Concentrate, we cannot hallow this ground, the brave Men And Women Living and dead who struggled here have concentrated it far above our power to add or detract. And so it is today, because at the pentagon, and willie is at Ground Zero. A location every bit as sacred to americans as gettysburg or the Edmund Pettis Bridge or the waters surrounding the u. S. S. Arizona and, of course, the patch of land in shanksville, pennsylvania where the heroes inspire us still. Lets go to willie. Joe, good morning. On this september 10th, you think about this day 20 years ago and as you put it well, this is the last day before everything changed, september 10, 2001. We know at 8 46 when the first Plane Hit the North Tower behind me, our world changed, america changed, but the globe changed as well. Were now at the end of a 20 Year War that was launched because of the attacks at that day. Here, at the pentagon where mika is and shanksville, pennsylvania. I have to say coming here its never any less po
Blinken says that u. S. Has no leverage there because all u. S. Diplomats have been pulled out. The white House Briefing set to begin any moment now and we expect there will be questions. Fox Team Coverage begins now. General Jack V6 is standing by. In trey, you had some Breaking News for us at the top of the hour here. Weve got a lot of new information here. According to a source familiar, that flight with foreigners on board has landed in qatar. According to the sources there were actually about 113 passengers on board come out lower than the original estimat of 200 and these are foreigners from all different parts of the world. American citizens, canadians chemically ukrainians, german, and british citizens. According to the source additionally we know the passengers will be processed here in qatar, they will head from the airfield to a facility near to where were at right now. They will take Corona Test and be given food in allowed some time to rest before ultimately they are proce
ther today, discussion on relationship between the 13th amendment to the constitution and the incarceration of african-american men. we will be live from the hill center at the old naval hospital in washington, d.c. starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on the span. sunday night on afterwards. blue on blue, and insiders story of good cops catching bad cops. the arthur author, former chief of the nypd affairs bureau, talks about his book with a former nypd officer and arthur of once a cop. i saw ask of courage, bravery, integrity, but there is always that small number of cops they keep you up at night. when i was a precinct commander, everyone knew the person or maybe two that you did not trust and the other officers did not trust him or her either and so what i did when i went to internal affairs is i brought the commanding officers on board and we would meet with them on a regular basis and i would ask them questions like, who, in your command, are you a little concerned
final? final. all right, congratulations. [cheers and applause] miss america bringing $20,000 to children s miracle network hospitals. that s fantastic. thank you. if you had taken a guess, what would it have been? i would have said a. a? a. it was actually c, lesieg. oh, thank god. thank god. so there you go. okay, thank thank you. and you re leaving with $20,000. thank you, chris. so good to have you here. thank you for having me. really honored to have you. thank you. and congratulations children s miracle network hospitals raising $20,000. thank you. that is fantastic. thank you for joining us today. for everyone who s been a part of this one, i m chris harrison. we ll see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: (brian)i m brian. i was in the military for 18 years. but i smoked. and i got heart disease. my tip is, it s hard to serve your country when you re too weak to put on your uniform. (announcer)you can quit. for fre
announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good tuesday morning. i m kendis gibson. i m diane macedo. let s get right to our top story. at least two people are dead after tornadoes tore through parts of oklahoma. in one rural county alone a dozen homes were destroyed and many livestock killed and at this airport that you see there shortly, winds topping 80 miles an hour, tossing planes like toys. strong winds and large hail also hit the central plains, but no deaths or serious injuries are reported outside of oklahoma. and as the weather radar shows, the strongest storm cells have moved on, but of course, not without leaving their mark. abc s lauren lyster joins us now with more. good morning. they left their mark. 18 tornadoes reported in all on monday. and parts of oklahoma are really going to have to start cleaning hit. overnight, check this out in arkansas. 60 to 80-mile-per-hour winds that kendis was talking about, they wreaked havoc at this airport.