It does add in another layer of Information And Detail that we excuse me that we didnt have before. Omar al bayoumy, allegedly a student living in l. A. Who the fbi and other excuse me and other agencies believe could have been a Saudi Agent was handing money, helping with finances, with lodging, with transport, with flights for two saudi nationals who arrived in l. A. Who didnt have a command of english. These were two of the hijackers who went on to attack the pentagon. Hazmi and khalid al mithar. The details they are releasing about that are certainly giving encouragement to the families of victims who feel there are a number of Bombshell Revelations here that highlight the connections of the saudi government to this plot and attack. So my takeaway when we look at this and get that information, its perhaps some Solace And Help to the families. Its just something that the saudis are saying that they are happy to see. They are talking about, you know, they are saying there was no conn
The financial capitol was hit hard, it has come storming back. A testament to capitalism and this Country and our resolve. Welcome, everybody. Im neil cavuto, this is your world. You know, 20 years ago today, it was a monday. That they, the last day of innocence some called it would no no Way Hint of the trauma and the nightmare that would come and change america forever. When It Hit, It Hit badly. For the financial community, hit badly as well. Not only in terms of financial capitol but human capitol. Hundreds died that day in the investment community. More than 650 individuals at one firm, Cantor Fitzgerald allots. There were many others. The death of firefighters and First Responders that went into the hundreds and growing questions as to whether New York could or would come back. My next guest remembers it well. Ted wiseberg joins us, seaport securities. Hes been through many crises. Where were you that day, ted . The day started out, the reverse of where i am today. On the phone i
How it is hampering Search And Rescue operations. Americas longest war comes to an end. The final evacuations. We did not get everybody out that we wanted to get out. Odonnell the covid surge, 100,000 americans admitted to hospitals. The most since last winter. New reporting on when younger children will be eligible for the vaccine. Wildfire emergency, thousands evacuated as the Caldor Fire closes in on Lake Tahoe. And remembering one of americas favorite actors, Ed Asner. You got spunk. Well. I hate spunk wel this is the Cbs Evening News with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west, and Thank You for joining us on this tonight we are following two major stories, the staggering destruction caused by Hurricane Ida along the Gulf Coast. Well begin with americas longest war tonight. Because that war is officially over. The last american military plane left from Kabuls Airport at 3 29 p. M. Eastern time. A moment in history as th
Killed at the hands of police are still pleading for meaningful change. Today, marchers will celebrate floyds life. A man whose name became a cry for Racial Justice around the country, even around the world. This as legislation bearing his name remains stalled in the senate. The president set today as the deadline to get it done. That deadline is not going to be met. Will he take action without congress . Floyds motbrother had this mese this morning. I think about my brother all the time. And my sister called me at 12 00 last night. She said, this is the day that our brother has left the earth. Just devastating. I dont want to see people dying the same way my brother has passed. One year later. Just remarkable. In minutes well go live to minneapolis and to capitol hill. First lets begin with jeff zeleny at the white house ahead of the president s meeting with floyds family. What do those plans look like . We know that President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with the
At the week in parliament. Hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament. Coming up more questions for Borisjohnson Over who paid for the revamp of his Downing Street flat. Dont the british people deserve a Prime Minister they can trust and a government that isnt mired in sleaze, cronyism and scandal . But the Prime Minister insists he picked up the bill. He should know that i paid for Downing Street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. Also on this Programme Fresh demands by help for india as it struggles with its covid crisis. And peers fail in an attempt to stop the cost of fire safety work being passed on to leaseholders. Here we are today, with perhaps a million of our fellow citizens being thrown to the ravages of financial bankruptcy. But first, its been dubbed cash curtains, the row over just who fitted the initial bill for the revamp of the Prime Ministers Downing Street flat has Daubed Borisjohnson all week. The news that the Election Watchdog was launching a formal enq