and he's confident the courts will be on his side. >> and terry moran with us tonight.terry, the justice department, i know, is seeking an injunction to try to halt this law for now? >> reporter: that's right, david. and it is possible that within a week or two, a lower federal court could issue an injunction that would block the law, but texas would appeal that probably all the way to the supreme court and there's no guarantee there. so even with clear constitutional rights at stake, this process has a ways to go. david? >> the legal fight we knew would come. terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> overseas tonight and to americans in afghanistan. tonight, the first charter out of kabul, u.s. citizens and permanent residents among the passengers on that flight. the images of that first international flight to take off since the u.s. military withdrawal. but there are several other planes the taliban has not allowed to leave. here's our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: it was the first international flight from kabul airport since u.s.

>> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, closure for some of the families, the families of two more victims of the world trade center attack. the new york city medical examiner's office making two new identifications through dna analysis. dorothy morgan of hem stead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remain unidentified. >>> we should note that abc news will have coverage all week here as we mark 20 years since 9/11. robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and rob bun, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation remembers. >>> in the meantime, we turn to texas tonight. one week after that sweeping abortion law took effect banning abortions in that state about six weeks, governor greg abbot

. >> okay, bonawyn when you look at the copper market or freeport mac moran maybe specifically, how much do you think we can glean indications of what the economy is doing do we see that correlation right now as we have in the past, or is there some separation going on there where you don't want to read more into the price action in freeport mac moran than really some of these upgrades and downgrades moves >> well, there's definitely some correlation there, right particularly as you look at prices and inflations and outlooks for growth. and i think that that's going to be a lot more forward looking. i would say the one thing that concerns me and honestly, it makes me support pete's thesis is if you look at the run that freeport has had, this shouldn't necessarily be moving lock step with both inflation or growth expectations and what might be an uplift in the ev market so i think the calls make a lot more sense because it defines your risk. if you kind of look technically at where the stock has been trading. it kind of doubled topped around 45, and it's kind of been in somewhat of a down

chairman. >> thank you and i will ask is our final witness, senator jerry moran. though he is not a member of this committee, he has been a real leader with senator blumenthal in oversight and legislation on this issue. >> thank you for holding this hearing and thank you also for inviting me to speak before the committee today. i am grateful for your interest in this topic. i would like to thank the survivors who will once again tell their story. i have expressed my respect for them today. mckayla maroney, maggie nichols, simone biles, aly raisman as well as all the survivors who were other survivors were also joining us today, jessica howard, jamie dancer, kaylee lorenz. on january 25, 2018, as chairman of the senate commerce subcommittee with jurisdictional health and safety of amateur athletes, senator blumenthal, my ranking member and i opened an investigation into how usa gymnastics, the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee and michigan state university allowed a monster to assault and abuse young women for decades. early in our meeting with the survivors, o

>> terry moran live at the supreme court again for us tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and in the south tonight, in louisiana, the desperation growing, four days now after hurricane ida struck there. nearly a million customers still without electricity. the need for food, water and the long lines for fuel. families waiting in sweltering heat for hours. the utility still doing damage assessment in new orleans. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, news of a deadly plane crash in the northeast, slamming into a building. oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make mor

let's bring in terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years for us. and for decades, this has been a theoretical argument. this 5-4 ruling overnight. chief justice john roberts, a conservative himself, signaling a willingness of a compromise, but conservatives, rachel just mentioned them, relatively new to the court, didn't buy his argument. >> reporter: they didn't. that was so striking. john roberts, he's just 10 or 15 years older than the three justices appointed by donald trump, but those 10 or 15 years, they mark a huge differences in the republican party. the difference between bush republicans and trump republicans. and the chief justice did want the court to take more time to consider what he called an unprecedented law. he lost the votes of those conservatives. and it looks like this will mark the end of what's called the roberts court. >> and one more quick question for you, terry, bottom line here, texas would appear to be just the first state to do this. a number of other states signaling they might follow this blueprint, particularly when

>> terry moran at the white house tonight. thank you, terry. >>> now to the other major news this tuesday night and to news on the pandemic. pfizer revealing they have submitted to the fda the first data on their vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. so, the question, how soon could there be vaccines for children? and on boosters tonight, the new study just in from the cdc on side effects. and dr. fauci tonight on that question from so many, waiting for boosters from moderna and johnson & johnson, how soon could we learn the data on mixing and matching for those waiting? here's eva pilgrim. >> ready? she's going to count for me. one, two -- >> reporter: tonight, pfizer says it has started submitting trial data to the fda showing the vaccine is safe and effective in 5 to 11-year-olds. the fda beginning its review right away. >> in the next few weeks, they will examine that data and hopefully they'll give the okay so that we can start vaccinating children, hopefully before the end of october. >> reporter: officials warning tha

and we're going to continue with that mode for 2000 moran. bring people in who know the specifics of individual types of projects. that concludes. >> commissioner harrington: thank you, president maxwell and thank you, alan, for your presentation. i have often been critical of grand jury reports because some are badly written. this one, i thought, was actually pretty well written. and i thought it really connected to a lot of things that were important. i think we're being unnecessarily negative in our responses. so in the findings, we disagreed partially and completely with all of them and the recommendations, three of the five we said, we will not be implementing because it is not warranted or is not reasonable. and i think that maybe you're putting too fine a line on some of the smaller parts of it. so if i could go through a couple of them. so recommendation number 4. it says that we should do potholing or another equivalent industry best practice to identify underground obstruction. we talked about that being important. your response wil

we award this to camille moran. and, finally, in recognition of her role as a transgenderer and queer freedom fighter at the cafeteria riots in august of 1966 and continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >> gro

slow justice system and these children will continue to be at risk of human trafficking. elizabeth moran and al jazeera pulled nea be hard on. this is all. these are the top stories, giovanni's willing party has picked its new leader for me. ok, she will replace premise and you'll see this sugar. so that is stepping down after just a year and also not potty solomon has more from tokyo. he has to prove he's got his my has to prove wrong leadership. that's the thing that many people felt that those who got luck. so we have to show not only to his members, but also to the public that he's in charge now. and he can pick up on the 2nd phase of facing, for example, the court on a virus. the economy has suffered hugely because of corporate 19. and now we have to head the new policies to revive the economy. also has come in the relationship between japan and south korea to in japan and china. that allegations of a number of civilians have been killed by a nigerian military air strike near lake chad residence in court of the bon masada say a fighter jet targeted the village and sunday morning. th

we award this to camille moran. and, finally, in recognition of her role as a transgenderer and queer freedom fighter at the cafeteria riots in august of 1966 and continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >>> wh

without i will turn over to ranking member moran. >> chairman tester, thank you. i share your exasperation on this topic that it is been around as long as i've been in the congress. your point about a deputy secretary i understand will be resolved by tomorrow. and we will have some specifically to do with responsible for the implementation of electronic health records at the department of veterans affairs. it's exasperating because the potential of benefits that can accrue from this effort are tremendous and its potentially cost saving i suppose but more importantly it is the ability for the department to care for veterans. it's the ability for our servicemen and women to easily transition from active duty to becoming a veteran, and the longer we delay, the longer that we are challenges with this program, the less likely the veterans were living today are going to benefit from this dramatic opportunity. so while i have a prepared opening statement, mr. secretary and mr. chairman, i just went again would offer my assistance, the assistant of this committee to see t

terry moran in washington. >>> the risk along the east coast this weekend because of a tropical threat. >>> the lions and tigers coming down with covid here in the u.s. >>> and those four civilians on their own in space tonight, and who got them on the line today. you have to see our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with that fda advisory panel today approving a plan to offer pfizer booster shots to millions of americans 65 and older, or americans who are at high risk of severe covid, six months after that second dose. that same panel rejecting boosters for all americans 16 and older, saying more data is needed. so they're starting with 65 and older and americans who are at high risk first. this all now goes to the cdc next week. the president said that all americans should be prepared for boosters starting september 20th, three days from now, but the white house says that was always pending approval from the fda and the cdc. it comes amid those numbers tonight -- the u.s. av

i'm elizabeth moran. i'm in the, in the in stage of also for the health officials the trying to manage a deadly outbreak of a fever. ah, the 1st passenger flight since patella barnes takeover has lifted off from cobble airport with more than a 100 people on board. the counselor airways flight to doha, wanted marked a breakthrough in the bumpy coordination between the u. s. at i've kinda storms do rouelis al jazeera charlotte bellis reports from couple of boeing. triple 7, taking off from cobble destination door ha, dozens of foreign possible holders. finally on route to cities far from us can stop . this has been a nervous ways these people missed out on the evacuation. like 10 days after us forces lift cobwebs international terminal has reopens. i'm sorry. i can tell you what i mean drives this one to meeting it was a hard decision in the family live is behind not knowing when they would meet again . i couldn't take them with me because they're not citizen but have a very hard for me to leave. they were

plus, i'm elizabeth moran. i'm in the indian state of the for the we're health officials to trying to manage a deadly outbreak of a fever. ah, the 1st passenger flies soon the taliban takeover has transported more than 100 people from cobble to doha. because i always fly monster breakthrough in the bumpy coordination between the u. s. and african stands new rulers, charlotte balance reports from cobble. boeing, triple 7, taking off from cobble destination door ha, dozens of foreign possible holders. finally on route to cities far from us. can this has been a nervous wage. these people missed out on the evacuation like the 10 days after us forces lift cobwebs international terminal has reopened. i'm sorry. i can tell you what i mean trying to meaning it was a hard decision in the family members behind not knowing when they would meet again . i couldn't take them with me because they're not citizen but have a very hard for me to leave. they were sleeping, i couldn't say by, they just find out. this is the 1st tim

let's get right to terry moran, live at the white house. and terry, who are they saying at the white house tonight? >> reporter: well, they are still hopeful, david, despite this roller coaster of a day. the president in the oval office all day working the phones, pulling out all the stops. last night, he attended the annual congressional baseball game. that's a throwback to a very different washington. and aipds emphasize that's part of joe biden's strategy here. this is not his first rodeo, they say. and they also say that in here's calls and meetings, he's listening more than dictating terms. he says he didn't like being told by president what to do when he was a senator and he's not doing that now. but there are many democrats less hopeful who are hoping he'll be more forceful and get this thing done. right now, it's not done, but they are still hopeful. david? >> all right, a long night ahead, perhaps long several weeks ahead. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn in the meantime to the other major news this thursday night. the cor

jerry moran conducted an 18 month investigation into this case. the investigation concluded the us olympic committee in the usa gymnastics, knowingly concealed abuse by nasser. between the summer of 2015 and september of 2016, the senate passed 2 bills aimed at addressing the failures of nasa case with overwhelming bipartisan support. the protecting young victims from sexual abuse act of 2017 sponsored by senator feinstein and the empowering paralympic, amateur athletes act of 2020. by sinners moran and blumenthal both extended the duty of certain adults to report suspected child abuse. these are good and important steps, but the reporting requirement in both laws is not worth much if law enforcement and the f b, i failed to respond and immediately, and aggressively investigate the abuse cases. and that's exactly what happened in the nasser case. the inspector general's findings, and this is july report, paid a shocking picture of best b. i dare election of duty and gross incompetence. the inspector general skating report details the neglect in an

here's our seep national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: it wasn't what they were hoping for. >> we'll get this show on the road, so to speak. >> reporter: in the end, the arizona republican audit found 99 more votes for joe biden and 261 fewer for donald trump. republicans in the legislature admitting today that their controversial months-long partisan review of the votes had found in the end that, yes, joe biden won arizona. >> well, the interesting fact is truth is truth, numbers are numbers. >> reporter: for months, donald trump has been whipping up his supporters with baseless claims of election fraud and declaring that the republican so-called audit in arizona would provide the proof. just last night he put out a statement saying, everybody will be watching arizona and praising the highly respected auditors. that statement taken down today. democrats in arizona calling the gop's audit useless and ridiculous. >> the arizona republican-controlled state senate has wasted taxpayer dollars perpetuating the consistently debunked false claims. >> reporter: the total cost of $15

. >> thank you senator moran, senator murray and hassan. thank you for very much for the opportunity to be here and for your steadfast support for our veterans. before i get into today's topic i want to highlight a similar crisis we're dealing with. over the last month we at va have lost four of our dear colleagues to covid infections spurred by the highly transmissible delta variant. we're seeing a surge of infections that has necessitated the deployment of dozens of va disaster emergency personnel to supplement our work force. a level of deployment that mirrors prior surges and warns of what's to come. this underscores the critical need for everyone to be vaccinated especially our va personnel to keep our veterans safe. now, back to today's focus, i appreciate the opportunity to update you on va's initiative to modernize its electronic health records. the mission has always been to create a platform that seamlessly delivers the best access and outcomes for our vets and the best experience for our providers. but as you vsos, members of the

moran, jr. >> john christopher moran >> john michael moran >> kathleen moran >> lindsay stapleton morehouseello >> vincent s. morello >> yvette nicole moreno >> dorothy morgan >> richard j. morgan >> nancy morgenstern >> sanae mori >> blanca robertina morocho morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho morocho >> dennis gerard moroney >> lynne irene morris >> and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare, and we mourn every left, smile, we will never be able to share with you. in the place, and emptiness that will never be filled. simply put, you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. each memory a gift we will always treasure. or as dark as that they was, to know you was to know and love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> unto my grandfather, battalion chief fdny, my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you. please continue to watch over daddy, the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and gone but never forgotten. i love you always and i have so proud to be your granddaughter. rest in peace, grandpa.

commissioner moran? >> just a couple of comments. one is i think this shows the impact of what it first sounds like, pretty innocuous change. it sounds like if you curtail diversions in the middle of a drought, what's the big deal? you're in a drought. but it has a huge impact and a lot of the planning is based on the idea na you can have moments of resale in the middle of the draft. and an issue with water policy being set, state level on one-size-fits-all. i would guess that the impact of their order on their ability to draw water from the water bank is an unintended consequence. i doubt that they thought about that when they were making the order. but the fact is if you don't have a release obligation, the irrigation districts because of that order, you can exchange it uphill which is the way the water bank works. there are other water banks in the state and my guess there are other circumstance where is this works to that disadvantage as well. so the state board is not only getting into unusual territory legally, but also an area

commissioner moran? >> just a couple of comments.s i think this shows the impact of what it first sounds like, pretty innocuous change. it sounds like if you curtail diversions in the middle of a drought, what's the big deal? you're in a drought. but it has a huge impact and a lot of the planning is based on the idea na you can have moments of resale in the middle of the draft. and an issue with water policy being set, state level on one-size-fits-all. i would guess that the impact of their order on their ability to draw water from the water bank is an unintended consequence. i doubt that they thought about that when they were making the order. but the fact is if you don't have a release obligation, the irrigation districts because of that order, you can exchange it uphill which is the way the water bank works. there are other water banks in the state and my guess there are other circumstance where is this works to that disadvantage as well. so the state board is not only getting into unusual territory legally, but also an area where

grassley, for joining us, the ranking member on the judiciary committee, and my colleague, senator moran, who could not be with us. today marks another step in a continuing quest for accountability and justice. director wray testified just moments ago that he has run out of adjectives. i suggested to him, we have all run out of adjectives to describe the monstrous, horrific, predatory, criminal conduct of larry nassar. we've run out of adjectives, but we haven't run out of action. that's what the gymnasts deserve. the criminal conduct by larry nassar, unfortunately, was not unique to him, and it was not unique to gymnastics. it was enabled by others, and others have been enabled in this kind of predatory conduct. the fbi became an enabler rather than an enforcer. the fbi became part of the problem. not the solution. and i have strongly called for continuing criminal investigation, if necessary, under new jurisdictional issues, because i think justice will be done only if there is accountability here. we have legislated reforms in the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee. we have legisla

moran, jr.n christopher moran john michael moran kathleen moran lindsay stapleton morehouse george william morell steven p. morello vincent s. morello yvette nicole moreno dorothy morgan richard j. morgan nancy morgenstern sanae mori blanca robertina morocho morocho leonel geronimo morocho morocho dennis gerard moroney and my aunt. losing you was a nightmare and we mourn every laugh, every smile, every story we will not be able to share with you. your place, and emptiness that will never refill. you were the best person we ever knew and we were so lucky to have you in our lives. every moment was a joy. a gift we will always treasure. for as dark as that day was, to know you was to know a love and a light that shines so much brighter. >> and to my grandfather. my hero i never got to meet. i know so much about you because you are still talked about every single day. please continue to watch over the rest of the family and i. you are so missed by all of us and will be gone but never forgotten. i am

there are tutoring programs involved with persons in moran city. it is a very, very vivid and vibrant demonstration of people sharing their time and talents and it was inspiring to me and i think it is a great source of pride for all of us. >> florian, you mentioned this stewardship initiative is somewhat new. the concept seems new to me but you have this historical model of how this works. >> yes, there is a model -- it is from wichita, kansas. they have been doing this for the last 40 years. since 2015, they sent three of us to see what this stewardship way of life is all about and we were inspired when we came back because we observed a parish where they have people standing only in church and it is filled with people all the way to the back of the building. they have 17 parishes that have 24/7 adoration's. they also have what we have here but on a bigger scale, with a large diner that feed the 2500 people dinner every single day of the year and that is run by 70 volunteers any given day. it is very high. they have 2000 volunteers and one parish

we also know you have these t cells and b cells that actually help the bone marrow produce moran t moretion. i don't think the question is if we're going to get a booster shot. the question is going to be when. so, to be frank, i'm actually excited that the scientists can sit down, look at all these studies, and make a decision as to when majority america will need that third shot. >> so as we wait for that, you just mentioned t cells. there is a study from swedish researchers that came out yesterday, and half of the people that they looked at had preexisting immunity to the coronavirus, but they had never contracted it. this had to do, as i understand it, with their t cells. my question on that is any sense of how many people may have that preexisting immunity, and how effective is that versus being fully vaccinated? >> yeah, so i think that is also going to be a really big question that scientists need to look at. i've been excited about this whole t cells and b cells, you know, six, seven months ago, even before the vaccine rollout. and the reason for that is, like you just mentioned

administration's decision to withdraw all troops from afghanistan he was followed on the senate floor by jerry moran of kansas who was the highest ranking republican on the senate veterans affairs committee. >> mr. president, i'm here today to talk about the crisis in afghanistan and to honor the distinguished service of those who gave the last full measure of their devotion protecting americans. the last month americans have watched horrified at the scenes of chaos, terror and bloodshed. americans tracked to the airport terrified as the enemy closed after. innocentba civilians fleeing for their life, abandoned by their government. a young man desperately clinging to the departed planes landing gear he was so desperate to escape only to fall then to his tragic death. thirteen marines, the nation cut down by terrorists never to see home again and as american planes finally departed, hundreds of american civilians left behind to the enemy. let me say that again. hundreds of american civilians left behind to the enemy. and after all ofrg that, who can forget the image of the president of the united sta

moran: mr. president, thank you. i join the senator from missouri and senator blunt in expressing my condolences for lance corporal schmitz and others who died at kabul airport in the effort to free americans and afghans who helped americans from that country and from their deaths. it takes us back to this weekend, saturday september 11, our nation remembered the horrific attacks that occurred 20 years previous and reflected upon the fight against terrorism that was set in motion ton that very fateful day. the events that have unfolded in afghanistan these past few weeks have made the 20th anniversary of september 11 that much more painful, painful especially for the men and women who served our nation in afghanistan. the chaos and collapse of that country cost american lives, opened old wounds and left many americans questioning how all this could happen in this manner. the american people require answers from the administration on how our withdrawal from afghanistan went so horribly -- so horribly, horribly wrong.

illinois senator durbin and kansas republican jerry moran say the fbi must be held accountable. agree. just been it was like this one do not arise out of nowhere. >> they are enabled by systematic organizational failures allowing. >> for there to be more than one more than dozens. >> fbi director christopher wray says the specific agent responsible for the failure was fired and another retired it never should have happened. he says the fbi is now adopting new policies. my entire senior leadership team are going to make sure everybody at the fbi remembers what happened here. >> in heartbreaking detail. >> lawmakers also has the department of justice to testify. but they declined that invitation. now after today's hearing lawmakers join survivors at a press conference. the pushing for more hearings and legislative action. now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you for cal. >> turning now to our coronavirus coverage at the white house today. president biden held a meeting with ceos and business leaders to discuss covid related mandates in the workforce. the attendees

of a social paradigm but i think to transfer the conflict i had at that time and i love elizabeth moran , but the conflict at that time was that she was espousing the same thing i had espoused earlier but i found it didn't work. and the communities of color in particular and environmentaljustice , economic development means to elected officials usually are bringing in dirty plants,land fields . petrochemical plants. or other kinds of plants that were poisoning the environment and of course poisoningpeople to. who were already suffering from health care disparities . so it's paradigm of destruction where they think it's okay to sacrifice these communities. and that's one of the things that we have to change. and hopefully people can see that in the book how that's the reason i told the story that waybecause we have unpacked these layers . it didn't get that way, some of this was intentional.>> you mentioned you love elizabeth moran and she's obviously an ally in your work now. perhaps more surprising to readers might be an ally that you have early on when you were back in alabama, former

terry moran who also covers the courts said this, roe versus wade is functionally dead. it has not been formally overruled but has no effect in texas. and if texas can do this, so can other states. more analysis of the supreme court's decision and reaction on our website, abcnews.com. >>> new details about a deadly school shooting in north carolina wednesday. the second school shooting this week in that state. police say a student die the after being shot at a high school in winston-salem. the manhunt ended with the suspect, a juvenile student, at the school taken into custody. the police chief was overwhelmed. >> medical responders began lifesaving measures and the injured student was transported to wake forest university baptist medical center where he succumbed to his injuries. >> police did not identify the suspect or provide a motive for the shooting. just two days earlier on monday a 15-year-old wounded at a high school in wilmington. >>> fire crews in california say they made progress fighting the caldor fire near lake tahoe because winds have died down but warned

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