was it like to get a instagram post from michelle obama talking about?t's her voice that we hear throughout the film and her words and how much did that mean to you? i was so excited and so happy because she's just a huge inspiration to me. she's always been such a huge inspiration to me. and when i didn't i never expected her to notice me, and it was just so crazy when she did. it's amazing. so you are the youngest filmmaker to ever be nominated for an. acp image award in the motion picture category of outstanding short form. so what do you want young people to specifically young women and or young children of color to take away from this film in your journey and really, what's out there for them. i hope that this film inspires other people to go out and reach for their dreams and reach their goals. and now they're never too young or too old to do anything. um and i hope that they can learn not to let and just let never let anything get in your way. i love that. and i love you know we talk a lot about the importance of representation in hollywood and en

in 2010, michelle obama launched the campaign against child obesity. first lady love her, especially to move your body aiming to set healthier standards for food, served in school lunch. when we send our kids to school, we have a right to expect that they will be eating the kind of fatty salty, sugary foods that we're trying to keep from them when they are at home. unfortunately, michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning. and i think she got derailed by a mixture of bad advisors. and by bringing in the food, the food companies and they were able to dilute very powerful message down to something where, you know, it's just her on take the television, encouraging people to move that way rather than, let's move together as a movement to be able to transform the system, the better became moved more to be on the easily upstage the public service method a boon to the multinational who quickly joined the dance in 2015. the coca cola created the global energy balance network. a worldwide think tank dedicated to solving the obesity problem.

unfortunately, michelle obama was on the right track. right from the beginning and i think she got derailed by a mixture of bad advisors. and by bringing in the food, the food companies and they were able to dilute of very powerful message down to something where, you know, it's just her on television, encouraging people to move that way rather than, let's move together as a movement to be able to transform the food system, the better became moved more to be on the easily upstage the public service message. the a boon to the multinational who quickly joined the dance in 2015. coca cola created the global energy balance network. a worldwide think tank dedicated to solving the obesity problem. get out by promoting exercise, most of the focus in the popular media and in the scientific breath, is there eating too much eating too much eating too much? blaming fast food, blaming sure, very drinks and so on. and there's really, fortunately no compelling evidence of that. in fact, in the car, professor steve blair is one of the head researchers

barack and michelle obama and then we also have the program. and from the service and we have the us senate condolence book, which is turned to. mitch mcconnell's signature we have a photo montage of throughout his life. of course. the early life they were married young. he was just baby when they got married and so we have a montage of photos from their life from his career. here at the library. and some photos a nice photo from tomball texas as the up 4141 traveled from houston up here to the library and carried the body with it and then a section of the railroad track. that was cut out by up. but that's a section that the train actually. went over and then one of my favorite cartoons there's this is one of a series of two and mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greed by her daughter. and then when president bush died about six months or eight months later ramsey mcdonald or marshall ramsey. sorry cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting? mrs. bush in heaven and then t

the woman comes up to michelle obama and says to michelle same thing. could you get something off the shelf and here's how she interprets it now. even the first lady gets treated like help. she has led to the audience to believe that this is a message to be taken from this incident that even the first lady of the united states if she is black gets treated like the help. you could hear the reporter clucking as she tells the story. that's an incredibly pernicious do.g to you take this funny, charming incident and turn it into another example of racism in america. but by 2014, that is all that they had to sell and it didn't have to be this way. it wasn't supposed to be this way. but that's the way it was and that's when the historians rievaluate barack obama's presidency forget the scandals. let's concentrate on the opportunity that barackk obama had. and i will say this about obama. i think that he was sincere when it came to the convention. he gets up there and it's a memorable speech and justifiably he was a rock star and here's his promise. his promise

in march of 2012, michelle obama goes on the david letterman show to talk about an incident, sort of much celebrated in the news. the incident was the in disguise as a suburban mom at a target so no one would know who she was. the secret service detail had to have her in the other i'll and she's telling the story on david letterman and she goes, and i'm paraphrasing but very close, she's laughing and it was so much fun she said i had a great time. i go there and no one knows who i am and then a woman walks up to me and i say to my assistant our cover is blown and the woman comes up and says ma'am, could you reach up off the shelf and get something so michelle is very tall, 6 feet tall nearly and the woman says you didn't have to make it look so easy. and that is a telling detail because that is a real detail. you didn't have to make it look so easy. then letterman said to michelle, and he's a total suck up. he said no one recognized you and she said no one recognized me at all. now let's fast-forward two years and things have started to fall foapart in many ways. ferguson happened in

former first lady michelle obama is speaking at the podium, and soon the the obama presidential center. he's going to lay out his vision of how the center could help transform chicago's southside. today's groundbreaking comes after a year's long legal battle over the use of that land and concerns it could displace local residents. joining us now is shaquille brewster. what can you tell us about today's ceremony, the future of the obama predential center and what the former first lady is sayingight now in her remarks. >> reporter: i have a muted tone right now because this is unlike a presidential ceremony that you've seen before. there's no crowd here. there's only media and invited guests and this is happening in the absence of really supporters here. you really here michelle obama on stage talking about what this means for her, how personal ts is to bring this presidential center to the south side of chicago right here in jackson park. you mentioned this was a long time coming, legal battle that is went all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. andou may see a little bit from the bac

i gote the days right in everything else, in march 2012 michelle obama goes on the david letterman show to talk about an incident in which she was involved. sort of much celebrated in the news. what the incident was she went and the guys in the suburban mom to a target in suburban virginia. this is a regular shopper and she was disguisedul so no one would know who she was. i guess the secret service detail had to have her in the other aisles. she's telling the story on david letterman and she goes to him and i'm paraphrasing but i'm very close, she's laughing, it was so much fun she said. i had a great time. it was s thing. i go there and no one knows who i am. and then a woman walks up to me and i'm feeling i say to my assistant, our cover is blown and then the woman comes up and she says could you reach up off the shelf and get something, you know? so michelle is very tall, nearly 60 tall, she reaches up, gives it to the woman and says you didn't have to make it look so easy. and then letterman said to michelle and letterman of course it's a total suck up vote as you can imagine he sa

>> you haven't heard anything from michelle obama.nd you haven't heard from our vice president kamala harris. the woke women are among the most hypocritical individuals to walk the face of the earth. they are happy to be activists when it's politically advantageous. but the second they have nothing to gain, they don't care neese women in afghanistan will never see another day like they did before the united states left. their lives will be different forever. there are girls as young as 9 years old that are be subjected to marriage and raped and tortured and killed in the streets if they don't follow the rule of the taliban. these women are all hypocritical. think about down at the southern border. when donald trump was president crying hysterically. where was she. it's silence from them and it is noted. judge jeanine: the saddest part of it is, i hope the american people are seeing that they only care about democrats. they only care about their ideology. they only care about each other. if it happens to you, that's your problem. but i

in march of 2012, michelle obama goes on the david letterman show to talk about an incident in which she was involved. it was sort of much celebrated in the news. and what the incident was she went in the guise of a suburban mom to a target in suburban virginia and this is a regular shopper, she was disguised, you know, so no one would know who she was. i guess the secret service detail had to hover in the other aisles, and she's telling this story on david letterman and she goes, i'm paraphrasing, but very close, laughing, it was so much fun i had a great time, a great thing and i go there and no one knows who i am. and then a woman walks up to me and i'm feeling, oh, i say to my assistant, our cover is blown, and then the woman comes up and she goes, ma'am, could you reach up off that shelf and get something, now? and so michelle was very tall, nearly six feet tall and gets it hands it to the woman and she said you didn't have to make it look so easy, says michelle. that's a telling detail. you didn't have to make it look so easy and letterman says at that michelle, in total suckup

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as you said, former president barack obama and michelle obama will be present at that site. the vice president kamala harris will also attend an event in shanksville before meeting the bidens at the pentagon next saturday, which is shaping up to be quite a somber moment as this country reflects on that deadly and horrific terror attack that affected our country 20 years ago. >> all right, arlette saenz, thank you very much for that update. >>> coming up, u.s. capitol police will be providing a security briefing to lawmakers next week at a rally to support jailed january 6 rioters. the congressman will join me to talk about this in a few minutes. there he is. he'll join us live in the "cnn newsroom." to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. your dell technologies advisor is here to help. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. forecast, plenty of sunshine through today day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rush hour will never feel the same. experience thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden op

. >>> president barack obama and first lady michelle obama making ground on the obama presidential centerresident and first lady attended an event to celebrate the start of construction a which officially began last month in chicago's southside along lake michigan. esther obama told good morning america that he hopes the center will bring economic growth to the area, and inspire young people. >> through the center, we intend to give these young people, and those who are coming up behind them, whatever training, support, resources, and platforms they need to fully realize their potential, to collaborate and share ideas, and to bring their dreams to scale. michelle and i cannot imagine a better legacy than that. we cannot imagine a better investment than that. >> the site sits near the obama family home, and where the former president started his political career. the center cost roughly $830 million, and will feature a museum, public library branch, and a children's play area. >>> check it out. notes on the lamb in atlanta. i heard that clears weeds at a local grocery store decided to expl

♪ >> i sat down with michelle obama. it was after the inauguration. and i asked her about you.the confidence with which she delivered. i know there are many, many amanda gormans. i'm just proud when one of them gets a chance to be seen. a lot of black folks contribute to this country. a lot of black folks have made this country what it is today. >> you are still blazing such this trail, but how do you present yoursef in knowing that we are looked upon differently? >> i think what gets me up in the morning that's so exciting is that there's going to be other young writers who are distinct from me and are a blessing to the world because of it. >> amen to that. brave enough. brave enough. >> so, i'm about to surprise some students at harlem academy. they have some poets in their class and they don't know it yet, but i'm going to drop into their zoom room and hear some of their poems. >> the young poets at harlem academy think they're here to share their poems only to our cameras. each writing about what it means to be brave. boy, are they in for a surprise! >> i would be so nervou

. >>> it was a moment five years in the making, barack and michelle obama breaking ground today on hisew presidential library in chicago construction has been long delayed by legal battles from residents who objected to placing the center in the city's historic jackson park obama vowed it will be a benefit to the community. >>> as more americans consider traveling overseas once again, a look at what you'll have to go through to book your trip, board to a flight and even go to a restaurant tom costello is just back from a trip to europe >> reporter: while the u.s. remained off limits to most international visitors, europe reopened to fully vaccinated americans this summer. it could get busier over the holidays. before you board a flight, you must upload your cdc vaccine card to the airline's website. many countries health departments also require it europeans use a phone app that displays their vaccination status americans can use their cdc card but don't forget it. here in france, you need to show your cd vaccine card to eat at a restaurant you'll also show your card to get into art sh

joined at today's ceremony in new york city by former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama and former new york mayor michael bloomberg. meanwhile at the shanksville, pennsylvania side where united flight 93 was taken down. former president george w bush echoed president biden's sentiments. >> so much of our politics has become a naked appealed anger, fear and resentment. i can only tell you what action. on america's day of trial and grief. i saw millions of people instinctively grabbed for neighbors hand. and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. >> president biden also attended the shanksville side after making comments in new york city and washington, d c vice president kamala harris also attended that's a memorial service by president george w bush this morning. >> so please know your nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. and how a brand. at this place. that has been sanctified. a sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face of grave terrorism. what happene

of the things that strikes me is you know, this note in your routine where you said you know, michelle obama's great, go high if you can, i'm down in the mud. >> michelle, i love you. take the night off because i'm [ bleep ] down in the mud with the pigs where i belong, rolling around. rolling around. >> where i belong. >> where i belong. >> yes. >> why do you belong there? >> we look at, in my case censorship and first amendment issues and think sometimes taking the high road doesn't always work. >> but what is it about your background or even about your spirit that makes you want to fight dirty or be down in the mud? >> well, i think i'm a scrappy gal. and you know, it's the way i was raised and it's the kind of family i'm from, and i think it's what folks that watch my work kind of respond to. kind of a tell it like it is attitude. >> reporter: an attitude shaped by a childhood as colorful as it was traumatic. >> i mean, irish catholic family. lots of alcoholism. remember, it was a different time, right? so i was making mixed cocktails for my parents, you know, when i was a kid. and i didn'

her back his name is already been removed at a school in richmond, placed by michelle obama might eveny has renamed several buildings on campus. during the pandemic shutdown, teachers and san leandro conducted a student project to study the renaming process. >> we felt that that name just did not fit who we wanted to be as a community. >> reporter: after an extensive community engagement effort, the school board agreed, and voted 2 weeks ago to change the name. now the focus turns to finding a new one. >> we are trying to get everyone involved, because it's a really big deal for the school district. it's a big deal for the community. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. some are asking why is this the time to re-examine history. it is wilson's own voice calling out from a century past that answers that question. >> we stand in the presence of an awakened nation. >> reporter: and san leandro, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> the district says they have not set a deadline for picking a new name, but they would like to have it in place when the new school year starts next fall. >>> now it's the clock

all right, today in chicago, former president barack obama and wife michelle obama grabbed shovels tofor his presidential library. the 44th president also spoke about the immigration crisis,tii saying americans want to help others, but the idea that we can just have open borders is unsustainable. he said it's time congress got serious about dealing with the immigration problem. all right, beginning this friday, the post office is raising prices and slowing down some deliveries. about 30% of first-class mail and packages could take up to five days to arrive, instead of two or three days to arrive. and starting sunday through christmas, postage rates are going up by 25 cents to $5 per package. the changes are being made to cut the services' massive debt. looks like i'm delivering my packages in person. coming up next, a quarterback overcomes the toughest of odds to realize his football dream. >> o'donnell: it sure looked like a teenager would never get >> o'donnell: it sure to realize his dream of playing football, but he saw things a different way. here's cbs' carter evans. >> reporter

i remember being in my hotel room that night, seeing tweets from barack obama, michelle obama, hillary>> reporter: gorman first fell in love with the written word as a young girl growing up on the west side of los angeles with her twin sister gabrielle. >> for me, poetry's always been cool, electric, wonderful. >> reporter: her curiosity encouraged by her mother, joan, a public school english teacher. >> from the age 5 or 6, i would wake up so early in the morning that not even my mom was up, and she had to pay me to stay in bed, to write. i would write for hours and hours and hours. >> reporter: her dedication pays off. amanda soars academically. at the age of 16, she becomes the first-ever youth poet lawyer yet of los angeles. >> from a young age my lips learned the bittersweet honey of language, its heavy, rich significance left thirsty. >> reporter: years later, at harvard university, amanda's poe treat garners further recognition. in 2017, amanda is named the first youth poet laureate of the united states. her work put on display here at the prestigious morgan library. when they s

former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama are getting ready for the official groundbreaking on the obama presidential center in chicago tomorrow. today, the former president took part in a fireside check reflecting on the current political climate. we now? have. certain portions of our populations that are operating on entirely different. uh, baselines of facts of history of. you know, uh, you know how democracy is supposed to work today, the obama's also met with 12 young leaders from the university of chicago's obama foundation scholars program ahead of the groundbreaking ceremony. joe fonzi is up next with sports, says warriors star clay thompson opens up on what he learned after missing the last two seasons with not one but two serious injuries first, though a live look outside, looking out over san francisco toward the downtown area and the bay bridge there in the background. you're watching the 11 o'clock news here on ktvu, and we'll be right back. my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more myste

. >>> barack obama broke 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 th

the groundbreaking for his new presidential center in chicago crafted with former first lady michelle obama and the unforgettable moment for some of the women from the south side who will help build it. there's just so many people who want to say thank you. >> who will surprise them? >> i have a sneaky suspicion we know. good morning, america. we are glad you're starting your day with us and we cannot wait to see more of your interview with president obama. seems like he has a lot to talk about. >> he certainly does and he does not hold back and we have the actual groundbreaking for the presidential center is today so this interview is ahead of that and we'll have more throughout the morning. >> wide-ranging conversation that we're looking for wart to. >>> we do have a very busy tuesday morning here. two big stories that we're following. take a live look at capitol hill as that potential government shutdown on friday is looming. >> but we begin with the latest on the coronavirus emergency and the battle over vaccine mandates. a federal appeals court allowing a mandate for new york city publ

in chicago, former president barack obama and michelle obama grabbed shovels to break down for his presidential the 44 rnlg president also spoke about the immigration crisis saying americans want to help others but the idea that we can just have open borders is unsustainable. he said it's time congress got serious about dealing with the immigration problem. all right, beginning this friday, the post office is raising prices and slowing down some deliveries. about 30% of first-class mail packages could take up to five days instead of two or three days to arrive. starting sunday through christmas, postage rates are going up by 25 cents to $5 per package. the changes are being made to cut the services' massive debt. looks like i'm delivering my packages ixta qrt overcomes the toughest of odds to realize his football dream. before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once ev

and former first lady michelle obama often wearing outfits as white as the house she lived in while her labor day is an instagram account boasting 250,000 followers proving that white is in style year round. wearing white after labor day isn't the only rule we can break. it's okay to wear black and brown together and wear black and navy together and wear horizontal stripes, too. >> thanks to will. good thing i wear black 12 months out of the year. >> and i'm wearing black and brown >>> right now on "america this morning" -- >> the long wait for justice after the september 11 attacks about to take a step forward today. the crucial hearing voling the man known as the master mind of 9/11. 20 years later, why attorneys say key evidence should be tossed out. the latest from guantanamo bay. >>> after ida, new images from the storm zone, as joe biden tours flood ravaged areas of the northeast today and the estimate when power will be restored in new orleans. >>> breaking her silence. a woman who says bill cosby assaulted her speaks out. who she blames for cosby's unexpected release from prison

former president obama and former first lady michelle obama on-hand today. the $500 million facility will be on chicago's south side, where the obamas have deep roots. president obama telling our robin roberts he hopes the foundation and helping future generations will be his legacy. >> what's most important for your next act? >> the single most important thing i can do is grab the next thousand or 10,000 or 100,000 barracks and michelles and maybe make the path just a little easier for them, to make a difference. >> the former president telling robin chicago is where almost everything that is most precious to me began. >>> the economy tonight and stocks tumbled today. the dow falling 569 points on track to end the month in a negative direction on expectations the federal reserve will end some stimulus measures and of course that debt ceiling impasse on capitol hill. >>> a lot more news ahead tonight. there is news coming on the death of gabby petito. her family breaking their ♪ her family breaking their silence today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protei

but first, these messages -- >>> 20 years later, former president obama and former first lady michelle obama arriving here at lower manhattan a moment ago and some of the dignitaries expected to see and including president biden will start his day here an inside look of many aspects of day-to-day life forever changed by 9/11 including the way we fly we are going to get into that. how the world changed in an instant and we'll cover the >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday i'm kira klapper. a difficult day for the nation as we remember september 11th. 20 years ago this morning the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil. >>> in oakland yesterday city leaders and first responders gathered to honor the victims and first responders. on the shores of lake merritt there was a bell ringing ceremony and a moment of silence. there are events happening across the bay area today. go to nbcbayarea.com for a full list. >>> and in other news now, a quick-thinking police officer saved the life of a newborn who was choking. mountain view police received a call about a one month old

vaccines in chicago today which is such a pity because president biden could have joined barack and michelle obama political grave, they were on the southside breaking ground on the barack obama presidential center, don't call the library. >> it won't be a collection of campaign memorabilia or ball gowns although i know everybody will come see those. won't be an exercise in nostalgia or looking backwards, we want to look for words. >> this is an extension of the obama brand. this $830 million, 19 acre center will not feature a library. all the documents for his presidency will be digitized. just like obama's presidency it will mostly be a concert and summit venue. remember the east room affairs, they will be back and to commemorate michelle there will be a vegetable and fruit garden along with a teaching kitchen. i hope they continue to harvest the green as they did at the obama -- laura: you were involved in exposing the fact that certain points they may have been planting fully grown vegetables and to come out and do a shoot, these are so beautiful. planting them all night with a beeping sound.

chicago today, which is such a pity, because biden could have joined his old pals barack and michelle obamais political grave. no, they were actually on the south side breaking ground on the barack obama presidential center. don't call it a library. >> it won't just be up collection of camping memorabilia or michelle's ball gowns, although i know everybody will come see those. it won't just be an exercise in nostalgia or looking backwards, we want to look forward. >> that's right. thisis is actually an extension, laura, another one, of the obama brand. this $830,000,000.19-acre center will not feature a library. all of the documents from his presidency will be digitized. >> laura: what will it feature then? >> funny you should ask. just like obama's presidency, it will mostly be a concert and summit venue. remember all those swinging eastern affairs during obama years? well, they're going to be back, and i kid you not, to commemorate michelle, there will be a vegetable and fruit garden, laura, along with a teaching kitchen. i hope the park service continues to plant and harvest the grains a

as michelle obama said, when they go low, we go lunatic. nt obama learned about the presidential phone calls, the racist sexist pig had with foreign leaders out my aides on the line to hear what's being discussed, he called the madman that corrupt mother ( bleep ). must have been incredible to hear barack obama get so fiery. look, he's a mother -- uh -- look, the thing is -- uh, ( bleep ). tonight is the very last late show in quarantine. monday i will be back in the ed sullivan theater for "the late show." it will be my first time in front of a live audience in 460 days. i hope i remember how to feel validated by a cheering crowd. ( cheers and applause ) the point is, we made it america. after 15 months in quarantine like cicadas we're emerging into the sun and we'll spend next two weeks making weird noises and having sex till we die. i'm being fact checked on that by my producer and wife evie right over there. leaving this storage room is sweet because i get to leave, bitter because after ten month of purelleing, everything tastes like a d

michelle. that was going to be my next question. you can't talk about chicago and obamasking about michelle. your dear friend, let's play a little byte of her today talking about the center. >> in my mind, this city, this neighborhood, it courses through my veins. it defines me at my very core. it makes me who i . so i'm not just a daughter from the south side but a mother from the south side, a lawyer and executive and authorrom the south side. i am a first lady from the south side of chicago. >> i have heard her give that speech very emotionally before in chicago. she obviously has a great love for the south side of chicago. is michelle part of the catalyst for this becoming a neighborhood center, for having -- i'm looking at the list, auditorium, classrooms, athletic center, play area, a branch of chicago public library and a push to make sure people who live in that neighborhood can still benefit from its presence. >> yeah, of course she grew up on the south side. they met on the south side, married, had their children and raised them until they left washington. i thi

the 20th anniversary of 9/11, barack obama and michelle obama will also be on hands in new york city.george w. bush will be speaking. kamala harris will also be attending the event before joining up with president biden. the country unites around this moment for a solemn day to commemorate thousands of people who died on those attacks on september 11th. >> cnn, delaware. >>> the man who killed robert kennedy in 1968 could soon be released in prison. sirhan is recommended for him to be paroled. others in the family poseoppose. we got the latest from natasha chen. >> reporter: the possible release of the man who assassinated robert kennedy 53 years ago is dividing the family of the candidates and senators. >> reporter: in june of 1968, kennedy's ten children lost their father when sirhan sirhan shot him at the hotel in los angeles. his 11th child was not born until later that year. now responding to the recommendation to grant parole to her father's saassassination. can you be considered rehabilitated when you won't acknowledge your role and the crime itself. 24-year-old at the time, si

they will join barack obama and michelle obama the bidens will also visit the site of the united 93 crash in pennsylvania. that flight was headed to san francisco from new jersey. george w. bush will provide remarks there. vice president kamala harris will also be there and will travel with the bidens to the pentagon. coming up, martha raddatz joins george stephanopoulos to reflect on 9/11 and its impact on the nation at home and abroad. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in thafrmath of hurricane ida.ida t tropical system to hit the united states in four years. in louisiana, cleanup efforts continue. president biden toward -- toured damage. there are still hundreds of thousands of power outages across the state. >> 25,000 linemen from across the country have come to louisiana to help. two of them lost their lives in the process of trying to get power back up. kate: president biden will travel to new york and new jersey to survey storm damage. new york city mayor bill de blasio announced he is forming a n

pretty exciting -- i'm sure it's exciting for you too but especially your daughter -- interviewed michelle obamal dad at that point? >> i did earn points. shout out to my daughter mia pearl. she's amazing. i was working with extras for a couple of years and they said if there are any interviews my daughter could sit in on them and she did a better job than me. michelle said you did a good job but your daughter been more exciting than you. i'm excited for me daughter to take over when i'm done with tv. >> stephen: we'll be right back. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wuaahh) totally boom it's an adventure. (sound of playing) you know ,you have to keep an eye on them. you got to let them explore and figure things out for themselves. so hurry up (screams) they're not gonna stay this way forever. kick off your kidifornia vacation at visitcalifornia.com ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! we're back with "cbs mornings'" nate burleson here you are with your lovely wife. >> oh, thank you. she's beautiful. >> stephen: celebrating your

barack obama and michelle obama will attend the sir money in new york. kumasi: local city officials will hold a 911 service this morning to honor victims and first responders who died in the terror attacks. it will be held at the theater at 10:00 a.m. julian: tomorrow, several 9/11 events will be held around the bay area. fairfield police and fire department will have a ceremony at 7:00 a.m. at the police department flagpole. at 10:00 a.m., there will be ceremony at the flight 93 memorial. tomorrow, abc news will air a special program. you can watch it from 5:00 until 10:00 tomorrow morning, right here on abc 7. kumasi: now to president biden's sweeping new plan to fight the pandemic. the president's speech comes as the delta variant cripples hospitals. 1 in 4 new cases is in children. pres. biden: what more do you need to see? kumasi: biden is mandating vaccines for all federal workers, health care staff and companies with at least 100 employees. this will impact 80 million americans. >> i think it is critical to our economy to get people back to work i

of fashion's rising stars, sergio hudson, an american designer who's caught the attention of michelle obamase. >> yeah, i just love a great trouser. >> reporter: many didn't even know his name until january when former first 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