michael george, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday.orting from the nation's capital, i'm jan crawford. . >>> good morning. this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. breaking overnight, hurricane nicholas, the 14th named storm this year is dumping more than a foot of rain in some parts of texas. the category 1 storm could reach parts of hard-hit louisiana by wednesday. >>> if you own an iphone or ipad, listen up. apple is urging users to install the latest software update after discovering a security flaw allowing hackers to secretly install spyware whic eavesdrop and steal data op and apple device. >>> and the met gala made a dazzling return monday with the theme "in america: a lexicon in fashion." the star-studded event did not disappoint, boasting a-listers from billie eilish to lil nas x to rihanna. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new yo . >>> it's tuesday, september 14th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, nicolas makes landfall.

but we begin with cbs' michael george at the memorial. good evening, michael. >> reporter: errol, today, family members said the heartbreak of 9/11 still feels fresh, but they also reminded us of the strength that got the nation through its darkest hours. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ >> reporter: on the ground where the world trade center once stood, today, thousands of 9/11 family members stood with the nation's leaders to mark a somber milestone. 20 years have passed. the ruins of the twin towers are gone, but the pain remains. >> and it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. >> reporter: the ceremony began with a bell ringing to mark the moment hijackers crashed flight 11 into the north tower on a sky-blue september day, much like today. then, a moment of silence for the lives lost. >> you have gone too soon, but the memory of you will forever be in our hearts. >> reporter: many of the family members reading the names of the victims are children who grew up without knowing their loved ones. >> we will

some ceremonies beginning today, and michael george has the latest from ground zero in new york city. >> reporter: bells rang three times this morning and washington, d.c. one for each location terrorist hit on september 11, 2001. >> we remember september 11 as if it were yesterday. we remember every life lost >> reporter: at the justice department the attorney general merrick garland promised to remain vigilant. >> what we must do, what we have done, is to learn from the past to better anticipate and prepare for the next threat, into seek to disrupt it. >> reporter: here at ground zero in lower manhattan where the twin towers once stood, family members and those who were here that date will gather tomorrow. >> it doesn't seem possible it is 20 years. >>> lynn tierney was and if dy deputy commissioner and her job was to provide the fire commissioner with the latest info. >> the world watch the towers come down. and be shattered, and then slowly, slowly they saw the pieces coming back together. what they never saw was the exact same thing that happened to over 3000 families. that their

. >> cbs correspondent michael george reports they continue to scour a swampy florida nature reserve for her fiance who is wanted by the fbi. >> reporter: as the man hunt for gabby petito's fiance ramps up, mourners are preparing for her funeral sunday. her body was found nearly a week ago in a wyoming national park. her death was ruled a homicide, but authorities have not said how she died. she went missing on a cross country road trip with brian laundrie. >> we have been fighting this morning. some personal issues. >> reporter: she appeared to be in distress during a utah traffic stop last month that followed this 911 call. >> we drove by and the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> he was slapping her? >> yes. we stopped. they ran up and down the sidewalk. he proceeded to hit her. they hopped in the car and drove off. >> reporter: cbs's 48 hours spoke to petito's close friend. >> for the most part like any other relationship, honestly. ups and downs. i could see some of the toxic traits. >> reporter: laundrie returned home alone in their van after gabby's family reported her mussin

cbs' michael george leads us off with the latest. michael, good evening. >> reporter: jamie, good evening. people are already getting their booster shots at clinics like these, but in several states, many are refusing to still get even their first shot, and that's where hospitals are being stretched to their limits. more and more, this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. from his hospital bed at this billings, montana, clinic, covid survivor adam ptaszynski's voice is hoarse, but he hopes you can still hear him. >> i should have gotten the shot, but i was too stubborn and too stupid. >> reporter: i.c.u. beds are running out in big sky country. more than 100 national guard members have been called in to help. kallie kujawa oversees the covid response for boseman health. >> there's a sense of compassion fatigue amongst our staff in knowing that the vaccine has been proven to prevent severe illness, yet, we're continually having to care for people who have severe illness. >> reporter: health experts continue to recommend american

michael george spent the eve of the anniversary at the world trade center site that became ground 0. >> on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks native new yorker greg morin is visiting the spot where the twin towers once stood. >> when the whole thing happened i mean it was like surreal and it was just so upsetting. >> pretty emotional. >> reporter: io firefighter and his family are among the many paying their respects. >> pay tribute, show them they are not forgotten. >> reporter: the number of victims of september 11th is rising even today. it is estimated more people have died from september 11th-related illnesses than the nearly 3,000 who perished the day of the attacks. >> each life lost is a stark reminder that the long-term effects of the recovery work after september 11th are still present even 20 years later. >> reporter: security will be tight in a city and nationwide saturday as americans mark two decades since the worst terror attacks on u.s. soil. >> there are no specific and credit threats against new york city at this time. the nypd is watching

that is where we begin our coverage with michael george in lower manhattan.ood morning. ♪ >> reporter: good morning. family members and guests are beginning to arrive here, and at 8:46 a.m., that will mark the first of six moments of silence. the first marking the exact moment the first plane hit the north tower. now a lot has changed in our lives since 9/11, especially when it comes to safety. that continues today as security officials are on high alert. >> you mess with new york, there will be consequences. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul promising a stepped up and highly visible security presence around today's ceremony. >> you'll see more people, you'll see individuals with long arms, you'll see them looking militarized. >> reporter: the precautions are in place even though there's no specific or credible threat directed toward new york city. crowds visited the memorial site yesterday. iowa firefighter nate smith brought his children so they could learn what happened that day. >> just to pay tribute to the fallen brothers and sisters. pretty e

michael george has the latest. >> reporter: as nhunt for gabby up, mourners are paying their respects at her funeral on sunday. her body was found nearly a week ago in a wyoming national park. they ruled her death a homicide and authorities have not said how she died. gabby went missing while on a cross-country road trip with brian laundrie. she appeared to be in distress during a utah traffic stop last month that followed this 911 call. >> the gentleman was slapping the girl. we stopped and they ran up and down the sidewalk and he proceeded to hit her and then they drove off. >> reporter: 48 hours spoke to her close friend. >> for the most part, they had their ups and downs. i could see some of the toxic traits. >> reporter: laundry returned home after her r missing. he refused to talk to authorities and then dire >> the train is very difficult. 35% of it is underwater. for mac she drove some 50 miles to post flyers with gabby petito's photo. >> i fell for both parties. i feel for her parents. or make federal prosecutors charged brian laundrie with debit card fraud. authorities say h

cbs correspondence michael george on the deepening mystery. >> a massive search, more than 50 officersnd fbi agents combing a park near sayre is a sarasota. officials have been trying to speak with him for days. >> our goal is to locate him and bring him back. >> the family located the fbi friday night. his family believed the 23-year- old entered carlton reserve earlier this week. investigators say he may be in danger. >> there's an enormous amount of pressure, i'm sure, on him to provide answers. >> meanwhile there is still no sign of gabby. she vanished last month. a journey they were documenting on social media. appears to have a fight. earlier this month returned to florida without her. her worried family put out a statement saying all of gabby's family wants the world to know bryan is not missing, he's hiding. as the loved ones hope and pray for answers investigators are now searching for two missing people. >> and still ahead on kpix. >>> a first of its kind culinary experience, attracting crowds in san francisco. the cuisine that's carving. >> it's really amazing. i drove two h

michael george's anymore liens for cbs. ore than a million people without power two days after the hurricane hit and the reason why is behind me. a three-story transmissions tower that was brought down by either. there are holes throughout the grid. officials are saying it will take weeks, not days to fully restore the system. it is very hot and humid during the daytime. people are suffering through without any power, without air conditioning. it's a difficult situation for people that are already dealing with flood conditions. russ: losing power made it harder for all the different organizations involved in the relief effort to do their work. let's hear from one of them, chief executive world central kitchen that provides food to people in the city. >> cell phone service went down yesterday for much of the day. even the first responder network, which is not supposed to go down went down. fire and police cannot communicate wi each other. everything takes longer than it should. we are hoping in the next couple of days world c

i'm michael george with a powerful story of heroism and survival from 9-11. >>> and let's give you a live look outside. giving you a live look at the city of san francisco on this monday. this is a live look from our treasure island camera. it is 4:41. id appliances you want are within reach. like this exclusive 5-element rage. get up to $500 off now on select appliances. only at lowe's. it is 4:43. the fraud trial gets underway this week in san jose. >> wall street is closed in observance of labor day but the labor market continues to be a focal point. that is because this is the day several unemployment programs end including pandemic unemployment assistance. that cuts off about 7.5 million people from help. >>> seven men and five women have been selected as the jury for the criminal trial of elizabeth holmes, the ceo and founder of the former technology company. opening statements are scheduled to begin wednesday. she is accused of duping financial backers, customers and patients with the promise to run hundreds of medical tests using a single drop of the blood. >>> among the alle

michael george, cbs news. >> barnett: next on the "cbs weekend news," new covid infections ease, but battle over mask mandates rages. and in louisiana, the firefighters left homeless in the wake of hurricane ida. >> barnett: you're looking at 670,000 flags planted on the national mall this weekend representing almost every american covid death to date. a truly staggering loss of humanity, especially considering it's all happened in just the past 20 months. but there is some encouraging news. new infections have declined in the past two weeks, but this comes as the battle over vaccinations and mask mandates rages on. cbs' anthony pura has more. good evening, anthony. >> reporter: good evening, errol. there is no county with more people than los angeles, and it's just become the first to require proof of vaccinations to go to or work at indoor bars and clubs. l.a. county will be imposing stricter indoor and outdoor vaccine or test mandates starting october 7, including at dodger and sofi stadiums, or any other event with more than 10,000 people. >> there's just a lot of risk, and we've

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michael? >>> george'll turn now to one of the biggest events in new york city with crowds at the u.s. open. the energy is back and the excitement is surrounding two teen tennis phenomes who burst onto the world stage and t.j. holmes is here with that. it's been exciting. it's been fantastic to watch. >> it is, stra. like you said, the u.s. open is one of those signature special new york events, right? there's just something about the experience. it wasn't the same last year, pandemic, no spectators. spectators are back. the energy is back and now two teenagers are contributing to making sure this is a u.s. open like we've never seen before. the women's u.s. open final will feature two teenagers who have become the darlings of tennis. 19-year-old leylah fernandez from canada. and 18-year-old emma raducanu from the uk. >> game, set and match. >> reporter: both were long, long shots going into the tournament. fernandez was unseeded and had never beaten a top ten player before. this week she's beaten three o

michael george gives us a look at vigils held this weekend ahead of the funeral today. >> mourners in florida are paying their respects in the eve of gabby petito's funeral and miles away the manhunt for her fiancc home in a massive wildlife reserve. gabby petito's body was found nearly a week ago in a wyoming national park and the coroner ruled the death a homicide but have not said how she died. she went missing on a cross- country road trip with brian laundrie. >> we have been fighting this morning. >> she appeared to be interests during a traffic stop that followed this 911 call. >> the gentleman was slapping the girl. we stop and they ran up and down the sidewalk and he proceeded to hit her in the car. >> 48 hours spoke to petit's close friends. >>@downs. i can see some of the toxic treatment. >> brian laundrie return home alone and refused to talk to authorities and then disappeared in on thursday federal prosecutors charged brian laundrie with debit card fraud committed after her disappearance and authority say he could be anywhere, even out of the country. >>> one man is hurt

. >> michael george sat down with one of those firefighters for a look back at his experience nearlyretired fdny lieutenant's memories are always close. >> this was my home on the day of 9-11. >> why is it important for you to have this in your home? >> it reminds me of the firemen we lost that day. it reminds me of all the lives we lost that day. >> 20 years ago he and the other members of ladder company 6 went into the world trade center's north tower searching for survivors, trying to chime more than 90 flights of stairs as debris fell around them. >> my captain turned to us and said find them, we will die today. that was a very poignant moment for all of us. >> when the south tower collapsed they got the order to evacuate. that is when they spotted josephine harris who needed help getting down the stairs. >> we were taking her down. at the eight floor our building came down. >> the north building collapsed on top of them. >> i immediately screamed to the guys in front of us to move. >> what happened next almost defies explanation. the entire building around them was destroyed but

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. >> michael george sat down with one of those firefighters for a look back at his experience nearlys ago. >> his memories are always close. >> this was my home on today of 9-11. >> why is it important to have it in your home? >> it reminds me of the firemen we lost that day. it reminds me of all the lives we lost that day. >> 20 years ago he and the other members of ladder company 6 went into the world trade center searching for survivors. >> my captain turned to us and say find them -- >> when the south tower collapsed ladder company 6 got the order to evacuate. that is when they spotted josephine harris who needed help getting downstairs. >> we were talking her down and at about the 8th floor our building came down. >> the north tower collapsed on top of them. i immediately screamed to the guys in front of us to move? can what happened next almost defies explanation. the entire building around them was destroyed but stairwell b, the spot where they were assisting josephine remained standing. >> where she stopped turned out to be the spot we needed to be. >> they spent four hours t

michael? >> georgeank you. >>> now to the search for suspects in a deadly drive-by shooting at a bus stop. a teenager killed and another wounded while they were on their way to school in louisville. pierre thomas has the latest as the nation experiences a dramatic spike in gun violence. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: michael, good morning. today a manhunt in the stunned city of louisville. a tragic story of innocence lost children standing at a bus stop waiting to go to school, sprayed by gunfire. louisville grieving and angry this morning. >> i had to hold a little boy's wound today and tell him he's going to be okay. >> reporter: two children ages 14 and 16 shot at a bus stop as they waited to go to eastern high school. the 14-year-old recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries. the 16-year-old boy, tyrese smith, died. it all started just after 6:00 a.m. >> they can hear someone screaming, help me after the shots were fired. >> reporter: authorities believe it was a drive-by shooting. >> a vehic

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michaels. he ran osha from 2009 to 2017. he's also an epidemiologist, and served on the biden administration's covid transition task force. he's now a professor of public health at georgengton university. david michaels, great to have you back on the "newshour". let's stipulate from the outset, this mandate has caused enormous controvers g.o.p. governors across the country are threatening lawsuits, there is likely to be a wave of litigation about this. we are not talking about that. we're talking about how this might unfold. from your experience at osha, how does this get enforced? >> osha doesn't need to do a lot of enforcement because most employers want to be law abiding and they will look at the rule and say how do we make the rule? their attorneys and hmm r. specialists will say this is what we feed to do so that alone will have a great impact. >> so you think employers even before the rule comes out and is officially stamped on u.s. government letterhead, they might actually roll this out in advance of that? >> our experience in osha at every rule that we put out is employers anticipate the rule. they say we're going to have to do this in weeks, months and years

george? >> oh, boy. okay, will, thanks very much. michael?ys know one way you don't have to worry about the shipping price hikes? >> how is that? >> you win the lottery. no winner last night so that jackpot is now at $620 million. the next drawing is on saturday. >> there's got to be an easier way. >> george, don't laugh at my plan because that's what i'm doing. >>> we have a lot more coming up here on "gma," including robin in louisiana. she's on the ground with rob and t.j. sharing stories of resilience and strength as the state recovers. >>> britney's big win. the pop superstar saying she is on cloud nine as the judge ruled to suspend her father as conservator after 13 years. >>> first let's go to rob in grand isle, louisiana. >> reporter: a month after hurricane ida came through you can see the recovery is painfully slow. much more on the recovery as we go through the next hour and a half. let's go to oklahoma where they had damage yesterday from storms that rolled through there. downburst causing damage. this roof collapsing. there were

his love for street dance that propelled him into tours, dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michaelt tupac shakur saw a picture of michael williams and that very distinctive scar down one cheek. it was something that he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old. and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet. he went on to make guest appearances in boston legal, the sopranos and other shows before landing that role that was to define him, of course, as omar little, in the wire. it is perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history. so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show and omar little the favourite character in it. so his death at 54 much mourned in hollywood today. one of the biggest stars of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88. he began his acting career in the theatre but became a key figure in french new wave cinema, making him a household name in france. mark lobe

they were building dossiers on trump campaign officials, michael flynn, george manafort, carter page.net data traffic to of those individual i.p. addresses. they are mining data, researchers out of universities funded with federal grants. they had security clearances in the intelligence community. these researches saying, this feels quote, bogus. all we got to go on, they hate trump. and they were told just give enough to provide the base of a very useful narrative. you don't have to look for proof. right? so this feels like this is going to be more charges coming, privacy charges, grant fraud, contract fraud, mail fraud, conspiracy, go ahead. >> wire fraud, yes. it is interesting, as the tech analysts were looking at the data, this won't withstand any kind of scrutiny. there is nothing here. but it was interesting, this tech executive, we don't know who it is. the internet is full of guesses who this person is, but they didn't say look for the truth. was there really a connection between donald trump and russia? they said look for, we're looking for a narrative. can we build a narrat

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his love for street dance that propelled him into tours, dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michaeltive scar down one cheek. it was something that he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old. and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet. he went on to make guest appearances in boston legal, the sopranos and other shows before landing that role that was to define him, of course, as omar little, in the wire. it was perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history. so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show and omar little the favourite character in it. so his death at 5a much mourned in hollywood today. absolutely. david willis there. one of the biggest stars of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88. he began his acting career in the theatre — but became a key figure in french new wave cinema, making him a household name in france. mark lobel looks back at his life. he master

linda, a household name in the 1990's, appearing in george michael's freedom, gracing the cover of almost every magazine. in a new instagram post, she claims a cosmetic procedure left her brutally disfigured. the model writing it is the opposite of what it promised. she is now suing the maker of the procedure for $50 million. according to the website, it is an fda cleared cosmetic procedure performed more than 8 million times, marketed as a nonsurgical way to target fat cells, freezing them so they eventually break down. we will have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: a new exhibit is bringing one of the world's most famous to san francisco. the sistine chapel is open at st. mary's cathedral. the exhibit includes high resolution photographs that include every brush stroke. visitors will be able to take photos, video and listen to an hour long in-depth audio guide. you cannot do that at the vatican, that is what makes it cool. >> this is like walking 10 feet underneath the ceiling. from a perspective that no pope has ever seen. kumasi: tickets are around $20 for adults. reggie: have you b

i was disappointed that everyone from, george michael, jenna jackson did not make the top five. emains hysteria. insane decibel levels. and george made the list. we need more country on this list. >> not enough room for everyone. all right, guys, thank you to everyone and now here's "america reports." plea to cooperate with police. i am john roberts. welcome to "america reports." >> i am jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. gabby's family pleading -- pleading to tell them where gabby is. glass template what does anyone saw gabby was august 24th. she checked out days

steve: george michael horowitz a number of hits. rden actually. and i think that i saw that live it was great. rachel: really, wow? brian: we're very, and george michael passed away but elton john very much alive great singing voice. steve: absolutely. rachel: he's alive, [laughter] steve: that's important. brian: you wanted me to give you a fact i gave you one. rachel: good job. steve: now more facts in the final hour of "fox & friends " for this monday. we all know we've been talking about it coming up on a month how chaotic the withdrawal from afghanistan was. joe biden said we're going to be all out by this date and people thought that's impossible. he meant it and he tried to do it, but we left a whole bunch of people behind. later today the secretary of state, tony blinken is going to go to capitol hill and he's going to first today address the house tomorrow the senate, republicans want to know exactly , you know, how many americans are left, how many of our allies are over there, did you realize you're screwing this up so bad

the fact that prince, george michael, def leppard, kidney logins in the commitment soundtrack wasn'ten on the top ten. best movie of all time. you know it wasn't. >> if it was great to get know it was impaired. >> yes it was. >> okay, joe, i was going to call you don. at no why, because you're a john . you get your freak on. >> i do, if you mean by getting my freak on i sit at home alone watching friends of files, holler. i was the ranking numbers when they coming in at 499 grade 499. their list is nonsense. because the mismatch of music where they're still trying to sound relevant, i just the last five, and it was like it sounde like parents arguing with children arguing with grandparents. it's still better than what the usually do, their top 500 bob dylan albums over into over again. they move slightly into the future. >> it's like the divorced dad got an earring. whenever they look at the list, they say man, we've got to make this younger. because they're all smelling like bengay at this point. i don't know why i said that, i should have said really factor. coming up, was dr. make

the fact that prince, george michael, def leppard, kidney logins in the commitment soundtrack wasn't time. you know it wasn't. >> if it was great to get know it was impaired. >> yes it was. >> okay, joe, i was going to call you don. at no why, because you're a john . you get your freak on. >> i do, if you mean by getting my freak on i sit at home alone watching friends of files, holler. i was the ranking numbers when they coming in at 499 grade 499. their list is nonsense. because the mismatch of music where they're still trying to sound relevant, i just the last five, and it was like it sounde like parents arguing with children arguing with grandparents. it's still better than what the usually do, their top 500 bob dylan albums over into over again. they move slightly into the future. >> it's like the divorced dad got an earring. whenever they look at the list, they say man, we've got to make this younger. because they're all smelling like bengay at this point. i don't know why i said that, i should have said really factor. coming up, was dr. make dreamy because we were created for

def leopard, george michael, kenny loggins, prince. >> little red corvette should be in the top ten,eah ♪♪ should be so fresh, so clean. happy to see nirvana move up 12 spots to number four smells like team spirit because it should. >> stevie wonder's superstition at 12. i wish i would have seen always by stevie wonder on the list. >>> >> it's a trash list. you're dead on. when i saw that missy elliott "get your freak on" is listed as the number eight song of all time. eighth greatest. >> who's missing? >> richard -- move up lennon, move up the beatles. stevie wonder. >> where's herman and the hermits? >> it reflects their timid, virtue signaling bland editors are aging. they have to keep looking at the list and go, we need to update this because we're getting old and stupid. which they keep updating it. the number one song ever, "how soon is now." >> always number one. >> that is the number one song of all time. >> no. >> fantastic album. >> i don't agree. >> neither do i. >> oh -- (criminally vulgar. >> oh -- >> okay, fan mail friday is up next. stay with us. >> that's the scene fr

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. >> i'll take michael and george with me. all right. >> come on.r of us. >> "gma," "gma" from there. thank you, steve, we appreciate it. glad everything is going well. >> our executive producer just approved that. >> once i put it out to the universe i knew that was going to happen. >> i think she should go and scout first and report. >> they have to do that before we go. >> exactly. >> in our next hour we'll hear more from one of the passengers who is on board. cancer thriver hayley arceneaux. michael. >> i love that. >>> turning now to the fight against covid-19 and the new battle over booster shots, as ahead of that crucial fda meeting to discuss a third jab of the pfizer covid vaccine. whit johnson is at pfizer headquarters with more. good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. there's still considerable debate within the scientific community about whether booster shots are even needed for everyone and fda analysis suggests that an extra dose appears to be safe but key decisions still need to be made about who should get them

and if that's the right move, we bring michael john from whitehouse. speech writer to president george h. w. bush. thank you for joining me, michael. it's pleasure. god bless you. ok. so vice president harris says that she wants an investigation into how things are being handled, isn't she the one that was actually put in charge of handling the situation at the border? so what type of investigation? how would that look? you really? everything that she has had to say from the very beginning of her appointment in this on this critical function back in march to now it's made almost no sense. and even today she sounded, are we confused with related to the crisis? unclear as far as the nature of it and responding only to the sort of brief optics as opposed to addressing as she should be the obvious reality core of this crisis. because all the way back to january 20th when by and began reversing for our president. trump's hashed together imperfect vastly superior said the immigration policies that had this crisis, basically held it back. you got rid of the number to the, the stand next go. p

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dagen: great to see you this morning, alex, george seay, michael lee, don't go anywhere. d george. much more defining infrastructure, new york congressman nicole weighs in on some lawmakers are using hurricane ida to increase spending. president biden's approval rating under power. bill mcgurn look at what is troubling america america on its leadership. bill has incredible column that we will also talk in today's newspaper. plus, saving america, house minority whip steve scalise is here on the administration's efforts to rescue citizens from afghanistan. and joining the conversation all morning long jonathan madison and michael lee. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: today president biden is scheduled to tour parts of the tri state area in the northeast. new york, new jersey and connecticut still cleaning up from hurricane ida. biden and other democrats have been using the destruction from the storm to push a long their spending agenda. but new york city residents are blaming the failing infrastructure and pumping station issues for the

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