Forever when terrorists took the lives of almost 3,000 people. The country took pause to honor those we lost. Gary jay frank. Sheila patricia barnes. For some it still feels like yesterday, whether they watched it all unfold on tv or from the dustfilled streets of new york. Some are too young to know what life was like before 9/11, yet they still lost just as much. My uncle firefighter, christopher mazell. I know you re with us every day watching over us, and even though i never met you in person, i miss you a lot. Mom always tells us about the crazy, fun things you did, and i m sure if you were here, i would probably be doing them with you. Generations refined and still healing. 20 years ago today. Polo sandoval is where many of the events were held. Polo, it s been an interesting day. It certainly has. Preside we didn t hear from the president at this site. It was all about what happened 20 years ago. A flag unfurled 20 years ago signaled a day of tributes. It s one of three sites wh
Saddened and angry as i many. A bleak message. 90 million people still unvaccinated who have virus. If you transparent about the nursing home scandal. I have a lot of priorities but i will absolutely make sure that my administration fully cooperates with requests for data. Good morning, everybody. We re going to start fox friends with a fox news alert. Overnight, at least five people have reportedly been killed during the chaos at the kabul airport as thousands try to get out of afghanistan before they are killed. Ainsley: yeah. In the meantime the white house is under fire for going silent. Everyone is on vacation amid this collapse. Brian: right. But they gave us a couple of still photos that should be enough. Ryan joins us live from overseas with the latest. Ryan? yeah, chaotic scenes at that the international airport in kabul as people scramble to try get out of afghanistan. Keep in mind, thousands of people want to get out of kabul, not just u. S. Personnel. And the best bet for a
Breaking point? we have you covered with anita vogel. Hi, charles. We re near the finish line of the long july fourth holiday weekend. Experts were predicting business as usual. Almost. 3. 5 million people were expected to travel by plane over the weekend. The most since the pandemic started, a lot of folks are flying home right now in the air as we speak. Many experienced long lines across the country. Airports were packed. The whole system, airports, rental car agencies and the like are rusty after a year off of the kind of crushing travel that we re used to. So what does this mean for the rest of the summer? first of all, there will be a shortage of workers everywhere you go. At the airport, the tsa is so short of employees that they re asking for volunteers and looking to hire 6,000 new workers. They re offering $1,000 bonuses. It s not a bad deal if you re looking for a new job. The tsa is predicting staffing shortages at 130 airports across the country and rental car agencies are
welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, may 28th, and the u.s. senate up all night, not to get lucky in the words of deaf punk, but the deaf part might be applicable. republicans are on the path to block apy bipartisan vote on th insurrection. that vote might not happen until this afternoon. why not earlier? there s a deploying of stall stack ticks on another bill. you may recall ron johnson denying the work of the insurrection and calling it a protest. many were elderly, overweight, plain tired or frail, traits not tippic cal to the riot-prone. they would never do anything to break the law, and so i wasn t concerned. had the tables been turned and president trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter and antifa protesters, i might have been a little concerned. one of the reasons i m being attacked is because i very honestly said i didn t feel threatened on january 6th. i didn t. there was much
Building that housed major media outlets, the associated press, al jazeera, and others. The israeli military calls the owner of that building and said we are going to destroy this property. Then you had this surreal scene where palestinian journalists crowding around on the phone speaking in arabic to an israeli soldier in a command center somewhere in israel pleading with him saying, give us ten minutes. Give us 15 minutes. We need to go back inside and get our equipment and bring it back out. That was not to be. Israel carried out the strike. The israeli military says the building was also housing hamas military assets. We don t know what those assets are but israel insisting this was a legitimate military strike. This is causing outcry around the world. The president of the associated press, gary pruitt, saying he is shocked and horrified at his organization s building being targeted. He said in a statement this is an incredibly disturbing development. We narrowly avoided a terrible