Today is marking a difficult milestone that changed our country and the world. Tributes will be under way at all three sites where nearly 3,000 americans lost their lives. Of course, president biden will visit them right here in new york city where the first two planes crashed into the twin towers of the world trade center. We a commemoration ceremony is set to begin around 8:40 a. M. Eastern. The obamas and the clintons, they will also be attendance. Former president trump says he will visit ground zero, too. Though it is unclear if he will be at the actual ceremony. Of course, later this morning, a ceremony at the pittsburgh. The site of the second terrorist attacks a big american flag, just moments from now, unfurling over the side of the building as the sun rises in our nation s capitol. We will take you there live as it happens. We ll take you to shanksville, pennsylvania, where the fourth plane, united flight 93 crashed before reaching washington, d. C. , thanks to a group of cou
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for a jailed separatist leader spain s state attorney says catch one politician. should be free. a state of emergency in parts of australia as bushfires burn out of control forcing a rethink for new year s eve celebrations i m paul race with all the day s sport including le bron james celebrates his 35th birthday he wakes them all starting on the court as well. unacceptable and vicious is how iraq s prime minister is describing u.s. airstrikes in both the rank and syria however washington is warning of further action to protect its personnel if necessary the strikes targeted 3 camps of an iranian backed group in iraq 2 in syria as well at least 28 fighters were killed and 51 injured. we are warning the united states as we warned before that their legal presence means they are standing against the iraqi people and the iraqi people have the right to confront them with all types of resistance. plenty of reaction as you can imagine iraq has warned of dangerous consequences iran s
catastrophic bushfires in australia reignited the debate over climate change with the government accused of not doing enough why was 20191 of the worst years on record globally for why spies it is said the political will to find a solution this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program back to people bushfire is a common during the summer in australia but firefighters are calling this year s conditions catastrophic at least 8 people have been killed since september including 2 firefighters who died on thursday when their truck was hit by a falling tree with the more than 100 fires burning the government in the most populous state of new south wales has declared a state of emergency a heat wave and strong winds are making things worse australia recorded its 2 hottest days ever this week with the average temperature on wednesday hitting 41 points 9 degrees celsius a senior meteorologist rob mccallum explains what s made the situation so bad. so why is the fire season so
catastrophic bushfires in australia reignited the debate over climate change with the government accused of not doing enough why was 20191 of the worst years on record globally for wife eyes and is there the political will to find a solution this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program back to people bushfire is a common during the summer in australia but firefighters are calling this year s conditions catastrophic at least 8 people have been killed since september including 2 firefighters who died on thursday when their truck was hit by a falling tree with a more than 100 fires burning the government in the most populous state of new south wales has declared a state of emergency a heat wave and strong winds are making things worse australia recorded its 2 hottest days ever this week with the average temperature on wednesday hitting 41 points 9 degrees celsius a senior meteorologist rob mccallum explains what s made the situation so bad. so why is the fire season so