump's speech. take a listen. >> we've been together for a long time, and i said it a long time ago, a great man, great leader, and i want to be a leader like him when i get to that senate seat to show everyone i love america. >> fred, this is a 50/50 state in georgia. a 50/50 senate. republicans want to win back the senate next year. donald trump didn't win in georgia. that is a big concern republicans have. herschel walker aligning himself too close to the president who lost the state of georgia. >> righ

yes, he will certainly lay — progressive levy? yes, he will certainly lay that _ progressive levy?y? yes, he will certainly lay that out, the - progressive levy? yes, he will i certainly lay that out, the health secretary. there is no intergenerational issue here because intergenerational issue here because in the end all families are affected by this. everybody has older relatives who we love and whose care makes us anxious. everybody understands that families across the country is liable to this and we must take steps to fix it, and that is what we are doing.— must take steps to fix it, and that is what we are doing. confidence and “0b is what we are doing. confidence and job creation — is what we are doing. confidence and job creation is _ is what we are doing. confidence and job creation is crucial _ is what we are doing. confidence and job creation is crucial in _ is what we are doing. confidence and job creation is crucial in our- job creation is crucial in our economy. what assessment has the prime minister made of the number of jobs where employers will look at those extra

[indiscernible] not everybody as to agree i am right, but i am laying out what i think has to be done to bring this country back. this is the most unique country in the whole damn world. we are an idea, an idea, not based on ethnicity, geography, it is about an idea. we have never lived up to it but we have never walked away from it except for the last previous four years. it would be inappropriate for me to tell you the number of serious republicans in the past to have called me [indiscernible] and they get it too. this idea -- what do you want to do with biden, i went to boxing -- box him. the stuff that is coming out of florida. [indiscernible] anyway, i am telling you too much, but thinking about today is what these people, and i got a small piece of [indiscernible] they gave me and the flag they gave me. [indiscernible] do they think it makes sense to see someone driving down the street saying f so and so. >> thank you, sir. >> [indiscernible] pres. biden: look, i do. if you read the article, 1617 people, it was in -- what was it? what are including major players of the last 20 y

lay out the scene from before 2017 on. >> right.one of the most contentious come intelligence debates of the entire trump era and it really starts with that vault 7 leak. as is well-known, wikileaks has been on the radar screen of u.s. intelligence for years going back to its publications in 2010 of the state department cables, the afghan war logs, iraq war logs provided by chelsea manning, and of course assange's role in publishing the russian purloined d&c emails and podesta emails during the 2016 election. what really set mike pompeo, the new cia director off, was that vault 7 leak. this was on his watch, his agency. while pompeo have been somewhat dismissive of the russia allegations and assange's role in that, the vault 7 leak focused his energies on getting back at wikileaks and assange, at dismantling the organization. i was in the room when pompeo gave that speech in early april 2017 where h described for the first time wikileaks as a nonstate hostile intelligence service. i assumed, like many, it was some kind of rhetorical

just minutes from now biden will lay a wreath at the pentagon marking 20 years since terrorists attacked the united states and formed the resilience and unity of a nation. >> patrick dunn. >> at new york's ground zero, amid the sounds of bagpipes and the names of fallen children and relatives they never met grew a nation that day. adults hugged and cried, giving in to the grief. bruce springsteen putting their loss into song. ♪ when i see you laugh again ♪ i'll see you in my dreams. >> president biden and the first lady attending the memorial. in shanksville, pennsylvania the first lady laid a wreath in memory of the people who overpowered, the heroes who overpowered the hijackers and spared the intended target. they defended ending the war in afghanistan and that was born from the attacks. >> if you had told anybody we were going to spend 3 million bucks a day for 20 years to try to unite the country after we got bin laden, after al qaeda was wiped out there. can al qaeda come back? yes, but it's back other places. every place al qaeda is, we're going to invade and have troops stay ther

he is not expected to give remarks but is expected to lay a wreath. it is notable, the only former president we will hear from today is george w. bush, who was leading the country on 9/11 and his remarks today incredibly poignant. a lot of people will be talking about them in days to come. >> paula reed in shanksville. talk about the comments from former president bush in shanksville, he talked about the threat to this country is not just from abroad, it is also from within. >> we have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders but from violence that gathers within. there is little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home, but there's disdainful pluralism, in the disregard for human life, in the determination to defile national symbols. they are children of the same foul spirit and it is our continuing duty to confront them. >> their determination to defile national symbols former president bush said. bring in garrett graph, author of "the only plane in the sky" oral

that evening bernard art body arrived in stockholm and was carried to the family home life all the lay in the room in our house. but them my mother didn't think it a good idea and either deny that i should go in and see him like that. so i didn't never saw me. 5 days later swedes came on to the streets of stock home to bid farewell to burn the dots. 90 year old king gustav arrived to mourn the death of his beloved nephew. scouts and red cross workers from the 2 organizations. ben adults. chad, let the coffin along its way to the northern cemetery. ah ah. in israel prime minister david ben gurian ordered an immediate hunter to the killers. but it soon became apparent that the hunt was not what it seems. mushy hillman, the liaison officer, travelling with bernard art, had recognised the driver of the jeep, used by the assassins. a v. i left him a shed. they shall. yeah, my dad went to machine diane, who was then the military commander of jerusalem and said to him, listen, smockey, but i received a threatening letter that said aleman, be careful. why? because he knew one of them. i do, i'

right now the wreath they are going to lay will be at the place of impact.o there's a very beautiful memorial to the 184 people who were killed that day. pensions you can visit at night lit up her face the direction of the building. i was here ten years ago when they inaugurated that memorial and its truly breathtaking particularly at night. jon: you mentioned the defense secretary of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will take part in this wreath laying from i am remembering the astounding images of been defense secretary participating in the evacuation of the damaged section of the pentagon, helping people get out about terrible burning inferno going on in the pentagon that day corporate we heard how been defense secretary donald defied orders from those around him and went back into the building to save lives that day. i think security who try to keep him from going back in, he did go back and. i spoke this week to those who survived who were inside the building at the moment of impact. one person in particular describes how they crawled out on th

now the legislation the next two weeks will lay a new foundation for the future of our economy. it will restore the middle class and 21st centuryen and give many more americans the opportunity to get there. building ladders to the middle class, that's what this is about, and that is what we are going to do. the next few weeks will be crucial to achieving this goal and i look forward to working with my colleagues to continue to deliver on the promise of big, bold change for the american people. of course even as we work to deliver on the build back better agenda, the house and senate will work on other important priorities that demand immediate attention including passing the continuing resolution before the september 30th expiration of government funding providing emergency funding to help those devastated by recent natural disasters and helping resettle our afghan allies and partners. iip expect all of this to be doe in a bipartisan and timely way. of course over the next few weeks the house and senate must also come together to address the debt ceiling. in america when it is t

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next is director lai. >> director lai: thank you, chair borden.o many great comments already made. and i do share a lot of the sentiments that are underlying the concern that i think director eaken has raised. we're just trying to understand how this all fits together and that is a priority for me. well, first of all, i want to say hurray, we're expanding service. i think we didn't really celebrate that. it is super exciting. i think, director yekutiel is correct, some of the messaging may be a little off, but i think we're so bogged down in debating how to use the 10% that we're forgetting that we're actually getting something extra here. i just want to make a comment back on the public comment that we received. i think the board and the staff were very, very focused on finding new -- screens, which is why that topic keeps coming up over and over. we get budget updates so regularly, because we do have a major fiscal cliff that we're heading towards. and until we can find a new revenue screen which will not be until 2022, we don't currently have a

>> it's not a question of laying out. they're having a values discussion with the president of the united states. i know you saw ads and the rest of it. demands and split and all this. but this is much more amicable than you would think just watching television or reading the paper. >> have you spoken to the president today? >> yes. >> or will you later -- you've already spoken with him? >> i do not reveal the president's schedule, but i have every confidence that we will be sharing our views. >> did the president indicate -- >> you'll have to talk to him about that. >> extension might not advance in the senate. why twist the arms of moderates if this is not going to move anywhere? >> what are you talking about? we have a responsibility to uphold, to lift up the full faith and credit of the united states of america. that's what we have to do. these members have all voted for this last week. so if they're concerned about how it might be in an ad, it's already in an ad. it's already in an ad. so let us give every confidence

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we'll talk about that and what else he plans to lay out in his speech tonight. >>> plus freedom now for some 200 people, including americas, who are currently in the air, literally minutes ago, out of afghanistan, headed for qatar, taking off from kabul on board the first flight out since u.s. forces withdrew last month. reporters in the region, in qatar, standing by live. good morning, i'm hallie jackson in washington, as we juggle these two big stories as we come on the air. mike memoli is at the white house. medical contributor dr. kavita patel, who served as health policy adviser during the obama administration. mike, couple of things we're learning about that the president is expected to unveil tonight. mandatory vaccination move for federal workers, that is significant.

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here is a hospital gown and lay in bed. rachel: get on a ventilator. steve: very troubling. 7:16 here in the east. jillian joins us with more news. >> that's right, good morning. let's go ahead and begin with this story a 22-year-old woman is missing after setting out on a road trip with her boyfriend. the family of gabby says the trip began in july but they had not heard from her in over two weeks. gabby's mother is pleading for help and says their next stop was yellow stone national park. the couple was traveling in this white van but it's believed they are no longer with the vehicle. her boyfriend is also

still to come on thl kron morning news president biden will lay out his administration's newest plan to try and fight the spread of covid-19. we have the latest from washington after we get back from break. and the vice president in the bay area encouraging people to vote against the recall of governor newsome. but his opponent also have a message for voters. happening today. president joe biden will lay out new steps intended to fight the spread of the coronavirus delta variant and increase us covid-19 vaccinations, a washington correspondent reshad hudson has the details for us. good morning. the white house says the new strategy will work across the public and private sector. >> to help continue to get the pandemic under control. but the question many people are wondering will this include new mandates as covid-19 cases continue to rise in vaccinations remain low. the biden administration says it's time to change strategy thursday. president biden will lay out a six-step plan intended to fight the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus delta variant and increase us covid-19 v

the us president lays out a forceful defence of his nation's withdrawal from afghanistan — ending america'songest war. we succeeded in what we set out to do in afghanistan over a decade ago and we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. american uniforms, american weapons — but taliban fighters. these are the spoils of a war — that was america's longest military mission. now it is ended and the worst of ways. and it will live long in memory here in afghanistan, in america and far beyond. rescue operations continue in louisiana — as hurricane ida brings life—threatening floods — millions of people remain without power. and — run out of russia. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford files her final report from the country, after being labelled a threat to national security. at a time where russia is increasingly seeing enemies around, it seems i have been added to the list. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden has praised the airlift of american citizens from afghanistan as an extraordinary success. mr biden insisted t

in sunday i'll go and she lay and father, good office is then you k a master. there's a lovely man who jump benjamin. hey john dunaway, you are brother. i have very strong matrix of work with a foreign office will pass that hello. well anyway, so i went, i had a what do you call it? and the audience with el presidente, where he lied through his teeth to me. and i actually went on the radio the next day and explained he did this thing. i was slightly passing on messages that i've had from student organizations saying why the military eyes militarized police out in the streets, murdering students, protesting against me, a liberal economics in this country. and pineda said to me that i have been searching 100 casualties in the projects around the universities and 1100 of them which the late and i feel f may wow, i look at that's how they do it. they do it with a smile. and it's obviously nonsense, you know, because they were quite a number of young people killed back in the day in 2012, as they have been recently, they shoot their eyes out now in santiago. and the

my future members are part of an elected assembly drafting chiles, new constitution, hoping to lay the groundwork for reconciliation with some have little faith in the political process or latin america editor of the cinnamon spent a day with a father and son trying to protect their land from loggers, in the strife torn around kenya, region this is disputed territory, a wilderness were done battles between militarized police and indigenous mer. poochie rebel groups are frequent. this sign reads, territory and recovery forestry companies out of the way. we've come to meet marcello medina and his 16 year old son grandma were fighting to take over this land. let us know if any way this land belonged to my grandfather and was taken from him and we've come to recover it with my son. and i have been living here for a month, but the rest of the family gave up because they're afraid that someone might be injured, jailed or killed by militarized police. i think so. he blames the forestry company that legally owns the land for burning his cabin 3 times volume. we want the forest companies to go

i think it's going about it the only way realistic lay that one can at the moment. i don't think united states alone can determine the outcome of what happens. yeah, it's going to require the effort so many outside layers plus a certain willingness by all the parties, any compromise which comes very hard for so i think tonight is stage is doing what is often not always, but often does in an effort to try to encourage a negotiated solution to the problem. in addition to dealing with these monetary and prices, and i can't under state the concern that the u. s. has about the amount of terry and prices. the u. s. is the largest donor of humanitarian assistance today. and it has traditionally been the largest donor or many decades. this is important to the united states and it does not like to see the shepherd basically result in a worse situation than it has been dealing with for decades. on the issue, i want to say one comment on the issue of context. i agree that united states needs to put all of this in context, but i would disagree that it is picking it up from nove

government doesn't step in in the event of mass death in america, a widely transmissible virus that is laying waste to the economy, that is shuttering schools and businesses. >> what world are you living in?

down their arms, have a dialogue, to lay down theirarms, and to have a dialogue, to lay down their armsngage in political talks, and the other side had some specific demands that were probably not met, or that were probably not met, or that were probably not met, or that were premature may be, in terms of talks, and that unfortunately led to an escalation, and the taliban moved into the panjshir valley, and the panjshir falling after two or three days of resistance, almost entirely into taliban hands. if resistance, almost entirely into taliban hands.- resistance, almost entirely into taliban hands. if that is the case. — into taliban hands. if that is the case, let's _ into taliban hands. if that is the case, let's take - into taliban hands. if that is the case, let's take that - into taliban hands. if that is the case, let's take that as l the case, let's take that as the case, let's take that as the case, let's take that as the case, the have been protests on the streets, for example women demanding their rights. what you think the future is for women in that respect? are you optimis

_ president biden to get out and start laying the _ president biden to get out and start laying thetion about what his next steps _ communication about what his next steps are, — communication about what his next steps are, notjust communication about what his next steps are, not just the crisis communication about what his next steps are, notjust the crisis in the recovery people are in right now but how _ the recovery people are in right now but how do— the recovery people are in right now but how do you move from recovery of crisis _ but how do you move from recovery of crisis after _ but how do you move from recovery of crisis after crisis to building a resilient _ crisis after crisis to building a resilient vision as a country moves forward _ resilient vision as a country moves forward. and that is really what today— forward. and that is really what today is — forward. and that is really what today is about. the first of many conversations but i have to say there _ conversations but i have to say there is — conversations but i have to say there is a — conversations but i have t

jt northern ireland looking at laying off staff. ., , , northern ireland looking at laying off staff.ipice at the _ off staff. it leaves us on the precipice at the moment. i off staff. it leaves us on the l precipice at the moment. we off staff. it leaves us on the - precipice at the moment. we have no public funding, so from that date we are on our own completely financially and at the moment we have no revenue coming in and no date when events start.— date when events start. covid passports _ date when events start. covid passports will _ date when events start. covid passports will soon _ date when events start. covid passports will soon be - date when events start. covid passports will soon be introduced in scotland and wales, and many in hospitality in northern ireland say they would support something similar here, but they are urging ministers not to leave entertainment out in the cold. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. an independent report into the former labour mp keith vaz has found he subjected a member of parliamentary staff to sustained bullying and harassment. mr vaz likene

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these installment plans took the shape of lay away. you guys know it lay away is? yeah? lay away, you identify a pair of hiking boots that you really want, that you don't have enough money for. you are worried that they are going to sell out, so you put ten dollars down, they hold on to the hiking boots in the store until you pay them off. each week you come into the store, you pay a little bit more on those hiking boots. and then once you paid off you get to take them home. that's really different then the way we buy hiking boots today right? how do we buy them today? if i don't have any money in my bank when i go to the store, what do i do? >> put it on your credit card? >> i put it on my credit card and i get to take them home, right? so it's a different type of relationship, its credit by the different kind. lay away was prevalent through the 1970s. did people still do it today? is there still lay away? >> [inaudible] >> like for what? >> generally big stores like targeter walmart. >> they will offer? and they hold on to the goods until you paid off? >> i don't think

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give us a lay of the land of why so few cases. is it so difficult to prove ?> one of the answers is a simple resource issue. in terms of the white collar space, the amount of resources that the agencies have, in relationship to fraud of all sorts of types throughout the markets, it pales in comparison. even if you zero in on just this particular conduct and abstract out the resource question, these are uniquely difficult cases to bring. the typical insider trading that people usually will see in the news is a case where there is a tip going from a corporate insider to may be a family member or someone misappropriating inside information. a lawyer working on something. you're going to get external evidence. whether it's an e-mail or a record of phone calls. in the case or sorts of cases that your story is focused on today, as are just insiders themselves trading on information of their own companies. you're not going to have those opportunities for evidence as with those other cases. when you layer in the conventions that have grown up legally and operationally

lay out his essentials for the next phase of pandemic response. is there a benchmark for success? well, dr. anthony fauci has long touted a daily case count goal. >> i would say less than 10,000 and maybe even considerably less than that. >> reporter: on average more than 1 are -- more than 150,000 cases are being reported. >> the delta variant is beating us. covid-19 is beating us >> reporter: average daily first doses dipping conspiracy-fueled hesitancy, still an issue, and in west virginia, record numbers are now in the icu. >> for god's sake of living, how difficult is this to understand? why in the world do we have to come up with these crazy ideas, and they are crazy ideas, that the vaccines got something in it and it's tracing people wherever they go, and the same very people that are saying that are carrying their cell phones around. i mean, come on. come on. >> tonight, just hours after the president speaks, the nfl season kicks off in tampa. packed stands, masks encouraged but not required. now on the flip side, american express was planning to each its offices here in t