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been going back months. months. there was a seething hatred. it was a game. everyone else was just collateral damage. it just destroyed my heart. i m angry now, and i was never a very angry person. hello, and welcome to dateline. in the eyes of his daughter, randy baker could do no wrong. he was her rock and a mentor for countless others. randy dedicated himself to a deeply personal mission counseling others to overcome addiction. it was a battle he, too, waged as a young man, so when randy was found dead, investigators wondered, did someone from his past put an end to his future, or was there trouble closer to home? here is keith morrison with the secret keepers. it was a warm colorado morning on the right side of summer. the road beneath his wheels, the vast blue canopy above, renewed possibilities in his heart. randy baker recovering heart patient cruised through the sun to the job he loved, better now back to sweet routine. so why this morning fatigu ....
tonight, president biden s message to the republican governors criticizing his sweeping new vaccine mandates and threatening to sue to block them, and i quote have at it . and as the delta variant spreads like wildfire, especially across the south, tonight big developments on mask mandates in schools in two states where the virus is surging. plus california s recall election hasn t even happened yet and right wing media is already spreading lies about the democratic governor s potential to beat back the recall. also ahead, my interview with a professor and commentator on race telling me what he got wrong about the state of race in america after living through the trump era. you don t want to miss that interview. i want to bring in susan glasser, national correspondent for the washington post philip bump. good to see you both. thank you so much. one day i will see you in person in studio, hopefully soon. and the reason why i haven t seen you is because of this. so, su ....
[reading of names] it is that day again, september 11th, 20 years later. over the next two hours, we ll embrace two decades of death and life, and we ll reflect on the last 27 days in kabul. you will hear many of the names, the names we promised to never forget as we say good morning from ground zero. i m bill hemmer on this 9/11 yet again. dana: and i m dana perino. it s an honor to be here. we are coming to you live where 20 years ago america came under attack. bill: it started with disbelief and ended with a unified national resolve, and within days we moved to hunt down the terrorists that murdered nearly 3,000 in cold blood. dana: the evil did not discriminate. the victims were men, women and children of all races and religions. bill: some of them were going to work, boarding flights, others were fighting to save lives, losing their own in the process that morning. dana: right now in new york city we are approaching our second moment of silence at 9:03 eastern. t ....
after a stunning series of attacks today against targets in new york and in washington d.c.. the world trade center and the pentagon. the terrorist used hijacks a billion airliners and their passengers as guided missiles in their attacks. the most serious attack on this country since pearl harbor. tonight, the dead still are being counted, an unknown number still of missing. at this hour, in this war, another development, there are reports out of kabul, the capital of afghanistan, of explosions, with the pentagon and the cia are flatly denying that the united states had anything to do with those explosions. this has been one of the darkest days in america, and it is not yet over. here at home now a quick look at the locations where the airliners hit, the twin towers of the world trade center, 20 minutes apart. then, within an hour this morning, the pentagon. and then, the final crash just minutes later about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh, 266 people on the four airpl ....
new covid 19 measures that require workers at large companies to be vaccinated or face weekly testing. latest figures show the uk economy grew byjust 0.1% injuly, as the last covid restrictions were lifted in england. india have forfeited the fifth test against england over covid concerns, meaning the series is drawn 2 2. and reflections on 9/11, 20 years on from the attacks. we ll hear from some of the people who were directly affected. morning and welcome to bbc news. the british teenager emma raducanu has made history as she reaches the final of the us open tennis in new york. the 18 year old from south east london beat the 17th seed maria sakkari in the semi finals at flushing meadows, becoming the first british woman to reach the final of a major singles tournament since virginia wade in 1977. patrick gearey reports. from great britain, emma raducanu! emma raducanu s flight home from new york left two weeks ago. since then she has taken off. like most 18 year olds ....