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[ applause ] [ bell ringing ] a moment of silence for when flight 93 crashed in shanksville. you ve been listening to the 9/11 ceremony in new york. before that, the pentagon, where the leaders of the military spoke, including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, and the secretary of defense, lloyd austin. secretary austin will join us live in a moment. first, let s bring back gerad and jalia. i want to talk about the heroism of the staff. and the crew. important distinction for the families. and the passengers. it is almost such an amazing story that people almost express disbelief, that it s become a myth. no, it s real. it really did happen. there were all these heros, including the crew, as you note, that saved how many thousands of lives, we don t know, by forcing that plane down. tell us more. yeah. this is one of the things that you sort of see throughout that day. these little moments that end up making a big differen ....
we re about a block from the reflecting pool where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. president joe biden arriving at this moment in lower manhattan. he and jill biden will visit all three memorial sites today. starting here at the museum on this site. vice president kamala harris will speak in shanksville, pennsylvania later this morning, that s where united flight 93 was forced down. she and second gentleman, doug emhoff, will then join the president and the first lady at the pentagon. nicolle wallace, as i always say, for millions of americans especially anyone in the tri-state area, this is the saddest place on earth. there s no way to walk by this spot if you re on jury duty a few blocks away, on an errand or going somewhere else that you don t feel gutted by what was lost here. our day job is to cover politics, what you have in this place and what you have in this remembrance is heroes. heroes who ran into towers. i think 20 years later that m ....
off the table, and the press secretary jen psaki saying they are continuing to look at ways that they can keep people healthy and save lives. not ruling that out. and that would be a big change to people s everyday life. because right now you don t even have to show a negative test to get on a domestic flight in the united states. ones that could have an immediate effect. we should note yesterday he did make one change when it came to airlines. that s those tsa fines for not wearing a mask. they are now double what they used to be. here to discuss former u.s. assistant attorney, the biden administration clearly believes that they have the legal standing to require businesses that have more than a hundred employees to mandate either weekly testing or opting out with vaccines. do they have the legal standing to do this? i think there s very little legal argument that the biden administration does not have this authority. the department of labor back in 1970 under a st ....
stage, the question is how are theaters keeping audience members safe? it is way too early for this. good morning again, everybody. welcome to way too early, the show that sings show tunes on the way to work, swear to god. i m jacob soeb recover on this friday, september 3rd, and we eert start with the news. begin with the deadly flooding in the wake of hurricane ida. the storm is being blamed for at least 42 deaths in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, and connecticut. the toll climbs even higher to 58 when you factor in the weather-related fatalities in states across the south where the storm first made landfall. in new york city, mayor bill de blasio says at least 13 people died in flooding incidents 26783 people were killed in new jersey. and in connecticut, a state trooper, sergeant brian moll dyed after his cruiser was swept away in floodwaters. reporter: in the light of day, the storm damage on display, the danger far from over. water kept rising, the ....
life-supporters standing team of reporters standing by. we are in houma not far from where the starm made land fall. it is getting serious where you are, jason. what can you tell us? reporter: yes. the conditions, we ve seen them getting progressively worse with each passing hour as we ve been standing out here. it s the severe wind. it s the severe rain that s been coming down steadily. and we re not even really in the thick of it yet. as bad as some of the conditions are now, if you look, i don t know how much of this reads on camera as you see the wind gusts come through here. but the eye wall still two hours away from where we are at this point, jim. and houma at this point is still in the direct path of the eye wall of hurricane ida. so what we re being told is conditions here are just going to be steadily getting worse over the next few hours. so what we re going to be doing is bringing you updates, obviously, as we re out here. i ve reached out to emergency o ....