chris: in front of o'neill the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. >> i recognized him.>> how did he like. >> in hindsight, scared, his wife, i don't know if he was using her as a shield. chris: he fired. hitting bin laden 3 times. >> i get the call from ground force commander for god and country -- ger an no. ger an no. >> one of my guys of next to he. >> day went room to room collecting computers, hard drives and a trove of terrorist materials. >> i don't think that i have experienced a better feeling in my life. chris: the mission was not over. seals down a chopper still had to get out alive. >> to race against time. we were supposed to be dead, if we could live for 50 minutes we could live for 50 years. liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved an

chris: in front of o'neill the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. >> i recognized him. was one guy left, i recognized his face. >> how did he like. >> in hindsight, scared, his wife, i don't know if he was using her as a shield. chris: he fired. hitting bin laden 3 times. >> i get the call from ground force commander for god and country -- ger an no. ger an no. >> one of my guys of next to he. >> day went room to room collecting computers, hard drives and a trove of terrorist materials. >> i don't think that i have experienced a better feeling in my life. chris: the mission was not over. seals down a chopper still had to get out alive. >> to race against time. we were supposed to be dead, if we could live for 50 minutes we could do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify

he was the head of the counterterrorist organization and then john o'neill as well who was actually the first person that i wrote about in this effort. he had been the head of the counterterrorism division in new york city and he was pushed out of his own organization, they were angry at him and leaked information and he resigned and became the head of security at the world trade center. and he died on that day as well. see mackie has kind of become a folk hero. and he had a made for television movie? just. >> one of the things that you talked about, he chose to put three pictures of him, all of these different women discussing his personality and his relationship with women. one is that i'm thing that he talked about. >> well, his life is what i'm writing about her in order to honor his hand john o'neill coming up to understand that in the midst of this he was married and involved with three women and they didn't know about his wife initially been they had been talking about it for years and that was one of the things that added to the kind of breakdown that he experienced shortly befo

here members when tip o'neill was the house majority whip.s was a few years ago, back when the red sox won. steny hoyer has to do the early work for the speaker of the house. he has got to go out and whip progressives, liberals and to some form of legislation. is the process now when tip o'neill was whip? >> it is in terms of one office. nancy pelosi is the one who is whipping votes right now. as we wake up to the sound of sonny and cher like groundhog day this morning, we could replay the same script we used a week ago today. the fact of the matter is nothing has changed in the last week. we knew the debt ceiling was not going to be acknowledged by republicans. we knew this bill would fail. here we are on tuesday morning. tom: i like that a lot. seriously, we've got to look at the liberals coming over to save face. how do they orchestrate that? >> this is the delicate dance. in june, nancy pelosi said there isn't going to be a bipartisan bill in us we have a reconciliation bill. she held a meeting with the democratic caucus. they closed the

and even jim o'neil, the economist who coined that bricks acronym, has acknowledged it have no simply disappointed in recent years. after theories of missteps by prime minister nor in de mody, he abolished the most commonly used bank notes failed and has promised to create 10000000 jobs a year. and any hopes of creating a 5 trillion dollar economy could be pushed back by the pandemic. the knock on effects of covet, have seen millions of people in the middle class drunk back into poverty, brazil and russia, while they're far too dependent on the wells commodity cycle for their development . both missed grace targets in the last 10 years, with russia's troubles compounded by sanctions over the annexation of crime iep. and it's interference in the us elections. and finally, the south africa, the addition to the bricks, while on the 9 years of president jacob zoom as rule, almost $13000000000.00 was allegedly looted from the state. his imprisonment for not cooperating with the corruption inquiry has led to riots. but already there was so much anger in the country where unemployment sounds

welcome to county, the cost that jim o'neil has joked in recent times that may be rather than breaks. he should have coined the term ex was the right to highlights the growth potential of these nation. i think he was obviously in the 2 thousands. the book economies i think, did live up to those lofty expectations, rapid growth, structural reforms over the past decade service. it's been very disappointed in the past decade pump joint, who tried to buy crises. obviously we had china evaluation phase crises in brazil, in russia. so it's not been a great last decade for sure. so what went wrong from brazil in russia? why haven't they hit their full potential? i think it's a combination of things. over the external backdrop has become much less favorable . commodity prices have collapsed and they've rebounded more recently, but they're still truly much lower now. of course, domestically that they have had problems as well. so, and, but so those big corruption scandals hit hit various presidents. and then of course, in most you've had, you had sanctions which are really crippled the economy

back then john o'neill and you had the foresight to understand where it was going. you still struggle with this. you still tell me that you struggle with making sure the government is on the current things that they should be following as it relates to national threats. >> i learned that lot from john. he was my mentor. i traveled with him around the world. we were able to do a lot of disruptions of plots around the world, literally around the world. a lot of people don't talk about the successes as much. so i learned a lot from john and i think that's probably one of the missions that i keep very dear to my heart, to always warn about what i see as a threat. that's why the hope of me and many of my colleagues who served with john continue to do that. that's why we're talking about domestic terrorism. we continue to raise a flag on isis, on al qaeda and afghanistan today and the implication. so we hope that we will continue to be able to do this. >> thanks for the work you have done. both of you have published important information in the last few days and i always

i remember talking to jimmy dunn , at sandler o'neill, and he had no place to work and he came up to our offices and we set them up as a temporary office eventually into other space in our buildings and we all, all of the real estate community were trying to help the companies that lost their people and their offices find a place to establish themselves and regroup and figure out where to go, and i think it was a defining moment for the new york business community of a sense that there's a civic responsibility that when we're in crisis, there's an obligation to come and raise the bar as to what we're going to do to ensure that we can navigate this crisis , be there for everyone, no such thing as competition, we're all new yorkers, we're all americans , and we're going to figure this out together, and believe in the sense of resilience that we will get through it. liz: well we have to get through the pandemic as well. we now have what in lower manhattan 21% vacancy rates. what will it take to have a more sustainable comeback scott and where does the commercial real estate business com

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oneal >> john p o'neill. >> peter j o'neill junior. >> sean gordon o'neill. >> betty ann ong >> michael >> margaret quinn orloske >> virginia anne ormiston >> ruben s. ornedo >> kevin m o'rourke. >> ronald orsini >> peter keith ortale >> juan ortega-campos >> jane marie orth >> alexander ortiz >> david ortiz >> emilio pete ortiz >> pablo ortiz >> and my uncle, matthew j burke. your memory and legacy are forever preserved through family and friends. god bless you and god bless america. >> at my brother, michael francis lentz. we know what you were doing on that day, and your boys are doing beautifully. we are so proud. jack was six months old and michael was three years old when you were murdered. all we do now is tell them about your past glory days. >> paul ortiz, jr. >> sonia ortiz >> masaru ose >> robert william o'shea. >> elsy carolina osorio oliva >> james r. ostrowski >> timothy franklin o'sullivan. >> jason douglas oswald >> michael john otten >> isidro d. ottenwalder >> michael chung ou >> todd joseph ouida >> jesus ovalles >> peter j. owens, jr. >> adianes oyola >> angel m. pab

which he did in those sessions with chip o'neil and others. today, the notion is if you deviate from anything away from the principle, the bedrock, then you are the traitor to a cause. people who believe that say that they are like ronald reagan, they imagine a ronna reagan who never. was we all know reagan had an immense and effective sense of humor. which he used as a fairly effective tool against the opposition. today's issues are grim and serious, and dreadful, they were not so cheery in the 1970s either. but reagan was able to use humor in a way that today is somehow dismissed as trivializing seriously. >> if i can just follow up on that last point. one of the striking things to me about reagan, and jonathan you can comment on this too, is the fact that he gives conservatism of friendly approachable face. if you read raegan's message in the sixties, it deviates from goldwater. but goldwater didn't have a sense of humor like that, he didn't drive people in. it strikes me that -- i don't know if it's a default setting for conservatives and

matter of give and take, of working with the opposition, which he did in those sessions with tip o'neillers. today the notion is that if you deviate at all from what some people consider to be the principle, the bedrock governing idea, then you are a traitor to the cause. if people who believe that say that they are like ronald reagan, then they imagine a ronald reagan who never was. and the final thing i might add is difference between reagan and those who are today his processed heirs is that ronald reagan had an immense and very effective sense of humor, which he used as a very effective tool against the opposition. today's issues are grim and serious and dreadful, they weren't so cheery back in the 1970s, either, but reagan was able to use humor in a way that today is somehow dismissed adds trivializing serious things. >> if i could just follow up on that last point. one of the striking things to me about reagan, and, jonathan, you can comment on this, too, is the fact that he gives conservatism a friendly approachable face. if you read reagan's message in the '60s it deviates hardly

o'neill peter j. o'neill, jr. sean gordon corbett o'neill betty ann ong michael c.ristopher t. orgielewicz margaret quinn orloske virginia anne ormiston ruben s. ornedo kevin m. o'rourke ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio pete ortiz pablo ortiz and my uncle. god bless you and god bless america. >> and my brother firefighter michael lynch. we know what you were doing on that day and your boys are doing dutifully. jack was six months old and michael was three years old when you were murdered. all we do now is tell them about your past glory days. [applause] ♪ paul ortiz, jr. sonia ortiz masaru ose patrick j. o'shea robert william o'shea timothy franklin o'sullivan elsy carolina osorio oliva james r. ostrowski jason douglas oswald michael john otten isidro d. ottenwalder michael chung ou todd joseph ouida jesus ovalles peter j. owens, jr. adianes oyola angel m. pabon, jr. israel pabon, jr. roland pacheco michael benjamin packer diana b. padro deepa pakkala jeffrey matthew palazzo thomas palazzo richard

when they were told that, for instance, sandler and o'neill needed trading space, lehman jumped up andd we'll give it to them. when cantor needed something, merrill-lynch jumped up and said, we'll give it to them. goldman sachs was there, all the major firms. morgan stanley, whatever we can do to help our traditional competitors who we under normal circumstances would love to see them disabled, okay. neil: and now, 20 years later, the big thing is the pandemic and getting back to work. most financial firms i think said they want their people back, the seener the better, don't delay it. others are saying we deened ma you be vaccinated and some to their customers and morgan stanley the same. what do you think about all of that? >> well, i think the protection of employees is critical, okay, and it's got to be balanced with the fact that when you bring the-- you know, and these are the best and brightest you're going to see, kids out of business school and come out of my alma mater, , and when they come together, when there's a certainty-- >> they physically need, the argument these guys

for 20 years, we protected the homeland and we brought justice at the end of a rifle held by rob o'neilla bin laden. >> neil: you know, it's weird. when i'm reading this and i got the book -- you got to it me late, but it's okay. it's a great book. i was reading it. this is weird. paying a special attention to joe biden and his role as vice president at the time, someone who doubted the hunt for bin laden and talk him out. biden said he would be more comfortable if they had additional information. why put troops at risk and further u.s. damage relations with pakistan if they weren't sure he was there. he was a doubter till the end. he congratulated president obama after the fact. but the fact was and remains that he had serious reservations about it. >> absolutely. you talk about this book. i hope that it's a history thriller and a page turner. we take you inside when leon panetta gets the information about where he is. on april 28 of 2011, the final decision meeting obama goes around the room, starts on his right with joe biden. biden says i don't think you should launch the raid. bill

. >> neil: to rob o'neill, a retired navy seal that shot osama bin laden. rob, what do you think of that? there's a guy that did all the investigations about what led up to 9-11, fearful concern that it could happen again especially in light of these developments in afghanistan. what do you think? >> good to be with you, neil. thanks again. i think he's right. the issue right here is the taliban, al-quaida, isis, the haqqani network, they're true believers in their cause. they martyr themselves, that they're going to go to paradise. it's a reward that they want. what they see now, our retreat from afghanistan is a win for their god. allah gave them this victory. that will empower a lot of these sleeper cells. st. louis, london, france. they're going to see a win. it's not going to stop them from getting a truck and continue the jihad because that's the way it works. i'm concerned about that. i want people to be vigilant, keep your head on a civil. because you're not at war doesn't mean somebody is at war with you. >> neil: one of the things i raised with th

shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory.ity royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc >> that is our report. for all of us, i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, ll cool j. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash pay

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. >> two fbi agents were kill thad day, agent hatton and agent john o'neill. 20 year later, how is the u.s. adapting to keep america safe? on nightly news with lester holt, peter williams looks at advancements and one of the newest dangers. >>> one of the services in the bay area tomorrow will be at the flight 93 memorial in union city. it was bound for sfo when it was hijacked and ended up crashing in a pennsylvania field. nbc's ""dateline"" focuses entirely on flight 93, how it happened, the heroes, passengers and their families. bob radell has a look from union city. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, workers are spiffying up the flight 93 memorial here m in union city for a special memorial. it was september 11, 2001 when it was supposed to land at sfo with 33 passengers, seven crew members, plus the terrorist hijackers. sadly, it never made it. it krashed on a field in pennsylvania. on board, mark bingham, traveling from his new york office to his san francisco office, he was among the passengers who fought back against those hijackers. who had intended to divert the plane to

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anchor: sean o'neill with the erosion in the canary islands.ime for business and kate has joined us with the global markets and a global selloff. >> the name of the struggling property giant is evergrande and it could spark a crisis in the chinese housing sector, it has been likened to lehman brothers, its collapse seen as the start of the global financial crisis. the evergrande crisis began spreading to stockmarkets today, the dow jones paring down earlier losses to close down 1.7%, the s&p 500 with its worst day drop since may. the nasdaq down over 2% at the close. wall street's volatility fear index jumped to the highest and's may. earlier, stocks in frankfurt and milan lost more than 2% each, and in paris, down 1.7%. evergrande is facing a thursday deadline to pay interest on its bonds. if, as expected, it is unable to meet those obligations, it could collapse. it hasome $300 blion wor of debt after years oexpanding too quickly. analysts say it could be ticketed of a broader problem of facing real estate companies in china and the region an

shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory.nsas city royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming box for free. click, call, or visit a store today. >> that is our report. for all of us, i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, ll cool j. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- ll cool j -- nick robinson -- and music from tems. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. th

tyler o'neill homer's to help st. louis beat l.a. 2-1 so the giants are now 2.5 up on the dodgers. abc 7 ama: what we were fearing, a new fire is being reported. as you look at live doppler 7, you will see numerous lightning strikes in the north bay and those strikes continue to move northwards. some of that not containing any rain. i want to take you in a little bit closer to just south of hopland, where that's right, you will notice a short time ago. unclear if lightning triggered to the fire. of course, we will have the latest update at 5:00 a.m. >> thank you for watching tonight. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy chemical map blache

. -- tyler o'neill. deep area giants now up with 22 games left to play.he a's trying to snap a four-game slide. dance party. scoreless in the second. 25th of the season. gets them off to a good start, which they need. 1-0 athletics. frankie shut down the white sox. garcia looking in the sixth. seven innings. allowing one run. chad pinder. cerro foul pole you'd that is fair. -- fair or foul. that is fair. snapping their four-game skid. tyler shanahan will not say the words exactly, but jimmy garrotte below will start for the 40 sunday. the coach obviously tired of the questioning. >> i'm not going to answer that, because i feel all you have to do is look at how i have talked to in's july 27. i wasn't being hardheaded, but you are hardheaded asking. i feel i have already answered it. keep it at that. >> i told you had a good feeling about it, i kind of joked about it. i always knew where i stood, now it is official. >> abc7 >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, enjoy tv, a

i met hillary o'neill inside the 9.11 tribute museum in lower manhattan. the connecticut gen z also born on september 11th is a volunteer emt because she's inspired by the heroic actions of first responders. >> at villanova university. hillary studying psychology and peace and justice with a big birthday approaching the soon to be 20 year-old will do what she always does on 9.11. she'll team up with the organization 9.11 day and feed the hungry by family kind of use it as. >> a meeting as a symbol of are shot of something tragic. >> signaling hope for a brighter future in manhattan. i'm rebecca solomon. >> and on september 11th, we will have live team coverage on the day's events and our weekend newscasts and our streaming app kron on also on saturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special. it starts at 10:30pm, saturday night. >> coming up, are you ready for football? the niners are set to kick off the regular season this week. what we're learning about the team on the field. >> and if silver and black suit you better. you may be able to s

louis tyler o'neill broke the 1 one tie. with that banker you just saw the left field.gave the cards the lead in the bottom of the 5th. 2 to one was the score that point and they would take it from there holding off the dodgers. 2 to one st. louis. the final the dodgers and cardinals split that four-game series. and with that the giants gained a half-game on the dodgers. they sit atop the nl west with a 1950 record. the dodgers are now 2 and a half games back and the padres they have been spotter ing lately. they have totally fallen off. now 15 and a half games back followed by the rockies and arizona cardinals. despite all this. >> rather the know i'm blinking right now. someone help me brain. vegas still has the dodgers winning the division and the world series despite all this so the giants do have something to prove down the stretch they take on the cubs tomorrow. 11:20am at wrigley field. and of course, we've got to talk about football season. the forty-niners finally open their season sunday in detroit versus the lions for demeco ryans. it will be his first game a

. >>> o'neill francis helped passengers get to safety as heavy rain flooded this new york city subway station. >> i've ever seen so much water before in my life. it was like niagara falls. overwhelming. >>> new york city subway lines are slowly getting back to normal, but throughout the city, the cleanup is just beginning. the storm is blamed for several deaths, including a 43-year-old woman, and her 22-year-old son, who were trapped when water flooded their basement apartment. >> to have two people has away from this is devastating. >>> ida made landfall as a category 4 hurricane in louisiana on sunday, where many have been left without food, water, or power. >> we are all in this together. the nation is here to help. >>> president biden is said to visit the region friday to survey the impact. the president has also authorized the use of drones in mississippi and louisiana to help assess the damage. >> it's unbelievable the rain they got there. >>> it would be nice if we could even things out a little bit, but a startling statistic in terms of the amount of rain that they got in the

love love rob o'neill, you're something else.white house praising the taliban for its evacuation efforts in afghanistan. lauren, what are they saying? >> the taliban cleared those foreign nationals including dozens of americans to leave. i'll show you the quote. they have some flex, and they have been business-like and professional in our dealings with them in this effort. this is a positive first step. okay. peter doocy waveed an fbi wanted poster yesterday and asked this. >> reporter: the taliban is business-like and professional, their interior minister has an fbi wanted poster. he's got a $10 million bounty on his head. what's the business? >> in order to get those e people out, we had to work with some members of the taliban to press them to work in a business-like manner -- >> reporter: the statement says this is a positive first step. towards what? >> towards getting additional people out who want to leave afghanistan. >> okay. so we're working with the taliban because we have to, but we conveniently blame the taliban when

i'm union o'neil the u. k. parliament. so some angry exchanges on monday as m. p. 's returned from their summer recess. in the u. s. the opposition has been roundly confirming the leadership over the last minutes evacuation from afghan us. then there were some tough questions for the british prime minister. families of 2 of my constituents, including a 7 month old child, was forcibly removed from flight and thrown out of cobble into the street where the seat of the suicide bombing i was before. mister speaker, i absolutely feel yes, and i want to ask the prime minister, how on earth would potentially fit the decision? allow perhaps even, even after i've lived these, my friends would minister toys left and all right. and how many objected from the airport into homes. we just will be up to 3 to the families that the government has the port and live binge of i'm we have no evidence of anybody being pulled off flights, but i would ask him, obviously, if the guy would ask him to, to raise it with the raise the particular cases directly with, with my right, honorable fri

the decision today is a step backwards for common sense and my colleague, unit o'neill, probation of puberty blockers for debate. the court is essentially handing decision making power from the parent to the doctor. the doctor can say no, but the parent can't, does not finally at the right of parents to bring up their their children as they see fit is for the medical professionals, along with ideally the parents. but alternately, it looks at whether the child on the fax, at the individual case is capable of giving informed consent. and the best person to judge there is the medical practitioner who's fully aware of all the treatment involves. and the pros and cons, it's fine to say that the doctors and conditions and the regulations need to take responsibility for judging informed consent like children. but we have to accept that say, in, sorry, that i have failed. there's an exponential rise of the transition accounts and social media. and so clearly the system has been working for adolescents so far we have no idea what the long term results will be in terms of the grant from this c

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my name's unit o'neill. in 30 minutes of news and views start a us marine officer who recently became known by the public for his criticisms, of washington's handling of the afghan list and pull out has been sent to a military prison. left tenant, colonel stewart shall a junior is currently in pre trial confinement. the time date and location of the proceedings have not been determined less tenant, colonel shallow will be afforded. oh, due process, what you shall did. his polarized many americans, because there are those who believe that he is a hero, that he stood up and spoke out for what he believes. and that is a view shed by many americans. at the end of the afghan war, the evacuation that we saw at the end of august was humiliating for the united states. that it was a arctic that had cost the lives of to many american servicemen, and that it could have been avoided. if intelligence had been heated, others believe that he spoke out of turn that he should have addressed as grievances through proper chann

on something ah, around the clock across the world, this is our t from the team and myself union o'neill, hello and welcome to the program. the united states has acknowledged that last month's drone strike enough to get this done. killed 10 civilians including 7 children and not a single terrorist. washington how to initially claim the strike was necessary to prevent tucker k buller port in the final days before america's military withdraw. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with us is take or were a direct rep to us forces. that was a mistake. and i offer my sincere apology. while here, you can see the aftermath of that strike in a residential area of cabal, 3 kilometers from the airport. there was a secondary blast, which is not believe to being caused by a propane tank in the driveway. the u. s. military has so far declined to say whether there'll be any discipline reaction o o. busy r a senior correspondent, m

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a rocky goose o'neill time's investigation is revealed . the u. s. may have mistakenly targeted an aid worker in a drug strike and combo on august 29th, 10 people including 7 children, were killed in the african capital. health officials in columbia say they're worried about a potential coven surge next month. columbia is run out of vaccines, and many people with a 1st dose, a currently unable to get a 2nd shot. those are the headlines. we're back in half an hour. right now. it's listening post we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call, i'll just bring you the news and current affairs algebra last us troops have withdrawn from any of the question was. busy busy over the mistakes made along the way. now in america war, the us military exit from that has been as wrenching, early fraud, the occupation of the work done. hello, i mean, actually debbie and you're the listening post. the show where we don't cover the news. we covered the way the news is covered. it's been 20 years since the 911 attack

see my name's unit o'neill and 30 minutes of news and views start. there was a frosty reception for ju biden, this weekend of a new jersey time ravaged mind the recent hurricane ida, a grip of locals, voice their anger over the afghan, a some polite with some even branding the american president, a tyrant, the. c visible fury over the war in afghanistan is being felt all the more acutely in the run up to a grim anniversary for the united states. almost 20 years have passed since the tragic events of 911 a day that checked the world and set the stage for the us war on terror to market. we've been taking a closer look at the devastating impact the subsequent 2 decades of conflict has had on millions in our special project on heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. they killed our children, so united states was bringing people to watch the site. it was a pointless exercise. we start the series by looking at the impact of one recent event, so called defensive err strike conducted by the u. s. and bull of the end of august, just before the g

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my name's union o'neill. our top story, the white house has acknowledged that around a 100 americans are still enough. ganeth them almost a week after the evacuation ended. and while the administration grapples with the full lights, a series of licked messages have shed light on the military's field efforts to get every us citizen out of the country. an american citizens. yes, all of them. we are effing, abandoned american citizens of those texts, which haven't been verified where the suppose by michael young, a war correspondent and former special forces soldier. he spoke to us during details with rti of his conversation with a high ranking u. s. army official. that colonel was not physically present, but he was in contact major general chris donahue who, who was the combatant commander on the ground. and so that colonel was physically there. in fact, he was very frustrated. and you can see from that tax there was more tax. those while he was really demonstrating a lot of frustration at one point you said 10