where at least five people are dead after a bomb went off outside a mosque in the capital city of kabul. it is considered the deadliest attack since u.s. troops withdrew in august. those inside the mosque were attending a memorial service for the mother of the taliban s spokesperson. in los angeles, a massive oil spill spanning six miles of the pacific. clumps of oil and dead sea life already seen washing ashore. just last hour, officials said they believe the leak is contained, though the cause remains under investigation. the pacific air show was canceled to help with cleanup efforts. and a pre-air scare at atlantic city international. officials confirming a spirit airliner caught fire after birds struck the plane s engine. thankfully, all onboard made it out safely. we have much more american voices after the break. eone whs someone else. i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone s unique. that s why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [
uncertain moment. clarissa we see you on the streets again today, i should note, and it is so insightful for us as americans to be able to see you out there. the scenes behind you are like mundane almost, people loading water onto a truck, walking their bicycles along the street. what does it feel like there today? reporter: so the taliban told all people who work for the government that they can go back to their jobs today. we saw policemen directing traffic on the streets. we re in a busy market, you know, not all the stores are open, but certainly a good amount of them, and if you come with me, will bonnet, my cameraman here, there s one shop that s doing pretty good business at the mountaiment, whs not entirely surprising. this shop here, which is selling burkas. burkas are all consuming, all covering attire that are very
it s probably not going to work. exactly. so you re saying basically the source of information is very important, where people get their information. i want to apply that on the election. do you think people should listen to politicians or the nearly 100 judges across the political spectrum, the republican and democratic election officials that certified the election and administration official whs who agree there s no evidence of widespread fraud in the election? you re getting into apples and oranges. there s a danger you re going to come up with bananas. to your point, look, i ve always said that the problem in the election certification was that changes in these states, in the state of georgia and arizona and michigan were made by the executive branch and the judicial branch and not by the legislative branch they should have been made by. the recent ruling in the arizona
here. remember this, the person at the top of the mountain didn t fall there, okay? reporter: stacey abrams offering a major endorse. if joe manchin and the u.s. senator whs who support this legislation are willing to come together on a compromise, then we will make progress. equally unacceptable, totally inappropriate. all republicans, i think, will oppose that as well. reporter: one area of bipartisanship is a new bill on the president s desk today making juneteenth a federal holiday in commemorating the end of slavery. juneteenth has been known by many names, jubilee day, freedom day, liberation day, emancipation day, and today a national holiday. this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i will have had as president. reporter: when it cams to getting this legislation passed on capitol hill, every senator
Becky Byer, a Kelly Walsh High School teacher in math and computer science, has been named a 2021 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) State Finalist.