hello, i m sara sidner in for victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom. the southwest airline meltdown is now in its seventh day of derailing people s travel plans. since last thursday, the company has cancelled more than 15,000 flights, including 2300 set for tomorrow. flight aware finds 89% of the nation s cancellations just today belong to southwest airlines. transportation secretary pete buttigieg promises to hold the nation s largest domestic carrier accountable. but for some passengers, southwest may never be able to make up for days of delay. misplaced luggage and ruined holidays. i hate southwest. southwest, i hate them. i hate them. how did you make out? i was there from 12:00 12:00, still stranded. i need to drive nine more hours. i m upset, i m stressed, i m tired and i hate them. okay. she did not pull any punches there. cnn correspondent nick valencia is outside of hartsfield-jackson airport, the busiest in the world. nick, what are you hearing
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adviser to president zelenskyy says moscow is shelling the route that inspectors need to access the power plant that has the nation and world on edge. we ll have a live report from ukraine. the justice department says it has wrapped up its initial review of the documents taken from former president trump s florida residence. what the doj says it found, coming up. today marks one year since the last u.s. plane left kabul. we ll hear from a community of afghan refugees here in the u.s. who say they feel forgotten. we begin with joe biden stepping back into campaign mode with just ten weeks left until midterm elections. the president heads to the northeast area of pennsylvania today to talk about his plan to make america safer, as well as a bipartisan gun legislation he signed back in june. he also plans to go after republicans of their stand on crime. he was supposed to make this trip in july but had to postpone it after testing positive for covid-19. later this week,
survivors of the holocaust still live with the horrors. the holocaust remains one of the greatest crimes against humanity. in europe, nazis set out to kill as many jews as possible. they murdered all four of my grandparents and forced my parents into slave labor and external e external nation camps. ignorance fueled them. eight decades later, it s horrifying to see a rise in anti-semitism and holocaust denial around the world and here in this country. we want to take you on a tour of the united states holocaust memorial museum here in washington, d.c. more than 45 million people have visited this museum since it opened back in 1993. this institution serves as a reminder of what happens when society doesn t stand up to hate . would you please tell me your full name? david blitzer. that s my dad, david blitzer. he survived the holocaust, met my mother. he recorded his personal, very powerful survival story for future generations. i m from the name of the city of always
jones, lara trump and sean duffy, and welcome to the big sunday show. ceremonies taking place at the site where where two planes went into the twin towers and shanksville pennsylvania and at the pentagon. muck. taps marking the moment when a plane crashed into the pentagon at 9:37 a.m. president biden laying a wreath and then speaking to a somber crowd in the rain outside the pentagon. the american story, the american story itself changed that day. but what we didn t change, what we will not change, what we cannot change, never will, is the character of this nation that the terrorists thought they could wound. in the crucible of 9/11 in the days and months that fold, we saw what stuff america s made americans are made of. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden laying flowers at a memorial for flight if 93. a former finishing-16 fighter pilot who was f-16 fighter pilot who was sent on a suicide mission on september 11th to take town that plane re