familiar with the ggraphy of this are the southern tip of manhattan would be very much near the flight, the landing pattern for jfk airport. it could have been easy for a hijacker to pretend that he was taking that plane to jfk and veer off at the last minute. i heard one eyewitness say that over washington square, which in the lower reaches of manhattan, you s a plane go over it about 1,000 feet. apparently the american airlines flight and then do what he described as a sharp right turn right toward the world trade center. he then lost sight of it. and one eyewitness in this a.p. report says he was getting off a path train to the world trade center and saw bodies falling out of the building. as he approached it. police told him to get out of the building immediately. he ran outside and watched people jump out of the first building. and then thereas a second explosion. this footage we re seeing right now shows that the damag is so severe. i mean, we had seen what seemed
questions about the congressional budget agenda. from the nation s capital, this is washington journal. host: good morning. we will get to your calls in just a minute. we are interested to hear from you now that you had 24 hours to absorbent the massachusetts election. talking to your friends, reading some of the blogs and newspaper analysis. we would very much like to hear your analysis for what it means for the parties of the big policy initiatives. we will get to your calls in a minute. emily pierce is our first guest, joining us by phone. front-page story on a roll call. the question is the biggest policy issue, health care. after a day of observing it, what our leaders saying? guest: in the immediate aftermath they are saying we need to take a deep breath and think about what we need to do. at the same time, they are exploring this option of the house perhaps taking up the senate bill and just send it to the president. in order to do that, you would need an agreement
& friends on tuesday. so long. bill: good morning i m bill hemmer live in port-au-prince, haiti. where would this country be without the help of the united states? up to 7000 troops said to be in the area by today, while 300,000 homeless haitians await their arrival. our coverage continues here in haiti, also with me today, high colleagues, path i ann brown and gregg jarrett. gregg: we ll check in with you momentarily, i m gregg jarrett. patti ann: i m path i ann brown. a deadly attack in afghanistan near the presidential palace and dramatic new developments in the massachusets senate battle, a new poll suggesting a big shift. and panic by some washington democrats, worry that the massachusets battle will derail their health care overall. we ll detail the 11th hour plan to avoid that. gregg: first, let s begin with bill hemmer in port-au-prince, haiti, where the situation is evolving minute by minute. bill? bill: yeah, gregg, good morning again, we re back the a the airport
sense whatsoever! [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org - bret: next on special report, the senate version of healthcare reform, we will look at some of the fine print, on the job hunt, the search for truth at a fiery house hearing about how many jobs have really been saved or created by the stimulus. we ll look at whether political correctness played a role in keeping the accused fort hood shooter on the job, and playing politics with women s health, we ll look at the confusion and consternation over breast cancer screening guidelines. all that, plus the fox all-stars, right here, right now. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. more coverage, more taxes an less medicare, three bullet points describing a massive senate healthcare reform bill which is speeding towards its first crucial vote in just two days. chief political correspondent carl cameron takes a look at the proposal and the reaction on c
hookers, lies, meaningless resolutions, communists in the white house, 2,000-page bills that you haven t read, treasury secretaries that don t pay their taxes, fiscal policies that don t make any sense whatsoever! [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org - bret: next on special report, the senate version of healthcare reform, we will look at some of the fine print, on the job hunt, the search for truth at a fiery house hearing about how many jobs have really been saved or created by the stimulus. we ll look at whether political correctness played a role in keeping the accused fort hood shooter on the job, and playing politics with women s health, we ll look at the confusion and consternation over breast cancer screening guidelines. all that, plus the fox all-stars, right here, right now. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. more coverage, more taxes an less medicare, three bullet points describing a ma