but it was too late. that missile killed ten innocent people. the pentagon initially said an isis-k suspect was in the car and carrying explosives but yesterday defense officials admitted there was no terrorist threat and the strike actually killed an afghan aide worker bringing water home for his family. also killed two other adults and seven children. let s get to cnn senior national correspondent alex marquardt with me here in washington. what do we know about the cia warning and the sequence of events here? this story just gets worse and worse. this was already a story about how the intelligence had failed by tracking this person who they thought was an isis member, and clearly isn t. now, this is a story also about bad communication. the cia knew that there were civilians in the area. children in the area near this car. and gave this warning. but it was too late. this coming seconds before that held-fire missile was dropped from that drone, and tore through ahmadi s ca
encouraging it and the stunning silence of the republican leaders as this is all happening, treating it as if it is a walk in the park. it is very painful to see. not just silence but outright defense and dismissal of the threat. whitney wild is outside of the fencing, surrounding it. law enforcement making sure it is more prepared this time around. so what steps are they taking and what are they expecting? reporter: well what they re expecting is potentially hundreds of beam to descend into washington as the event organizer for the nonviolent people who are charged in the january 6 insurrection. it is a little bit noisy out here because they re doing last-minute tweaking that surrounds the u.s. capitol grounds, somewhat of a familiar site here in washington following this january 6 insurrection. they are prepared for potential violence today as well as tomorrow and the concern, jim, is that people might be potentially promoting violence in furtherance of this stolen elec
america is still the land of the free because we re the home of the brave. and that s your reality check. john avalon, thank you very much on this 9/11 eve. new day continues right now. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, september 10th. i m john berman with brianna keilar on this new day. president biden with new aggressive vaccination requirements that could affect as many as 100 million americans. this is a new attempt to contain the latest covid surge and the president is clearly running low on patience. my message to unvaccinated americans is this. what more is there to wait for? what more do you need to see? we ve been patient, but our patience is wearing thin and your refusal has cost all of us. so please do the right thing. president biden announced that all unvaccinated employees at private companies with more than 100 workers, they have to do weekly testing. the way to get out of weekly testin
we are prepared, we have the tools. we can do this. that s the next step. the president also announced requirements of vaccination and urging businesses and employers to step up and require this for employees. that s that tension between the government not being able to make that call in the united states, you can t mandate that as an executive action. he wants more employers to lead the way. the administration push reflects how america right now face this cross roads with the covid delta variant surging. the year 2020 is something many people do not want to relive in america with lockdowns and covid deaths driving a natural cultural conversation, was just about getting to 2021. 2020! i don t know about anybody else but i think i am kind of done, can we get to 2021 remember that? can we get to 2021? that energy of getting past 2020 was a reference of how tough covid was at the time of no cure and novak seens. daily covid cases were peaking as 2020 turned 20
school districts said they ll insist on masks despite bans on state mask mandates. the u.s. education secretary actually says going rogue here is a good thing. i think it s more dangerous for students to be home and have interrupted learning because of the decisions that we re making. we re clearly at a fork in the road in this country. we ll either help students be in school and in person and keep them safe or the decisions with e make will hurt students. of course they re not vaccinated. the best safety for them spreading the virus is wearing a mask. months of remote learning took effect on nearly all students. take at an analysis found across 33 states, 10,000 local public schools lost at least 20% of their kindergartens. meaning they re not coming back to go to class. average daily covid cases are back up above 100,000 for the first time our early february. the situation especially dire in florida where hospitals are filling up. it s so high in florida that i think