mark obama has endorse candidates. prime minister just intruder ahead of monday's general election. this is the 2nd time obama, his voice support for judo, who leaves the center left liberals today called for the early vote. taking approval for his handling of the pandemic pulse suggest the plan may have backfired . tudor is trailing the conservative challenger. aaron o, 2 a new presidential order in mexico is set to release thousands of prisoners who are wrong, imprisoned, or are considered low risk. but judicial experts on convinced it will be effective . john holman, has this report mixed goes president is looking to get some of the countries, 220000 prisoners out of jail with a new decree about 680 is scheduled to be set free in the 1st batch proposal. so they live in the midst of free. whoever is sick or old and whoever shows they've been tortured. he's one jonathan. he got out 7 days ago after being inside for over 10 years. falsely convicted of kidnapping his then go, friend, a law regional. the police made one of the real kidnappers implicate me. the detectives told him if h

mark the 20th anniversary of september 11th. he's going to take a similar path that looks like to how former president obama marked this anniversary by visiting all three sites on september 11th. the world trade center and the pentagon. the president also agreeing to go ahead and give the documents to the families to be declassified. >> okay. thank you for that update. >>> new details on the coronavirus pandemic. this weekend the cdc is warning unvaccinated americans not to travel over this labor day holiday. this comes as we learn the u.s. hit 40 million cases since the start of the outbreak as the delta variant sweeps across this country especially worrying is the number of infections among children. with school back in session, a new cdc report shows infections among kids and teens increased by nearly five times between june and august. dr. fauci says they're still learning how delta is affecting young people. >> we know more children are getting infected and therefore more are getting hospitalized. we don't have data to say that is on a child by child basis that it's anymore severe. >>> labor day is a concern as the number of

with us our cornell belcher and mark mckinnon, mark former adviser to obama and john mccain. od to see you both, gentlemen. mark, i have to say i'm a little surprised that republicans are not taking more of a victory lap. because people who are supportive of abortion rights believe that this is a very, very serious development in texas. >> isn't that interesting? i think it's very telling. it's hardly been mentioned on fox news all day today or tonight. here is why. it's obviously a fiendish legal strategy that has achieved a policy goal for right now. but i think it is going to have huge political consequences. this is an issue for primary republican voters, core base voters in the republican primary. but it's a 70% of approval for protections of row, for all voters, including many republicans. as rachel maddow said, this is like the dog who caught the car. this is animating and good for republican politics until they actually achieve the goal. at which point they realize that they have now come out for something that is unpopular. and when we start talking about republicans

obama administration negotiated it. instead, it's been shelved. another striking example of biden's surprisingly trumpian foreign policy is the iran nuclear deal, one of the land mark accomplishments of the obama administration. throughout his election, biden argued trump's withdrawal from that agreement had been a cardinal error and as president, he would quickly join it as long as iran would also move into compliance. in early 2019, jake sullivan described trump's opposing the secondary strikes against iran as predatory unilateralism. but since he took office, biden failed to reignite the deal. having long argued to renegotiate the deal, biden officials say they want to lengthen and strengthen it. so far this biden strategy has not worked. iran's stockpile of enriched uranium went from 300 kilograms in 2018 to around 2,500 kilograms today. or consider policy towards cuba. the obama administration was bold enough to tackle one of the most glaring failures in u.s. foreign policy, having isolated and sanctioned cuba since 1960 to produce regime change in that country. the united states has instead strengthened cuba's communist regime. fidel castro sparked nationalis

mark of resilience when you reflect back on the last 20 years. the military has shown and now you see it's so weird, because ten years ago when barack obama was marking ten-year anniversary, he could say a few laden. president biden can say we withdrew from afghanistan but it was painful, chaotic, there were lives lost and it's a mixed bag right now. >> helene is giving us, michael, a view on the ground at the pentagon. give us the view a little bit from 30,000 feet. jeh johnson was on this network this morning and he talked about the political divisions in this country and what might happen where there to be another terror attack. >> i worry very much today because of the polarized nature of our government and our nation, that if we were to have another 9/11 crisis, our government would be incapable of effectively responding and bringing about a national response among the american people. >> can you talk about the political climate 20 years ago, right, the political climate today? >> jeh johnson took the words right out of my mouth, a totally different world in a totally different country. just 20 years ago but think of what it was like and sort of

. >>> now over the weekend former presidents clinton, bush, obama and biden marked the 20th anniversary9/11 at a number of somber remembrance ceremonies. one notable exception was donald trump, who skipped the official events and made a surprise visit to several locations including a new york city police precinct where he continued to push his baseless claim that the 2020 presidential election was rigged. trump then provided commentary at a boxing match in florida. joining us now to discuss is kasie hunt and co-author of the book "the president's club:inside the world's most exclusive fraternity" and time editor at large nancy gibbs also with us. nancy, it's another example here of trump outside of this exclusive president's club. >> and this is where he's placed himself from the beginning. really being alienated from the institutional presidency as you can imagine from the day he came down the escalator. but it was especially stark this weekend when you saw the other presidents doing the unique and deliberate duties of former presidents to unite the country, to call us to our highest v

to add insult to injury, this saturday while presidents bush, obama and biden mark the anniversary of will be at a fight for aging heavy weights in florida. none of these tragic and ironic twists should stop us from remembering what happened that day. we cannot give in to 9/11 amnesia. that day our nation met the worst of humanity with the best of humanity. the firefighters and police officers and passengers on flight 93 set an enduring example of what courage in a democracy looks like. they ran toward danger, to help other people. people they didn't know. they ran into the fire, showing a selfless commitment to the common good in a time of crisis. i've always resisted calling the attacks of 9/11 a tragedy. it was an act of war. tragedies are self-inflicted. but that brings me to a final sickening twist. it's always been a given that our nation could unite in a time of crisis, but we can no longer take that for granted now. that's something we've done to ourselves. but it's not something we have to accept as inevitable. i still believe that the character of our country has not changed

i hink about sitting with mark and jim when barack obama gave his 2004 speech, that first big speech, is watching a star appear, but it's also about a version of america that he was describing. i think about the day gwen died, and i go through all the e-mails that she sent me over the years and some were just about our friendship, but a lot were tough, like, gwen demanded excellence and if you didn't show up, gwen was, like, show up! and then working with you, you're the hardest working woman in show business. you've not had a day you don't completely show up for this thing. so you get a sense of people who respect the job and mostly respect the audience and out of that derives a kind of patriotism. and other networks talk about patriotism, but i think we try to serve a certain kind of america, and we try to exemplify that service in the way we do things in the culture around here, and it's just been an honor to be part of that for 20 years. my next 60 years will be just as good. >> woodruff: next 60. (laughter) the "newshour" has been just incredibly fortunate and honored to have you

and first lady jill biden stood side by side with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and their wives, as bells markedoments planes struck the world trade center, and when the towers collapsed. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael misulo. >> sreenivasan: children who never knew their parents and grandparents, uncles and aunts, stood before the invited guests as family members and friends held up photos of those they lost in the attack. >> and you will forever live in us. we miss you, and love you. ( bell ) >> sreenivasan: as the reading of the thousands of names continued in new york city, vice president kamala harris and former president george w. bus honored the memory of the 40 people on board the hijacked united airlines flight that passengers and crew members forced down in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. speaking first, president bush recalled his experience in office 20 years ago, and challenged americans to consider the dangers of domestic terrorism today. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was proud to lead an amazing, resilient, united people. when i

ground for his presidential senter in chicago, joined by michelle obama, the mayor of chicago, and governor of illinois, the ceremony marked the start of construction. it's called a presidential center buzz it's designed to be more than a library. plans call for a 19-acre complex surrounding a plaza, to include a museum, library, and programs for future leaders. >> the world's premiere institution for developing civic leaders across fields, across disciplines, and yes, across the political spectrum. a forum for those who want to strengthen democratic ideals and foster active citizenship. >>> kamala harris stopped today to celebrate national voter registration day. she visited a registration drive at george mason university. she elbow bumped students working to register new voters. she also met with students to talk about the importance of passing legislation to protect the right to vote, including the freedom to vote act and john lewis' voting rights act. >>> up next, how does california's crime rate stack up against the rest of the country? the governor in the east bay today, talking about where the state needs to be bett

mark the 20th anniversary of the september 11, 2001 terror attacks. president biden and first lady jill biden along with former president obama, former president clinton, and the first ladies were also in attendance.

it highlights people like former president barack obama and singer janet jackson who gordon admires for the marky have made on history. very talented and he took up painting, believe it or not, just three years ago. >> he is a rock star. >> he is. >> i love that kid. >>> we are back in a moment to tell you about draymond green >>> okay. yes, there's excitement for the giants but this is still nerve-racking time. we still don't know how long brandon belt will be out of that lineup and that has to do with that thumb. that looked painful. >> this is going to be a problem. fractured his thumb. left them on sunday. today, the giants said they don't have a clear timetable. most likely, belt will be out four to six weeks. >> that long for the thumb? >> he might not even make it back for the playoff run. 28,000 fans watched the giants and diamondbacks. hello captain there. giants explode for four runs. brandened crawford with the clutch rbi single. the diamond backs are in last place. here is one of the reasons why. the giveaway run. the wild pitch here with buster posy at the plate. the bases were load

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whole land, which took over from 24 round from 2011 to 2020 and marked a shift from the kind of shoot him a cowboy narrative off 24 into obama smarter war on terror. all the muslim characters, nefarious and terrible, except for one of the agent who is in iranian american, who proves her loyalty by being extremely patriotic. but your current state of mind makes your loyalty to him and to the agency, a very live issue. call the director, not to worry. she's a good muslim, right? that showed how cultural knowledge of the enemy, good intelligence and diplomacy were important in terms of winning the war on terror. of course it also justified extra judicial killing. it justify torture and all the rest of it. so now you've got the air for the muslim who is a c h and but nobody stopped and asked for hold it. you know, is this now human? i think us are you making us, you know, like everybody else got farsi speakers with experience and international finance. i had to help wake him be, tell him we really those about how damaging it was for american coaches to be center, but not a single movie about how damaging it was for the people do

mark my words. i've been tracking lael brainard across the obama administration, trump administration, now the bidentration. she is always dovish when there is democratic president and turns hawkish when there is a republican president. the market should be careful about what she does. i would not worry about what elizabeth warren is. she is great poker, player. they will pay her off something she wants and grudgingly give powell her vote. this is just poker. do not worry about this. >> ed, if it did come to fruition i would think that the financial sector, i would personally stay away from banks because that is where the progressives really, really want to see the fed take serious actions. your thoughts? >> well there is going to be some more regulators coming in that will take a much tougher stance against the banks than powell ever would or elizabeth warren but look, powell really has moved to the left over the past couple of years, certainly with the pandemic, he's provided a tremendous amount of liquidity into the system and he prioritized employment over inflation but i'm thinking it's a 50-50

this just in, former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama will attend the 9/11 remembrance ceremony to mark the 21st anniversary of the attacks. that news coming just after we learned president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to ground zero as well as for the remembrance in shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> president biden issued a new executive order that directed the federal government to declassify documents related to the fbi's investigation of the attacks. the order requires any attorney general to remove any declassified documents publicly over the next six months. arlette saenz is in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. arlette, president biden was under some pressure from victims' families to issue this order. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, jim, president biden is trying to make good on a campaign promise, and in signing that executive order, this conducts a review to declassify documents related to the 9/11 attacks and authorizations. the judge gave merrick garland a six-month deadline to release any material. he said, when i ran for pr

former presidents ordered heroes and lives lost saturday, as a nation mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11. former presidents barack obama new york. george w. bush spoke in shanksville, pennsylvania. and donald trump made a surprise visit to new york police and firefighters. the u.s. capitol police announced that they have concluded their internal investigations into offshore conduct on january six. disciplinary actions being suggested against officers in six cases. now back to dateline. >> welcome back to "dateline. " financial adviser pam zimmerman had been gunned down in her office. detectives wondered if the motive was professional or personal. digging deeper, they discovered that each of the men under investigation had something to hide and one in particular was withholding crucial information about the night pam was killed. here again is keith morrison with "before midnight. " >> police investigating the murder of pam zimmerman now had a short list. her fiance, scott, her client, eldon, and a third man, her ex-husband kirk. some of pam's relatives were convinced, though, that kirk should have been the first, maybe

silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade center buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama calling for people to come together much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together.

the nation marked 20 years since the september 11th terror attacks. president biden and former presidents clinton and obama paid their respects in new york at the site where the world trade towers fell. there were also remembrances at the pentagon and shanks. bill, pennsylvania, where former president george. w bush spoke. nearly 3000 people died in those attacks, including more than 401st responders here in the bay area, san francisco's fire department hosted one of the largest local 9 11 memorial services at oracle park, the bay area's muslim american community also organized a vigil in palo alto last night with the goal of bringing people of all faiths together on this tragic anniversary. then president george w bush was visiting an elementary school in sarasota, florida when he was told about the attack on the world trade center. fox news, jonathan serrie returned to that school 20 years later and talked with some of the children and teachers who are in the classroom that day about their memories of what happened. it was during a visit with second graders at emma booker elementary school that president

obama also expected to mark the day at ground zero, as well, where that solemn 20-year tradition willntagon, as well, where 184 people were killed and there's a phrase etched on a pane of glass here at the memorial that encapsulates this place. and it says "a common field one day, a field of honor forever. and that is truly what it has become hoda, back to you. >> beautiful words there craig, thank you so much >>> a time more to get to this morning, including what could be a changing of the guard in women's tennis after an epic night of play at the u.s. open last night, the stage is set for a final that features two teenagers emma raducanu of great britain and leylah fernandez of canada never heard of them? you're not alone kristen dahlgren joins us. >> i have their names written down because i haven't heard of them before this week, either. emma raducanu had her ticket home booked for after the qualifying rounds. she didn't even think she would make the main draw, let alone the finals now she and leylah fernandez are about to take center court >> reporter: the u.s. open isn't done ye

former presidents obama and clinton were at the memorial in new york city. a bell tolled at 8:46 a.m., marking exact moment the first hijacked airliner slammed into the north tower. family members then read aloud the names of those who died. bells marked the moments the towers fell, when a plane hit the pentagon, and when flight 93 crashed. the president and first lady traveled to shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the 43 people killed on flight 93. following a wreath laying ceremony, the bidens walked to the impact site. a rock there marks their final resting place. president biden spoke to the press, praising the brave passengers and crew who fought back against the terrorists. >> all of those who were on that plane, with two terrorists on the cockpit, how many people said i have a good idea, let's go up and rush that cabin, even know you knew probably they were going to something, you were going to lose anyway. that's genuine heroism. >> reporter: the president and the first lady laid a wreath for the people who were killed when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the building. this y

silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obamaa loss of unity in american society.

and at the defense department during the obama administration. also joining us, marko served in afghanistan in 2006. he also served in kabul as the deputy nato representative and was a senior advisor to defense secretary asharter. and helene cooper is here. helene, i want to start here and broaden it out to the totity of what really amounted to an extraordinary day of public testimony today. i want to play h.r. mcmaster, donald trump's, i don't know, second of four national security advisors and he did an ierview with barry weiss describing the surrender reement, in his wos, that the last administration, mi pompeo, entered into. let's listen. >> our secretary of state signed a surnder agreement to the taliban. >> you're talking about mike pompeo? >> yes. thisollapse goes back to the catulati agreement of 2020. mean, y know the taliban didn't defeat us. we defeated ourselves. >> so, helene, i play that to broaden the lens around which we examine what happened on capitol hill today. what did you think of the sort of this line of questioning and responses up there today?

obama. >> the death of bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date in our nation's effort tot, and perhaps in a propagandaic sense, he had. but all i saw was a lot of money being poured into a country that did not want us there. there are literally schools in brooklyn that don't have books in the library. there are bread lines in this country right now. there are people who are facing eviction. what could that money have done for the people who actually call this place home? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> in january 2009, america inaugurated a new commander in chief. >> hi. >> whose top foreign policy agenda item was the 7-year-old war in afghanistan. to finish it and get out. >> i want the american people to understand that we have a clear and focused goal, to disrupt, dismantle, and defeat al qaeda in pakistan and afghanistan and to prevent their return to either country in the future. that is a cause that could not be more just. >> a just cause, complete with a new strategy and a new commander, general stanley mcchrystal. >> he didn't talk in that

obama. >> the death of osama bin laden's marks the most achievement to date. >> perhaps propaganda sense heklyn don't have books in the library. there are bread lines in this country right now. there are people who are facing evictions. what could that money would have done for the people who actually call this place home. >> help me god. >> america ninaugurated a new commander in chief. whose top foreign policy agenda was the 7-year-old war in afghanistan, to finish it and get out. >> i want the american people to understand that we have a clear and focus goal. disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-qaeda and afghanistan and prevent their return to either country in the future. that's a cause that could not be more just. >> a just cause complete with a new strategy and a new commander. general stanley mccrystal. >> he didn't talk in that mission statement much about if afghanistan is unstable and ungovernmentable and all. al-qaeda is not good enough of that success. so it became an implied requirement that says you got to create a sovereign afghanistan which could defend its own border and preve

the first lady were join by the obamas and a sea of 9/11 families to memorialize those lost two decades ago. [ bell ] at 8:46 a.m., the first of six moments of silence markingnstant the first hijacked airliner struck the north tower. mike lowell's daughter sarah was a flight attendant on that plane. >> as we recite the names of those we lost, my memory goes back toe that terrible day, when it felt like an evil specter had defended on our world, but it was also a time when many people acted above and beyond the ordinary. >> reporter: the tributes continued throughout the morning with the nation pausing five more times. the moment each 2004 fell, when the pentagon was attacked, and the moment united flight 93 crashed into a field in pennsylvania. >> it is truly an honor to be all of you at this field of honor. >> reporter: along with vice president kamala harris, president george w. bush, who served as commander in chief in 2001 helped lead a memorial at that site. >> the 33 passengers and seven crew of flight 93 could have been any group of citizens selected by fate. in a sense, they stood in for us all. the terrorists soon discovered that a random group of

mark: you are running for governor, a public figure. in is an attack. really the egg was thrown at you. falls in definition of a hate crime understate and federal law, i don't hear barack obamait, kamala harris other people of color silent. most of television networks have not played that clip, as if it never happened, this is astounding even by low standards of american corrupt media. >> if i had a d at the end of my name that would be talking about this size a hate crime, and we have endemic racism in america, and it has gotten very little coverage in left wing media. it is the doublein standard we're facing, i was in venice, in a homeless encampment, i do not knowno whether that woman is one of 20,000 people released early underr gavin newsom because. the coronavirus, maybe she benefited on the soft on crime l.a. county d.a. who is backed by gavin newsom they are not charging people to fullest extent of the law. cashless bail, maybe. mark: we wish you the best. this is an uphill battle with all unions work against you, and hollywood and all entertainment against you thatt is young zero for hard left, you have guts to take them on, i wish you the best. >> thank you, mark.

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a tolling bell and a moment of silence marked the start of a solemn, hours-long memorandom. president biden and obamaetween violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. it is their disregard for human life and their determination to defile national symbols. they are children of the same foul spirit and it is our continuing duty to confront them. >> reporter: for his part, former president trump visited a fire department and precinct not far from shanksville. in a moment, we remember 9/11 20 years on. ♪ come on, get your motor running ♪ you just head out on the highway ♪ looking for some tchotchkes ♪ and whatever comes our way ♪ yeah darlin, go make it happen mí amor, take the world in a love embrace ride all of your love at once and explode into space... ♪ born to be wild ♪ start your california road trip and visitcalifornia.com i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; th

obama and beyonce. he just made his mark on the met gala red carpet, unveiled his latest collection at new york fashionrst lady michelle obama dazzled in his creation at president biden's inauguration. now eight months later 37-year-old hudson joining the biggest names of design, his recent new york fashion runway show opening with drummer sheila e. >> is is this your moment, do you think? >> it feels like the moment. not just for me but for my team, for my family, everybody that believed in me. >> reporter: hudson's luxury wear inspired he says by glamour icons of the past. >> this collection started with a picture of diahann carroll. she's sitting on her sofa with a white sweater and a white pair of trousers. this woman who is at this time the top of her game, the descendent of slaves, but she is the american woman. she has hips. she has bust which is great for my clothes. >> reporter: he's got plenty of celebrity clients like beyonce and our new vice president. but hudson says he's just as committed to real everyday women. >> i design for everyone. i don't see it in any other way. there's no age, no

obama was determined. >> the last 6,000 u.s. forces in iraq are packing up. >> it marks the end of the war in iraq. >> then't just the troops that we were leaving, it was our disengagement from iraq, as well. both of those things coupled together are significant. >> final american soldiers packing up right now. >> narrator: it was more than just soldiers. over 10,000 state department employees would leave, too. >> we disengaged not only militarily at the end of 2011, we disengaged politically. the war was over. we were out, um... let, let the chips fall for, where they may-- well, i don't think we thought through exactly how many chips were going to fall and what the consequences of that would be. >> narrator: iraq-- power always teetering between sunni and shia muslims-- was now in the hands of shiite prime minister nouri al-maliki. >> the last american humvees left iraq in december of 2011. and within 24 hours of that, maliki, the prime minister, the shiite prime minister, he orders the arrest of his sunni vice president. >> after the u.s. withdrawal, the iraqi government was very emboldened, and it was

obama and biden are briefed on it, but they all went along with the hoax. what's next? let's go to the host of "life, liberty & levin." mark levin. your analysis of the durham indictment. mark: my analysis of the durham indictment is hillary clinton is mr. big in the middle of all this. so my question would be have you dragged hillary clinton in front of your grand jury or not? enough is enough. this clinton campaign through this law firm was so thoroughly corrupt using its money to create false evidence against donald trump, connecting him to russia. then she would go out there and talk about how donald trump is bought and paid for by russia. she had nancy pelosi doirt. the democrats, their friends in the media. what this comes down to, you hammered it well on the fbi. hillary clinton has always been corrupt. she has always been a liar and she is still corrupt and she is still a liar and she has never been held to account. the media are corrupt and filled with liars. virtually everybody today in big media pushed this story. yet they continue to have their jobs. they should all be losing their jobs. this law firm is detest

marked 20 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on u. s soil. president biden and former presidents clinton and obamaattacks, and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael mazzella, i know you're with us every day watching over us. and even though i never met you in person, i still miss you a lot. and shanksville, pennsylvania, the man who was president on that dark day. paying tribute to the passengers on united flight 93. they fought off their hijackers and prevented another attack. many who are now live a vast, unconscious debt. to the defiance displayed in the skies above this field at the pentagon, where 184 people died, a call to remember the people were lost that day. not just names and numbers. remember them today for not only who they were but what they could have become, and a promise to defend america. it is our job to defend the great experiment that is america. and to defend the american people in our democracy. even when it's hard. a specially when it's hard president biden also visiting memorial sites and shanksville and at the pentagon, laying wreaths and paying tribute to all america

silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, warning about a loss of unity in american society. so much of our politics has become an a—kid appealto so much of our politics has become an a—kid appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. in other news, prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. an arson attack at a mosque in manchester is being investigated as a hate crime. cctv footage from before the attack late on friday night has been released by didsbury mosque. nobody was hurt. in around an hour's time, 18—year—old emma raducanu will take to the court in new york. the briton in playing in herfirst ever grand slam tennis final at the us open. and cristiano ronaldo scores twice as he makes his much anticipated ret

mark levin. john podesta worked in the obama white house.r of congress, unless you find unity as the progressives pass something we are going to lose our majorities in the house and the senate. so the choice is up to you. ainsley: nancy wanted to have the vote today she doesn't have the vote. she needs to pass it they willable on the phone all week trying to figure out how they can get this thing through. steve: let's make a deal. will: i think they are planning to lose it in the house and the senate regardless of this. shove through as quickly as you can. everything else in the administration has gone absolutely to crisis. steve: we will see if the moderate democrats then ultimately stop it. otherwise, it would probably go through. all right, it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. ashley is joining us live in the studios. ashley: good morning, guys. we have good and bad stuff in this get to this first. at least six people killed and another 43 further shootings across chicago over the weekend. those hurt include a chicago police office

mark milley, was so excited he couldn't control himself. "no one has a bigger smile today that i do," milley told michelle obama, sucking up like a child.u can't see it under my mess, but i do." the media, people who supported biden from the very beginning, including a former cia director, there are many of those on television these days, also celebrated. they told us the adults were back in charge. the orange man is gone. everything is going to be better now. >> anybody who has any connection to reality about what is going on around them should have watched that and said "the adults are back in the room." >> it seems as though we have a professional adult once again in the white house, who is just simply doing the work. >> the theme i would say, the adults are back beard >> it is a relief to have adults in charge. >> now we have adults in the white house. >> okay, the adults are back in the room. >> there is a sense, i think the world over, that the adults have returned. >> we have an adult in the white house now, and it is glorious. >> tucker: [laughs] those clips are amazing to watch now, simply because they consist of the most child

silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. also in the programme... prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. and the waiting is over, the unseeded canadian, leylah fernandez faces the british qualifier, emma raducanu, as the all—teen final at the us open gets underway. you're watching special coverage of the anniversary of september 11th. events commemorating 20 years since the 9/11 attacks have been taking place in the us. the ceremony in new york included a minute's silence at the exact time the first plane hit the north tower of the world trade center in 2001, and the names of the nearly

marking moment of silence as hundreds gathered in memorial in new york city. among them president biden and the first lady along with former presidents barack obama and bill clintonmonies also held at the pentagon and in thanksville, pennsylvania where a fourth plane crashed in an empty field after passengers fought back against hijackers. on this day of refer reins many are sharing the stories and how the attacks changed their lives forever. baseball legend roger clemens was schedule today pitch for the yankees on that faithful day, he will join us later this hour. first, though, fox team coverage and bryan llenas, but we begin with laura ingle in new york city. laura. >> so many came to step right in the spot where the twin towers stood as they honored and remember those lost 20 years ago today. approximately 8500 people attended the ceremony at the national 911 memorial and museums. bells tolled at the exact moment each tower was struck and as tradition the name of 2,753 people killed that day read out loud remembered by family and friends. pete buttigieg and wife and barack obama and bill clinton. bill spade was the lone survivor of fire house in staten islan

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mark the anniversary at the pentagon as well, alex. >> yeah. it was pretty extraordinary as well seeing presidents biden, clinton and obama all together at ground you for that. let's go to rehema ellis at ground zero in new york. i know you have had a long day, lots of emotion given you were there covering the story 20 years ago. overall, what has it been like on this milestone memorial day? >> reporter: alex, in so many ways it is like every year and, in fact, families that i spoke to today say that's what happens. it is like every year, but it is what they want. they want a time to remember, a time to reflect, and they come here -- one woman told me she can't imagine where else she would be on this day. in fact, there's something about that woman and another family whom i want to share sound bites with you from them, they share something in common, in addition to the fact that they lost loved ones. julie sweeney lost her husband and brian was on united airlines flight 175 that took off from boston and crashed into the north tower. the mcghinly brothers, they lost their brother daniel. he was on the 89th floor of the north tower, and both of t