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border. i ve also seen the video, i can t imagine what the scenario is where that would be appropriate. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes there was good news on the quarterback scene today. something we don t get to say every day on this program. this morning, pfizer and biontech announced that their vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. the company s plan to apply for authorization from the food and drug administration by the end of this month, now obviously, as a parent of two kids who would be eligible for the vaccine the fda approves under invested in this. i know a lot of you are too. to run a talk to the former acting head of the center for disease control and prevention, about this and what it means in just a bit. but throughout this whole year, since january, we ve had this we are drawing good news bad news situation on the vaccine. the news about the vaccine themselves, from a scientific standpoin ....
fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. in other news, prince andrew s legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse, have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince he denies the claims. an arson attack at a mosque in manchester, is being investigated as a hate crime. cctv footage from before the attack, late on friday night, has been released by didsbury mosque. nobody was hurt. and 18 year old emma raducanu, is on court in new york in the us 0pen final and she leads by four games to three in the first set. and we ll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, natalie fahy, senior editor for nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo, and joe mayes, uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. good evening. ceremonies have taken place in the united states of america to mark 20 years since the september the 11th ....
gives us a lot more time to speak to a lot of very interesting people, and we have. the one recent conversation for example, we sat down with ted nugent to talk about attacks on the second moment in this country. it was an amazing conversation. here s part of it. i met a political firestorm. i ve always been confrontational, especially regarding theal second amendment and hunting rights. and i ve never been uncomfortable when they attacken me. i go so venison is you don t recognize its value? what you think deer are here for? if you don t eat them, what are they here for? carrying a gun, i would be attacked for carrying a gun. i go so by the way venison and self-defense are perfect and you re attacking me for carrying a gun and killing deer? what are you, nuts? and of course they were all stoned. so i suppose the inclination would be uncomfortable when you re attacked, but i was so confident. you may have noticed this. i am so confident that the weekend with my dad ....
you can see military doing the lord s work. there is a dunkirk movement. veterans have united to save our own, there is no one else coming for them but us. welcome to modern warriors, afghan extraction. i m your host pete hegseth, thank you for spending this evening with us, u.s. veterans banding together to get as many american citizens and allies out of afghanistan before joe biden shuts down the window for rescues, people are desperate, scenes are dangerous, and many tactics covert, i have honor of catching up with 4 modern warriors working on a way out. meet saboor sakhizada. he was my translator in afghanistan. we have major michael gene murray ii. and we is founder president of liberty organization, for veterans and emergency responders, major murray was my boss in. army green beret, matthew goldstein, served 17 years in u.s. army, multiple tours in afghanistan. u.s. marines and afghan passenger and police forces. he was one of three battalion commanders ....
devastated the state 16 years ago today. it s too early to assess ida s huge swath of damage, but the wrecking power is obvious. just look at this video right here. flooding is widespread in ida s path and some areas could see up to 20 inches of rain. more than a half million homes and businesses are without power, and that number is sure to climb. officials say it could take weeks to restore power. the levee system in new orleans vastly upgraded after katrina is holding so far. the state s governor says hurricane ida will be the levee s most severe test. let s go to the cnn weather center and meteorologist tom sater. tom, are you surprised this is still a category 4 storm hours after it made landfall? very surprised really. we knew it was going to hit with a punch, and we knew because it was kind of small and compact in its size that it would act as a cannonball and shoot inward. just moments ago, we can now say it s weakened to a category 3. that s still amazing to ....