Altamont. Some slowing through Construction Zone for sunnyvale. No Major Concerns there. This is the crash were talking about eastbound at 780 off i80. Not presenting a problem. Back to you. Thanks, mike. On capitol hill today its expected to be another explosive day as President Trump denies accusations of impeachable acts. A key hearing will happen in one hour from now. The acting director of National Intelligence is set to testify about the phone call with the president of ukraine. Live with what we should expect on this very momentous day. Good morning, chris. Reporter yes, good morning, kris and marcus. According to the latest nbc news count there is a majority in the house of representatives for the first time of people who believe some sort of impeachment action should take place with President Trump. He is coming back to washington today after spending the early part for the u. N. General assembly. He will arrive while his acting director of National Intelligence is answering q
Turned into a literal nightmare. For hundreds of air travelers retained flights gave way to tragedy and thanks to the bravery of passengers and crew, incredible acts of heroism. The Senate Stands with the nation as we remember the terrible events of 18 years ago ytoday and the 3,000 innocent lives terrorists stole away. We stand in solidarity with those who still grieve and honor the patriotic resolve that inspired First Responders u. S. Service members and countless americans to dedicate themselves that they two keeping the nation safe. May i number to the commitment to build a world where evil has no home. May we never forget. 18 years ago on a cloudless tuesday morning, my city, our country, our world changed forever. And think of them the day after 9 11 and i wear this flag every day and every day since then. We also remember our resiliency of new yorkers in the firefighters, Police Officers and ordinary citizens who rushed tos. The towers. The generositye to never forget a man who
Will leave time for questions. Some of you have questions you want to ask our allstar panel. Secondly, in previous sessions at the festival, we have heard very interesting ring tones. [laughter] want to hear those interesting ring tones. Silence your phones, but if you want to take pictures, tweak them. Tweet them. We will take questions at the end. The microphone will be passed around, so if you want to get attention of the microphone, look around as we move to that portion of the program. Im david, the chief operating officer of and i worked in the cia both before and after september 11, so revisiting the terror issue from a different perspective. I am here to bring out the best expertise from our panelists. Bobby chesney is one of the cofounders of law fair, who served on the Detention Policy Task force. It is now the chair in law in World Affairs at the university of texas, where he also directs that center. Mary mccord has been the acting assistant attorney general for National Se
Who lost their lives tragically 18 years ago, and to make sure that we never forget what happened then. I vividly remember that morning in my own office in jasper, indiana. Didnt have tv. Somebody there brought it up on the internet. That second plane flew into the building. Happened know what with the first one. We knew what happened with the second. Center rick scott and i recently over thep summer break took a trip to israel. All of that went into preparedness, the evil that lurks around the world. I see it begin up close to where it always makes you wonder, how can you live like that . How can you be prepared when you know thereno are always individuals, countries out there just like in 1941, just like in 2001. Imagine living in a country where the entire border, surrounded by a fence or wall, to keep people out. And in the really tough places theres another barrier. And in the really tough places, a dirt berm. That drove home again how important it is to be prepared and to always
Across our land. I remember the sights and sounds of parents at the firehouse in sandy hook on the horrible day in 2012 when 20 beautiful children and six great educators died. The firehouse is where parents went to find out whether their children were okay. And the way they found out was that their children either appeared or they did not. For them in the cries and sobbing they experienced, the expressions of anguish, the look on those faces was only the beginning of their nightmare. But it transformed connecticut. And what we did in connecticut was to adopt commonsense measure, comprehensive steps to stop gun violence. But the lesson of connecticut is not only that those steps have reduced gun violence including homicide but also that states with the strongest laws are still on the the in ersy of the one mercy of the ones with the weakest because guns have no respect for state boundaries. They cross state lines and they do damage and death in states like connecticut with strong guns